Definition of tiare in English:

tiare

noun tiːˈɑːreɪ

Late 19th century: special use of French tiare 'tiara'.

词汇	tiare
释义	Definition of tiare in English: tiare noun tiːˈɑːreɪ (in Tahiti) a gardenia of a variety bearing fragrant white flowers. （塔希提岛的）提亚雷花 Example sentencesExamples Monoï is a Tahitian beauty oil made with tiare flowers and coconut oil, for the skin and hair. Other cultural symbols relate to the fertility of the land and the beauty of the islands (the tiare gardenia blossom and the black pearl). Celine Dion's first foray into scent is a floral fragrance heady with notes of waterlilies, orange blossoms and tiare flowers (an exotic floral). An extravagantly woven headband of red tipani and snow-white tiare fill the aisle with the rich and heady scent of frangipani and gardenia. In Tahiti, people wear a tiare (a hibiscus blossom) behind one ear. Even in Tahiti, it takes surprisingly little effort to find places that remain unspoiled: jungles alive with birdcalls and fragrant with tiare. Origin Late 19th century: special use of French tiare 'tiara'.
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