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Meanings of florist in English
Portuguese
florista Catalan
floristeria Usage of florist in English
1
On the table stood a box from a florist in Bond Street.
2
No, but let me telephone to the florist and explain to him.
3
When I was fifteen years old he apprenticed me to a florist.
4
No one had been a florist, a professor of chemistry, a chambermaid.
5
And the florist had delivered a huge poinsettia from my sister, Bonnie.
6
He caught a breath of lilac scent from a closed florist's shop.
7
He left and drove to the florist and came back with some.
8
Gayest of all is, I suppose, that vermilion-roofed florist's on Fifth Avenue.
9
How many conferences with the dressmaker, with the florist, and the embroiderer!
10
The card told nothing; it was the handwriting of the florist.
11
The florist may delight in this: the true lover of flowers never will.
12
We frequently see weed-killers advertised in the catalogues of the florist.
13
Hollis returned to the house to find the florist and her assistant gone.
14
A florist purchasing a tulip for delivery at lifting time had no idea.
15
The crisp green florist's paper crackled loudly in the afternoon air.
16
The florist placed a beautiful white rose in her little hand.
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Florist across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common