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Significados de florist shop en inglés
portugués
florista catalán
floristeria Sinónimos
Examples for "florist"
Examples for "florist"
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On the table stood a box from a florist in Bond Street.
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No, but let me telephone to the florist and explain to him.
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When I was fifteen years old he apprenticed me to a florist.
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No one had been a florist, a professor of chemistry, a chambermaid.
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And the florist had delivered a huge poinsettia from my sister, Bonnie.
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A block or two away I saw a flower store.
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Paulie had the flower store on Fulton Avenue and he had the auto junkyard on Flatlands Avenue.
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Below there is a flower store.
4
The gamin proudly counted out upon the marble slab of that fashionable flower store the sum of seventy-five cents.
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If so, excuse me; but I think I saw you first, years and years ago, in a flower store.
Uso de florist shop en inglés
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You can't see them for the florist shop in between.
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He glanced over at the florist shop on the corner.
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She always smelled like carnations from her florist shop when she came in from work.
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You pass a florist shop where a score of different flowers and plants are displayed.
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Eventually, she also found employment at a florist shop.
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He came in looking a florist shop.
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I even checked the florist shop.
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The clerk in the florist shop pulled up all that information on the computer when I placed my order.
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He had sold a florist shop in Boston, six years before, to migrate to Florida and operate a nursery.
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The house currently has more in common with a florist shop than a home, with all the lovely balloons and bouquets.
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Three men in a florist shop in East Eighty-Sixth Street, are sitting in their shirt sleeves, perspiring freely, makihg little Christmas trees.
12
The New Yorker, March 5, 1927 P. 17 Cactus plants are to be seen in the window of almost every florist shop in town.
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Tells about her search for a gardenia with a stem at four florist shops.
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Florist shops, furriers, haberdashers, confectioners-allfollowed in rapid succession.
15
"Is this actually a florist shop?" Paris asked, looking confused.
16
It was the tiniest of florist shops but totally charming, the window filled not only with plants and flowers, but quirky garden knickknacks.