Definition of vase in English:

vase

noun vɑːz

A decorative container without handles, typically made of glass or china and used as an ornament or for displaying cut flowers.
（装饰用的）瓶，花瓶
Example sentencesExamples
- Happy with the comfortable decor and the huge vases filled with flowers, I float into my cabin.
- Despite her idyllic life spent listening to lutes and arranging flowers for vases in the nunnery, she was very unhappy.
- Nothing like a few vases of flowers about the place to cheer a dull day, even if we do have to pounce on every falling petal before it hits the floor.
- Flowers fill huge vases on the main verandah where you can sit sipping tea and eating delicious home made cake.
- Large bowls and flower vases serve to spruce up the interiors with a bit of natural greenery and bright coloured blooms.
- Each table had its own menu and a vase with a single flower.
- In the next room, diners eagerly await their home-cooked food at tables with tablecloths and small vases of flowers.
- He put the flowers into a vase on the small table next to her bed.
- With or without flowers, vases should look good enough to stand alone as beautiful objects.
- Plain glass vases are still a florist's mainstay, and are perfect for those who prefer the focus to stay firmly on the beauty of the blooms.
- Ever since I bought my flat nearly 3 years ago I have kept fresh flowers in a vase in my lounge.
- The court was a homely little room, with flowers in vases and pot plants on desks rather than scales of justice and clanging doors.
- Molly is simply beaming as she shows off her painting: a vase of vibrant red flowers.
- Ceramic flower vases and other tableware are available in a riot of colours.
- On his way to the kitchen, he noticed a vase of flowers on the kitchen counter that needed water.
- Simple things such as clean windows, fresh flowers in a vase and pleasant aromas can make a world of difference.
- Logan had accidentally knocked down one of the China vases that their mother adored so much.
- The large vases, jars, and bowls displayed are all richly decorated with delicate and elaborate blue underglazes.
- Concealed lights accentuate the slender vases and glass candlestands on the dining tables.
- These flowers in a glass vase can enhance the aesthetic appeal of one's living space.

Derivatives

vaseful

nounPlural vasefuls

I have vasefuls of flowers ornamenting every room and making me look like the best little Martha Stewart ever.
Example sentencesExamples
- This is a workhorse of a rose, flowering early in the summer, and producing masses of blooms that keep my house supplied with vasefuls of flowers throughout the summer.
- The last two days have been overcast and rainy, but on my kitchen table sits a vaseful of silk sunflowers.
- The space is set up like a little cafe, with lots of chairs and little tables, each with a vaseful of flowers.
- One of the nicest ways to enhance a room is with a vaseful of cut flowers.

Origin

Late Middle English: from French, from Latin vas 'vessel'.

Rhymes

aides-mémoires, Lamaze, Lars, Mars, parse, Paz, Stars and Bars, vichyssoise

Definition of vase in US English:

vase

noun

A decorative container, typically made of glass or china and used as an ornament or for displaying cut flowers.
（装饰用的）瓶，花瓶
Example sentencesExamples
- Nothing like a few vases of flowers about the place to cheer a dull day, even if we do have to pounce on every falling petal before it hits the floor.
- Each table had its own menu and a vase with a single flower.
- These flowers in a glass vase can enhance the aesthetic appeal of one's living space.
- With or without flowers, vases should look good enough to stand alone as beautiful objects.
- Large bowls and flower vases serve to spruce up the interiors with a bit of natural greenery and bright coloured blooms.
- The large vases, jars, and bowls displayed are all richly decorated with delicate and elaborate blue underglazes.
- Ever since I bought my flat nearly 3 years ago I have kept fresh flowers in a vase in my lounge.
- Despite her idyllic life spent listening to lutes and arranging flowers for vases in the nunnery, she was very unhappy.
- Ceramic flower vases and other tableware are available in a riot of colours.
- Simple things such as clean windows, fresh flowers in a vase and pleasant aromas can make a world of difference.
- In the next room, diners eagerly await their home-cooked food at tables with tablecloths and small vases of flowers.
- Plain glass vases are still a florist's mainstay, and are perfect for those who prefer the focus to stay firmly on the beauty of the blooms.
- The court was a homely little room, with flowers in vases and pot plants on desks rather than scales of justice and clanging doors.
- Concealed lights accentuate the slender vases and glass candlestands on the dining tables.
- Flowers fill huge vases on the main verandah where you can sit sipping tea and eating delicious home made cake.
- Happy with the comfortable decor and the huge vases filled with flowers, I float into my cabin.
- On his way to the kitchen, he noticed a vase of flowers on the kitchen counter that needed water.
- Molly is simply beaming as she shows off her painting: a vase of vibrant red flowers.
- He put the flowers into a vase on the small table next to her bed.
- Logan had accidentally knocked down one of the China vases that their mother adored so much.

