Definition of ikebana in English:

ikebana

noun ˌɪkɪˈbɑːnəˌɪkəˈbɑnə

mass noun

The art of Japanese flower arrangement, with formal display according to strict rules.
Example sentencesExamples
- I feel this ‘trouble’ makes my research no less interesting than futsu research into ikebana (flower arrangement) and the ie (household).
- Practitioners of ikebana (flower arranging) and chanoyu (tea ceremony) have for centuries created an enormous demand and appreciation for ceramics.
- This interplay of mu and ma are central to the transcendental approach identified by Schrader, and reinforces the traditional Japanese ethos where, like the Japanese art of ikebana, space is central to meaning.
- Koizumi wants to reform the impossibly cliquey Liberal Democratic Party, long ruled by smug dotards who have turned political nest-feathering into a national art-form to rival ikebana and origami.
- Still, like other Japanese traditions, such as serving tea or ikebana, the art of arranging flowers (both take 20-25 years to receive a certificate of mastery), Japanese rope bondage is an art to be mastered.

Origin

Japanese, literally 'living flowers', from ikeru 'keep alive' + hana 'flower'.

Definition of ikebana in US English:

ikebana

nounˌikəˈbänəˌɪkəˈbɑnə

The art of Japanese flower arrangement, with formal display according to strict rules.
Example sentencesExamples
- I feel this ‘trouble’ makes my research no less interesting than futsu research into ikebana (flower arrangement) and the ie (household).
- This interplay of mu and ma are central to the transcendental approach identified by Schrader, and reinforces the traditional Japanese ethos where, like the Japanese art of ikebana, space is central to meaning.
- Still, like other Japanese traditions, such as serving tea or ikebana, the art of arranging flowers (both take 20-25 years to receive a certificate of mastery), Japanese rope bondage is an art to be mastered.
- Practitioners of ikebana (flower arranging) and chanoyu (tea ceremony) have for centuries created an enormous demand and appreciation for ceramics.
- Koizumi wants to reform the impossibly cliquey Liberal Democratic Party, long ruled by smug dotards who have turned political nest-feathering into a national art-form to rival ikebana and origami.

Origin

Japanese, literally ‘living flowers’, from ikeru ‘keep alive’ + hana ‘flower’.

单词	ikebana
释义	Definition of ikebana in English: ikebana noun ˌɪkɪˈbɑːnəˌɪkəˈbɑnə mass noun The art of Japanese flower arrangement, with formal display according to strict rules. Example sentencesExamples I feel this ‘trouble’ makes my research no less interesting than futsu research into ikebana (flower arrangement) and the ie (household). Practitioners of ikebana (flower arranging) and chanoyu (tea ceremony) have for centuries created an enormous demand and appreciation for ceramics. This interplay of mu and ma are central to the transcendental approach identified by Schrader, and reinforces the traditional Japanese ethos where, like the Japanese art of ikebana, space is central to meaning. Koizumi wants to reform the impossibly cliquey Liberal Democratic Party, long ruled by smug dotards who have turned political nest-feathering into a national art-form to rival ikebana and origami. Still, like other Japanese traditions, such as serving tea or ikebana, the art of arranging flowers (both take 20-25 years to receive a certificate of mastery), Japanese rope bondage is an art to be mastered. Origin Japanese, literally 'living flowers', from ikeru 'keep alive' + hana 'flower'. Definition of ikebana in US English: ikebana nounˌikəˈbänəˌɪkəˈbɑnə The art of Japanese flower arrangement, with formal display according to strict rules. Example sentencesExamples I feel this ‘trouble’ makes my research no less interesting than futsu research into ikebana (flower arrangement) and the ie (household). This interplay of mu and ma are central to the transcendental approach identified by Schrader, and reinforces the traditional Japanese ethos where, like the Japanese art of ikebana, space is central to meaning. Still, like other Japanese traditions, such as serving tea or ikebana, the art of arranging flowers (both take 20-25 years to receive a certificate of mastery), Japanese rope bondage is an art to be mastered. Practitioners of ikebana (flower arranging) and chanoyu (tea ceremony) have for centuries created an enormous demand and appreciation for ceramics. Koizumi wants to reform the impossibly cliquey Liberal Democratic Party, long ruled by smug dotards who have turned political nest-feathering into a national art-form to rival ikebana and origami. Origin Japanese, literally ‘living flowers’, from ikeru ‘keep alive’ + hana ‘flower’.
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