英语词汇rose怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

14 ENTRIES FOUND:

¹ rose

past tense of ¹rise

² rose /ˈroʊz/ noun

plural roses

[count] : a flower with a sweet smell that is usually white, yellow, red, or pink and that grows on a bush which has thorns on the stems蔷薇（花）；玫瑰（花）

a bouquet of roses一束玫瑰花
He sent a dozen red roses to his girlfriend on Valentine's Day.情人节他送了一打红玫瑰给他的女朋友。

— see color picture on this page; see also bed of roses

[noncount] : a slightly purplish-pink color玫瑰色；玫瑰红 — see color picture on this page

come out/up smelling like a rose

informal or come out/up smelling like/of roses

: to have success or good fortune in a situation in which you were likely to fail, be harmed, etc.绝处逢生

The scandal forced several board members to resign, but the chairman came out smelling like a rose. [=the chairman's reputation was not damaged at all]这个丑闻迫使几个董事会成员辞职，而董事长却清清白白。

coming up roses

informal

: turning out to be good顺利发展；有进展

Now that he finally has a job, everything's coming up roses for him. [=many good things are happening in his life]既然他最终得到了一份工作，一切都会好起来的。

(stop and) smell the roses

informal

: to stop being busy and enjoy the pleasant things in life停止忙碌并开始享受生活中的乐趣

You shouldn't work so hard. You need to take some time to stop and smell the roses.你不必这么苦干。你有时也得歇歇脚，享受一下生活的乐趣嘛。

wake up and smell the roses

— see ¹wake

单词	rose
释义	14 ENTRIES FOUND: rose rose (noun) rosé (noun) rose–colored (adjective) rose–tinted (adjective) rose hip (noun) rose water (noun) rose window (noun) bed of roses (noun) smell (verb) stop (verb) wake (verb) rise (verb) spectacle (noun) ¹ rose past tense of ¹rise ² rose /ˈroʊz/ noun plural roses 1 [count] : a flower with a sweet smell that is usually white, yellow, red, or pink and that grows on a bush which has thorns on the stems蔷薇（花）；玫瑰（花） a bouquet of roses一束玫瑰花 He sent a dozen red roses to his girlfriend on Valentine's Day.情人节他送了一打红玫瑰给他的女朋友。 — see color picture on this page; see also bed of roses 2 [noncount] : a slightly purplish-pink color玫瑰色；玫瑰红 — see color picture on this page come out/up smelling like a rose informal or come out/up smelling like/of roses : to have success or good fortune in a situation in which you were likely to fail, be harmed, etc.绝处逢生 The scandal forced several board members to resign, but the chairman came out smelling like a rose. [=the chairman's reputation was not damaged at all]这个丑闻迫使几个董事会成员辞职，而董事长却清清白白。 coming up roses informal : turning out to be good顺利发展；有进展 Now that he finally has a job, everything's coming up roses for him. [=many good things are happening in his life]既然他最终得到了一份工作，一切都会好起来的。 (stop and) smell the roses informal : to stop being busy and enjoy the pleasant things in life停止忙碌并开始享受生活中的乐趣 You shouldn't work so hard. You need to take some time to stop and smell the roses.你不必这么苦干。你有时也得歇歇脚，享受一下生活的乐趣嘛。 wake up and smell the roses — see ¹wake
随便看	set sth loose set sth on its ear set sth to rights sets tongues wagging sett settee settees setter setters set text set texts set (the) alarm bells ringing set the alarm bells ringing set the ball rolling set the bar higher set the bar higher/lower set the bar lower set the pace set the parameters set the pattern set the record straight set the scene set the seal on set the stage set the stage (for something)