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carnations

/kɑrˈneɪʃənz/ /kɑːˈneɪʃənz/

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noun

康乃馨

(botany) A type of Eurasian plant widely cultivated for its flowers.

Examples :

"She bought a bunch of pink carnations to decorate the table for her mother's birthday. "

她买了一束粉色的康乃馨来装饰桌子，为她妈妈庆祝生日。

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noun

康乃馨

The type of flower they bear, originally flesh-coloured, but since hybridizing found in a variety of colours.

Examples :

"My grandmother's garden is filled with beautiful carnations, ranging from the traditional pinkish-red to vibrant purples and yellows. "

我奶奶的花园里种满了美丽的康乃馨，颜色从传统的粉红色和红色，到鲜艳的紫色和黄色，应有尽有。

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noun

粉红色, 桃红色

A rosy pink colour

Examples :

"The walls of the nursery were painted in soft carnations, a gentle pink that soothed the babies. "

育婴室的墙壁被涂成了柔和的桃红色，这种温柔的粉色能安抚宝宝们。

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noun

肉色，肤色

The pinkish colors used in art to render human face and flesh

Examples :

"The artist used subtle carnations to capture the delicate blush on the baby's cheek in the portrait. "

这位艺术家在肖像画中运用了微妙的肉色来捕捉婴儿脸颊上柔和的红晕。

art appearance color

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noun

猩红色，鲜红色.

A scarlet colour.

Examples :

"The paint swatches included a vibrant carnations, a shade of red that reminded her of summer sunsets. "

那些色卡样品里有一种鲜艳的猩红色（康乃馨红），那种红色让她想起了夏日日落。