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rosenoun
roses
pl
UK
/rəʊz/
US
/roʊz/
She planted a rose in her garden to add a splash of color.
Elle a planté une rose dans son jardin pour ajouter une touche de couleur.
roseCouleur rose.
The walls of the room were painted a soft rose to create a warm atmosphere.
Les murs de la pièce étaient peints d'un rose doux pour créer une atmosphère chaleureuse.
roséVin.
They enjoyed a chilled glass of rosé on the patio during the summer evening.
Ils ont dégusté un verre de rosé bien frais sur la terrasse pendant la soirée d'été.
Traducciones adicionales
roseMotif décoratif ou héraldique.
pomme d'arrosoirSur un arrosoir.
Sinónimos
flower
blossom
bloom
bud
floret
roseadjective
UK
/rəʊz/
US
/roʊz/
Used attributively to denote a pinkish-red colour or something relating to roses.
roseCouleur; invariable en français.
She wore a rose dress to the summer wedding.
Elle portait une robe rose pour le mariage d'été.
Sinónimos
rosy
pink
pinkish
blush
blushing
roseate
salmon
coral
rosy-hued
pink-hued
flushed
riseverb

rose

Past Simple

rose
Past Simple
risen
Past Participle
rising
Gerund
UK
/raɪz/
US
/raɪz/
The sun rises in the east every morning.
Le soleil se lève à l'est chaque matin.
se lever
She rises from her chair to greet the guests.
Elle se lève de sa chaise pour accueillir les invités.
The prices of goods are expected to rise due to inflation.
Les prix des biens devraient augmenter en raison de l'inflation.
He rose to prominence in the political arena.
Il s'est élevé en importance dans la sphère politique.
Traducciones adicionales
se souleverPour une révolte ou une insurrection.
prendre sa sourceS'emploie pour un cours d'eau ou une rivière.
Sinónimos
ascend
climb
soar
increase
mount
uplift
elevate
grow
surge
lift
Antónimos
fall
descend
drop

Definiciones

rosenoun
A type of flowering shrub of the genus Rosa, known for its fragrant and colorful blooms.
She planted a rose in her garden to add a splash of color.
A pinkish-red color, often associated with the flower of the same name.
The walls of the room were painted a soft rose to create a warm atmosphere.
A rosé wine; a light pink wine made from red grapes with minimal skin contact, usually spelled "rosé" with an acute accent.
They enjoyed a chilled glass of rosé on the patio during the summer evening.
A representation or image of a rose, often used in heraldry or as a decorative motif.
The family crest featured a rose prominently in its design.
A perforated attachment on a watering can, hose, or shower that diffuses water into a spray.
The gardener replaced the broken rose on the watering can.
roseadjective
Of a pinkish-red colour resembling that of a rose.
She wore a rose dress to the summer wedding.
riseverb
To move from a lower position to a higher one; to ascend.
The sun rises in the east every morning.
To get up from lying, sitting, or kneeling.
She rises from her chair to greet the guests.
To increase in amount, size, or degree.
The prices of goods are expected to rise due to inflation.
To become more important, successful, or powerful.
He rose to prominence in the political arena.
To stand up, especially in a formal or ceremonial way.
The audience rose to applaud the performers.
To rebel or revolt against authority.
The citizens rose against the oppressive regime.
To have its source or origin (of a river, stream, etc.).
The Seine rises in the Langres plateau.
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