rose 的英语意思
roserose1 /rəʊz $ roʊz/ noun 
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flower [countable] a flower that often has a pleasant smell, and is usually red, pink, white, or yellow, or the bush that this flower grows on一种常有香味的花，通常呈红色、粉色、白色或黄色；也指生长此花的灌木: 
a dozen red roses一打红玫瑰 A large bouquet of roses arrived on her desk.她的桌上送来了一大束玫瑰花。 rose bushes玫瑰灌木丛2colour [uncountable] a pink colour粉红色3something is not a bed of roses (also something is not all roses British English) informal非正式 if a job or situation is not a bed of roses, it is not always pleasant and there are difficult things to deal with若某份工作或某种情况并非一片坦途（not a bed of roses），则并不总是令人愉快，有诸多困难需要应对: It’s no bed of roses teaching in a secondary school.在中学执教可不是件轻松的差事。4put the roses back in somebody’s cheeks British English informal非正式 to make someone look healthy again使某人重现健康的气色5be coming up roses informal非正式 to be happening or developing in the best possible way以最理想的方式进行或发展6come out of something/come up smelling of roses informal非正式 to do well or get an advantage from a situation, when you could have been blamed, criticized, or harmed by it在本可能遭受指责、批评或伤害的情况下，反而表现出色或从中获益: She managed to come out of the deal smelling of roses.她设法从这笔交易中漂亮地脱身，毫发无损。7for water [countable] British English a circular piece of metal with holes in it that is attached to the end of a pipe or watering can so that liquid comes out in several thin streams安装在水管或洒水壶末端的圆形打孔金属片，使液体分散成多股细流喷出
查看全部语言翻译1flower [countable] a flower that often has a pleasant smell, and is usually red, pink, white, or yellow, or the bush that this flower grows on一种常有香味的花，通常呈红色、粉色、白色或黄色；也指生长此花的灌木: a dozen red roses一打红玫瑰 A large bouquet of roses arrived on her desk.她的桌上送来了一大束玫瑰花。 rose bushes玫瑰灌木丛2colour [uncountable] a pink colour粉红色3something is not a bed of roses (also something is not all roses British English) informal非正式 if a job or situation is not a bed of roses, it is not always pleasant and there are difficult things to deal with若某份工作或某种情况并非一片坦途（not a bed of roses），则并不总是令人愉快，有诸多困难需要应对: It’s no bed of roses teaching in a secondary school.在中学执教可不是件轻松的差事。4put the roses back in somebody’s cheeks British English informal非正式 to make someone look healthy again使某人重现健康的气色5be coming up roses informal非正式 to be happening or developing in the best possible way以最理想的方式进行或发展6come out of something/come up smelling of roses informal非正式 to do well or get an advantage from a situation, when you could have been blamed, criticized, or harmed by it在本可能遭受指责、批评或伤害的情况下，反而表现出色或从中获益: She managed to come out of the deal smelling of roses.她设法从这笔交易中漂亮地脱身，毫发无损。7for water [countable] British English a circular piece of metal with holes in it that is attached to the end of a pipe or watering can so that liquid comes out in several thin streams安装在水管或洒水壶末端的圆形打孔金属片，使液体分散成多股细流喷出