ブーケ

also: ブケー · ブーケー

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Meanings

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bouquet

A bunch of flowers arranged decoratively, often used for weddings, gifts, or formal occasions. Loanword from French.

from French

結けっ婚こん式しきで花はな嫁よめが持もつブーケはとても美うつくしかった。
The bouquet the bride held at the wedding was very beautiful.
母ははの日ひにカラフルなブーケを贈おくった。
I gave a colorful bouquet for Mother's Day.

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Usage patterns

〈人ひと〉にブーケを渡わたすto hand someone a bouquet
新しん郎ろうが新しん婦ぷにブーケを渡わたした。
The groom handed the bride a bouquet.
ブーケを投なげるto toss the bouquet (wedding tradition)
披ひ露ろう宴えんの最さい後ごに花はな嫁よめがブーケを投なげた。
At the end of the reception, the bride tossed the bouquet.
ブーケを受うけ取とるto catch/receive the bouquet
友ゆう人じんが投なげられたブーケを受うけ取とった。
My friend caught the bouquet that was thrown.