Origin

Late Middle English: from French, from Latin vas ‘vessel’.

单词	vase
释义	Definition of vase in English: vase noun vɑːz A decorative container without handles, typically made of glass or china and used as an ornament or for displaying cut flowers. （装饰用的）瓶，花瓶 Example sentencesExamples Happy with the comfortable decor and the huge vases filled with flowers, I float into my cabin. Despite her idyllic life spent listening to lutes and arranging flowers for vases in the nunnery, she was very unhappy. Nothing like a few vases of flowers about the place to cheer a dull day, even if we do have to pounce on every falling petal before it hits the floor. Flowers fill huge vases on the main verandah where you can sit sipping tea and eating delicious home made cake. Large bowls and flower vases serve to spruce up the interiors with a bit of natural greenery and bright coloured blooms. Each table had its own menu and a vase with a single flower. In the next room, diners eagerly await their home-cooked food at tables with tablecloths and small vases of flowers. He put the flowers into a vase on the small table next to her bed. With or without flowers, vases should look good enough to stand alone as beautiful objects. Plain glass vases are still a florist's mainstay, and are perfect for those who prefer the focus to stay firmly on the beauty of the blooms. Ever since I bought my flat nearly 3 years ago I have kept fresh flowers in a vase in my lounge. The court was a homely little room, with flowers in vases and pot plants on desks rather than scales of justice and clanging doors. Molly is simply beaming as she shows off her painting: a vase of vibrant red flowers. Ceramic flower vases and other tableware are available in a riot of colours. On his way to the kitchen, he noticed a vase of flowers on the kitchen counter that needed water. Simple things such as clean windows, fresh flowers in a vase and pleasant aromas can make a world of difference. Logan had accidentally knocked down one of the China vases that their mother adored so much. The large vases, jars, and bowls displayed are all richly decorated with delicate and elaborate blue underglazes. Concealed lights accentuate the slender vases and glass candlestands on the dining tables. These flowers in a glass vase can enhance the aesthetic appeal of one's living space. Derivatives vaseful nounPlural vasefuls I have vasefuls of flowers ornamenting every room and making me look like the best little Martha Stewart ever. Example sentencesExamples This is a workhorse of a rose, flowering early in the summer, and producing masses of blooms that keep my house supplied with vasefuls of flowers throughout the summer. The last two days have been overcast and rainy, but on my kitchen table sits a vaseful of silk sunflowers. The space is set up like a little cafe, with lots of chairs and little tables, each with a vaseful of flowers. One of the nicest ways to enhance a room is with a vaseful of cut flowers. Origin Late Middle English: from French, from Latin vas 'vessel'. Rhymes aides-mémoires, Lamaze, Lars, Mars, parse, Paz, Stars and Bars, vichyssoise Definition of vase in US English: vase noun A decorative container, typically made of glass or china and used as an ornament or for displaying cut flowers. （装饰用的）瓶，花瓶 Example sentencesExamples Nothing like a few vases of flowers about the place to cheer a dull day, even if we do have to pounce on every falling petal before it hits the floor. Each table had its own menu and a vase with a single flower. These flowers in a glass vase can enhance the aesthetic appeal of one's living space. With or without flowers, vases should look good enough to stand alone as beautiful objects. Large bowls and flower vases serve to spruce up the interiors with a bit of natural greenery and bright coloured blooms. The large vases, jars, and bowls displayed are all richly decorated with delicate and elaborate blue underglazes. Ever since I bought my flat nearly 3 years ago I have kept fresh flowers in a vase in my lounge. Despite her idyllic life spent listening to lutes and arranging flowers for vases in the nunnery, she was very unhappy. Ceramic flower vases and other tableware are available in a riot of colours. Simple things such as clean windows, fresh flowers in a vase and pleasant aromas can make a world of difference. In the next room, diners eagerly await their home-cooked food at tables with tablecloths and small vases of flowers. Plain glass vases are still a florist's mainstay, and are perfect for those who prefer the focus to stay firmly on the beauty of the blooms. The court was a homely little room, with flowers in vases and pot plants on desks rather than scales of justice and clanging doors. Concealed lights accentuate the slender vases and glass candlestands on the dining tables. Flowers fill huge vases on the main verandah where you can sit sipping tea and eating delicious home made cake. Happy with the comfortable decor and the huge vases filled with flowers, I float into my cabin. On his way to the kitchen, he noticed a vase of flowers on the kitchen counter that needed water. Molly is simply beaming as she shows off her painting: a vase of vibrant red flowers. He put the flowers into a vase on the small table next to her bed. Logan had accidentally knocked down one of the China vases that their mother adored so much. Origin Late Middle English: from French, from Latin vas ‘vessel’.
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