Flair meaning in English
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Definition
(to have) a flair (for something): (to have) an excellent skill or ability (in something)
Examples
- "Montmartre Musk from Delavigne is full of artistic flair, vibrance and creativity, it's colourful and romantic, yet fascinating and complex."
Exercise 1
From the list below, select the term(s) which share a similar meaning with perfume.
There may be more than one correct answer!
There may be more than one correct answer!
From the list below, select the term(s) which share a similar meaning with perfume.
There may be more than one correct answer!
There may be more than one correct answer!
"Scent" is a good choice here. A "scent" can either be a "pleasant smell" or a "perfume". Note that the term "scent" is pronounced exactly the same as the past form of the verb "to send": "sent".
The term "blanket" does not share a similar meaning with "perfume". A "blanket" is a "cover", often made from wool, which we use to keep warm. Example: "I'm cold! Can you put an extra blanket on the bed please?".
The term "fragrance" shares a very similar meaning with perfume. Example: "My favourite fragrance is Tiger Lily. It smells like flowers.".
This is not a good choice here. If something "has flair", then it is full of style or creativity. Here's another example: "Charles dances with amazing flair: he's so passionate and talented!".
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