🌟 화환 (花環)

Noun  

1. 결혼 등을 축하하거나 남의 죽음을 슬퍼하는 뜻을 나타내는 데 쓰는, 꽃을 엮어 둥글게 만든 물건.

1. CONGRATORY FLOWERS; CONDOLENCE FLOWERS: Flowers tied up in a round or wreath shape and attached to a freestanding frame, used to congratulate another's happy event such as a wedding, or to express one's condolence for someone's death.

🗣️ Usage Example:
  • Google translate 화환을 걸다.
    Hang a wreath.
  • Google translate 화환을 받다.
    Receive a wreath.
  • Google translate 화환을 보내다.
    Send a wreath.
  • Google translate 화환을 선물하다.
    Gift a wreath.
  • Google translate 화환을 세우다.
    Set a wreath.
  • Google translate 우리 회사에서는 직원들의 결혼식을 축하하는 의미로 화환을 보내 준다.
    Our company sends wreaths to celebrate the wedding of our employees.
  • Google translate 빈소 앞에는 고인의 명복을 비는 문구가 붙은 화환들이 줄지어 서 있었다.
    In front of the mortuary stood a line of wreaths bearing the words of prayer for the repose of the deceased.
  • Google translate 승규가 곧 식당을 개업한대.
    Seunggyu is opening a restaurant soon.
    Google translate 그럼 우리 동창들이 돈을 모아서 커다란 화환을 선물하자.
    Then let's get our alumni together and give them a big wreath.
Reference Word 꽃다발: 여러 송이의 꽃을 하나로 묶은 것.

화환: congratory flowers; condolence flowers,はなわ【花輪】,couronne de fleurs, guirlande de fleurs,corona de flores,إكليل من الزهور,цэцгэн эрхи,lẵng hoa, vòng hoa,พวงมาลา, พวงหรีด, พวงดอกไม้แสดงความยินดี,karangan bunga,венок,花环,花圈,花篮,

🗣️ Pronunciation, Application: 화환 (화환)

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