玫瑰

méigui

rugosa rose (shrub) (Rosa rugosa)

HSK 5

漢字分解

Meaning and Usage

"玫瑰" specifically refers to the rose flower, a common symbol of love and beauty in Chinese culture. It is often used in romantic contexts or when discussing flowers.

Common Collocations

  • 玫瑰 (méigui huā): rose flower, the most common way to refer to the rose.
  • 玫瑰 (hóng méigui): red rose, symbolizing deep love.
  • 玫瑰 (méigui yuán): rose garden, a place where roses are cultivated.

Usage Notes

When using "玫瑰," it usually refers to the flower itself or something related to it, such as bouquets or gardens. It is often paired with colors or descriptive words to specify the type of rose. Avoid confusing "玫瑰" with other flowers; it is a specific term for roses.

Cultural Context

Giving someone "玫瑰" is a classic romantic gesture in Chinese-speaking cultures, similar to many other cultures worldwide. The word carries a poetic and emotional tone, often appearing in literature and songs.

例文

她收到了一束红色的玫瑰,非常开心。

Tā shōudào le yī shù hóngsè de méigui, fēicháng kāixīn.

She received a bouquet of red roses and was very happy.

玫瑰象征着爱情和浪漫。

Méigui xiàngzhēng zhe àiqíng hé làngmàn.

Roses symbolize love and romance.

他在花园里种了很多玫瑰,每天都细心照顾。

Tā zài huāyuán lǐ zhòng le hěn duō méigui, měitiān dōu xìxīn zhàogù.

He planted many roses in the garden and takes care of them carefully every