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Definition of rosette - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
decorationornament made of ribbon resembling a rose
- She wore a rosette on her dress.
2.
zoologyTECH. flowerlike marking on an animal's furTECH.
- The leopard's rosette pattern was striking.
3.
plantTECH. circular cluster of leaves at a plant's baseTECH.
- The plant formed a rosette close to the ground.
4.
cookingthin, deep-fried Scandinavian pastry
- We enjoyed a sweet rosette with coffee.
5.
musicTECH. decorative inlay around a guitar's sound holeTECH.
- The guitar featured a beautiful rosette.
6.
medicalTECH. clustered formation of tumor cellsTECH.
- The biopsy revealed a rosette structure.
7.
oceanographyTECH. circular instrument that collects water samples at different ocean depthsTECH.
- The team used a rosette to collect samples.
Images of rosette
ornament made of ribbon resembling a rose 
circular cluster of leaves at a plant's base 
thin, deep-fried Scandinavian pastry 
decorative inlay around a guitar's sound hole 
circular instrument that collects water samples at different ocean depths
Origin of rosette
French, rosette (little rose) + -
Terms with rosette included in their meaning
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plants
succulent plant with rosette form and offsets
vegetables
lettuce with incised leaves forming a loose rosette
fashion
decorative bunch or rosette in clothing
geology
rosette of gypsum or barite crystals
botany
succulent plant with smaller buds around a central rosette
botany
plant with pinkish-white flowers and rosette leaves
flowering plant
plant with rosette leaves and primrose-like flowers
dryland rosette
haworthiopsis attenuata with striped succulent leaves
Examples of rosette in a sentence
He crafted a rosette to decorate the gift box. Each jaguar rosette has a dark center. The camera captured rosettes along the cat's flank. The rosette helps the plant conserve water. Gardeners admire the rosette for its symmetry. The chef prepared a crispy rosette for dessert.
Rosettes are often served during festive occasions. The craftsman carved an intricate rosette for the instrument. Each guitar had a unique rosette, adding to its charm. Doctors identified a rosette in the tissue sample. The presence of a rosette indicated a specific tumor type. Scientists deployed a rosette to gather deep-sea data. The research vessel carried a rosette for ocean sampling.
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- French:rosette, couronne, ...
- German:Rosette, Gebäck, ...
- Italian:coccarda, macchia a rosetta, ...
- Spanish:roseta, mancha en roseta, ...
- Portuguese:roseta, rosquinha, ...
- Chinese:玫瑰花结, 玫瑰花斑, ...
- Japanese:ロゼット, 花形斑紋, ...
- Arabic:وَرْدَة شَرِيطِيَّة, وَشْمَة وَرْدِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:רוֹזֶטָה, חֲבַרְבּוּרָה, ...
- Russian:розетка, ...
- Ukrainian:розетка, розетчаста пляма, ...
- Hindi:रोज़ेट, पुष्पिका, ...
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