florists
美:/ˈflɔrɪst/
英:/ˈflɒrɪst/
n.:
花店；花商
网络:
花匠；花束花店；专业花店
词形变换: (复数) florists
例句
1.
But the farmers and florists who market them hope that customers know just how much of their love and hard work goes into Valentine's Day.
但是农场主和负责行销的花农希望顾客们知道在情人节中他们倾注了多少爱和多少努力。
2.
During the Europa Cup 2011, florists from all over the world have be able to vote on their favorite artist.
在欧洲杯期间，来自全世界的花艺师可以参加投票算出他们最喜欢的花艺家。
3.
One group of British businesses is sure to do well from what is billed as a "Second Wave" of Chinese expansion into the UK: florists.
在所谓的中国企业在英国的“第二波”扩张中，有一类英国企业肯定能够获利：花商。
4.
they concentrate in restaurants , street corner grocery stores , florists , beauty saloons , drug stores , farms and similar businesses.
个体制工商企业主要集中于酒店，街角杂货店，花店，美容美发厅，药店，农场与其它类似企业。
5.
That is not just good business for florists. It could be a template for other countries seeking to step over the shadow of history.
这不仅仅是花商的一笔好生意，它可以成为其他国家寻求走出历史阴影的模式。
6.
Blue roses traditionally available through florists have been white roses dyed blue.
传统在花店中卖的蓝色玫瑰都是白色玫瑰染了蓝色而已。
7.
Florists can't keep up with the Valentines Day demand for red roses , which makes them especially expensive in February .
花卉不能跟上，与情人节的需求，红玫瑰，这就使它们很昂贵，特别是在二月。
8.
However, today, we may find them all year long, thanks to the effort of florists who cultivate the wonderful hyacinths.
不过，多亏了花卉学家们的努力，培育出了许多美妙的风信子，所以今天，我们能够在一年的任何时间里看到它们。
9.
Even hairdressers and florists are required to have one.
甚至理发师和花店老板都需要。
10.
Florists n. One in the business of raising or selling flowers and ornamental plants.
花商：以销售或养植花及观赏性植物为生的人。