Translations for „roses“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

I . rose¹ [roʊz, Brit rəʊz] N

1. rose (flower, color):

rose

rosa f

2. rose on watering can:

rose

crivo m

II . rose¹ [roʊz, Brit rəʊz] ADJ

rose

cor-de-rosa

rose² VB

rose pt of:

See also rise

I . rise [raɪz] N no pl

1. rise (increase):

rise

alta f

rise

aumento m

a rise in sth

uma alta de a. c.

a rise in sth

um aumento em a. c.

to give rise to sth

dar origem a a. c.

2. rise (incline):

rise

encosta f

3. rise (power, fame):

rise

ascensão f

II . rise <rose, risen> [raɪz] VB intr

1. rise (arise):

rise

aumentar

2. rise (become higher):

rise ground

elevar-se

rise river

subir

3. rise (improve socially):

rise

ascender

Usage examples with roses

a bed of roses

um canteiro de rosas

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It also includes such plants as roses, tulips, and common plants found to have flower structures.

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Tansy is also used as a companion plant, especially with cucurbits like cucumbers and squash, or with roses or various berries.

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Her motifs include cowrie shells, roses, plantains, urns, and toilet bowl plungers; these forms, both molded and handcrafted, are often assembled, stacked, or hung in groups.

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Western cookery today does not make much use of roses or rose water.

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In her hands was a small bouquet of pink teacup roses.

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For 20 years, he had a half-dozen red roses delivered to her crypt three times a week.

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As well as the coffee and the roses, among the acts was a donation of teacups to a cancer clinic.

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She has ladylike pastimes: needlepoint, cake decorating, and arranging tea roses.

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The lilacs, the peonies and now the roses fill the air, the birds wake us and the wind rushes through the leaves.

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When she began to show them, the bread turned into a bouquet of roses.

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