place a bouquet

Frequency: 6.06.5 per million words

To put a bouquet somewhere, often as a sign of respect or remembrance.

bouquetVERB + NOUN

Categories:

place

Examples (10)

  • They walked up and placed their bouquet of flowers on the grave.
  • As a sign of respect, the dignitary will place a bouquet at the war memorial.
  • She decided to place the colorful bouquet on the mantelpiece to brighten the room.
  • Every week, he places a fresh bouquet on his mother's table.
  • For the centerpiece, we will place a large bouquet of white lilies in the center of the table.
  • Placing the bouquet carefully in the vase, she admired its beauty.
  • Where did you place the wedding bouquet after the ceremony?
  • A beautiful bouquet was placed on the reception desk to welcome guests.
  • He gently placed a small bouquet beside her photograph on the shelf.
  • Please place the bridal bouquet on this table for preservation.