florist's in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for florist's in the English»French Dictionary

florist [Brit ˈflɒrɪst, Am ˈflɔrəst] N (person)

florist

fleuriste mf

florist's (shop)

fleuriste m

to go to the florist's

aller chez le fleuriste

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fleuriste

florist

fleuriste

flower shop, florist's

florist's in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for florist's in the English»French Dictionary

florist [ˈflɒrɪst, Am ˈflɔ:r-] N

florist

fleuriste mf

Translations for florist's in the French»English Dictionary

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fleuriste

florist

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Those floral pieces which either dull or fade from dehydration may be given color by utilization of a florist's spray tint.

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Their outfits were created with many fabrics, in addition to newspapers, plastic bin bags and florist's cellophane.

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It also involves a strategic partnership to include select candy products in the online florist's gift baskets.

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Women easily give phone number to men, if they approach them outside the florist's shop.

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I stress naturally because there are many dyed blue flowers in the florist's world, and they don't count as truly blue.

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However, two plants -- the peace lily and florist's chrysanthemum -- are said to cleanse the air of all five potentially harmful toxins and are deemed the most effective.

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Sniffing a bonsai in a florist's shop brought up memories of moving apartments in the middle of the summer.

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They are the coolest dudes in the florist's shop.

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Treat these plants poorly, however, and they will wither and die as surely as any florist's bouquet.

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Bind moss (or even green ribbon) around the wire with thin florist's wire and then add a layer of garden greenery over this.

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