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Meanings of rosette in English
Circular arrangement of ribbon or similar textile material worn as an ornament or badge of affiliation.
Spanish
gangrena del tallo Usage of rosette in English
1
After a final turn, a straight shot led to the center rosette.
2
A rosette of yarn may be made for the top or side.
3
Twenty rectangular shapes orbit in a Kemplerer rosette much nearer the primary.
4
She drew down the rosette a second time, and then stepped back.
5
They were competing for a coveted red rosette at the Virginia Show.
6
I'll get a rosette, if you like, sir, and enter in triumph.
7
There was often a rosette or such to show one's political opinion.
8
A yellow ray burst from the open face of the ironstone rosette.
9
Both wore the red rosette of the officers of the Legion of honor.
10
However, many chameleons are much smaller than that, including the 5cm-long rosette-nosed chameleon.
11
The king held the rosette in his hand and examined it.
12
The Prince had a rosette of the Legion of Honour in his buttonhole.
13
Unexpectedly, the initiation of rosette development requires bacterially produced small molecules.
14
She loosened the rosette from her shoulder, and handed it to the earl.
15
Tearing the rosette from his breast, he cast it into the flaming fire.
16
The crimson rosette they all wear is meant to represent a red rose.
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Rosette through the time
Rosette across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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