n.(丁)香石竹，康乃馨
adj.肉色的

原形：carnation复数：carnations

She placed a single red carnation in her father's casket as a symbol of love and respect.
她在父亲的棺材中放了一朵红康乃馨，作为爱和敬意的象征。
The florist arranged a stunning bouquet of carnations for the Valentine's Day celebration.
花店为情人节庆典精心准备了一束美丽的康乃馨花束。
The elderly woman received a care package filled with homemade carnations from her grandchildren.
那位老妇人收到了孙子们亲手制作的康乃馨礼物盒。
Carnations are commonly used to decorate graves on Memorial Day, honoring the fallen soldiers.
康乃馨常被用于阵亡将士纪念日装饰坟墓，以示敬意。
A single white carnation is often worn by mourners at a funeral to express sympathy.
在葬礼上，哀悼者通常佩戴一朵白康乃馨来表达同情。
The local florist was busy creating custom arrangements of carnations for the wedding ceremony.
当地花店正忙于为婚礼制作定制的康乃馨花艺布置。
The school children presented their teachers with carnations on Teachers' Day as a token of appreciation.
学生们在教师节那天给老师们送上康乃馨，以表感谢。
In some cultures, it is customary to give a single yellow carnation as a symbol of friendship.
在某些文化中，送黄康乃馨是表达友谊的传统习俗。
The fragrant scent of fresh carnations filled the air during the spring flower festival.
春季花卉节期间，新鲜康乃馨的香气弥漫在空气中。
A bouquet of mixed carnations signifies a message of love, cheer, and joy, perfect for any occasion.
一束混色康乃馨寓意着爱、欢乐和喜悦，适合任何场合。