huā quān
wreath
In Chinese, '花圈' (huā quān) is used to represent 'wreath'. It is commonly used in festivals, ceremonies or to honour someone's death. Like in English, it's a floral arrangement in a circular shape.
wǒ wèi nǐ sòng shàng qíng yì de huā quān.
I send you a wreath of friendship.
This is a phrase used to express a deep friendship or affection towards someone by using the word 'wreath' (花圈).
tā bǎ huā quān fàng zài le tā de mù qián.
She put the wreath in front of his grave.
This sentence describes a woman placing a wreath in front of a man's grave as an expression of respect.
huā quān shì huái niàn wáng zhě de xiàng zhēng.
The wreath is a symbol of reminiscence for the deceased.
This phrase depicts the use of a wreath as a traditional symbol of reminiscence for someone who has passed away.
mén qián guà le yī quān shèng dàn huā quān.
A Christmas wreath was hung in front of the door.
This sentence refers to the tradition of hanging a Christmas wreath on the door during the festive period.
tā shǒu lǐ wò zhe yī zhī huā quān.
He held a wreath in his hand.
This sentence describes a man holding a flower wreath in his hand.
huā quān zhōng yāng bǎng zhe yī gèn hóng sī dài.
A red ribbon was tied in the middle of the wreath.
This sentence refers to a wreath decorated with a red ribbon in the middle.
tā men wèi sǐ zhě xiàn shàng huā quān.
They offered a wreath for the deceased.
This phrase represents a group of people offering a wreath as a sign of respect for someone who has passed away.
huā quān shàng chā mǎn le xiān huā.
The wreath is full of fresh flowers.
This sentence describes a wreath full of fresh flowers.
wǒ zài huā diàn dìng le yī fèn huā quān.
I ordered a wreath at the flower shop.
This sentence tells about a person ordering a wreath from a flower shop.
yí xiàng qián bǎi fàng zhù jǐ gè huā quān.
Several wreaths were placed in front of the portrait of the deceased.
This sentence shows multiple wreaths being placed in front of a portrait of the deceased as a sign of respect.