I don't want to crush your carnation.

我不想压坏你的康乃馨。

And don't even think of getting me carnations again.

别以为几束康乃馨就能再打发我。

The Philadelphia event drew a reported 15,000 people and each one received a free carnation—at least while they lasted.

据报道，费城的活动吸引了1.5万人参加，每个人都获得了一支免费的康乃馨——至少在活动持续期间是这样。

His words were met with cheers and a sea of upraised carnations.

他的发言受到人们的欢呼，到处是一片康乃馨的海洋。

She was the one who chose the second Sunday in May and also began the custom of wearing a carnation.

是她选择了五月份的第二个星期日，也是由她开始了佩戴康乃馨的习俗。

I had sent her a few carnations from Skuytercliff, and I was astonished.

我从 Skuytercliff 寄给她几朵康乃馨，我很惊讶。

He bent over the screen and retrieved the carnation and put it in his pocket.

。 他弯下腰​​从屏幕上取下康乃馨， 放在口袋里。

They can be a sign of appreciation, like a bouquet of roses for an actor or carnations for a teacher.

他们可以是表达欣赏感谢，比如送给演员的玫瑰或者是送给老师的康乃馨。

A dozen carnations, and some bath salts.

一束康乃馨和几瓶浴盐。

He wore a dark business suit, a red carnation, and looked subdued.

他穿着深色西装， 戴着红色康乃馨， 看上去很柔和。