Pronunciation: /pɑrˈfum/
noun a substance that emits a pleasant odor, usually applied to the skin
A1 I like to wear parfum every day.
A2 She bought a new parfum for her birthday.
B1 The parfum she was wearing had a floral scent.
B2 He gifted her a luxurious parfum from Paris.
C1 The parfum industry is constantly evolving with new trends.
C2 Her collection of parfum bottles is displayed in a glass cabinet.
verb not applicable
A1 She parfums herself before going out.
A2 He parfums his clothes with a nice scent.
B1 I like to parfum my room with lavender spray.
B2 The hotel lobby was parfumed with a luxurious fragrance.
C1 The chef parfums the dishes with fresh herbs before serving.
C2 The designer parfumed the runway with a floral scent for the fashion show.
adjective not applicable
A1 She wore a parfum necklace that smelled like flowers.
A2 The parfum bottle on the dresser was elegant and sophisticated.
B1 The parfum sample was a popular giveaway at the beauty store.
B2 The parfum collection included a variety of scents from different brands.
C1 Her parfum line was highly sought after by celebrities and influencers.
C2 The parfum industry is constantly evolving with new trends and innovations.
adverb not applicable
A1 She smelled the parfum bottle before buying it.
A2 He applied the parfum lightly to avoid overwhelming others with the scent.
B1 The parfum she wore was a delicate floral fragrance.
B2 The parfum she wore lingered in the room long after she left.
C1 The parfum he wore was a custom blend created by a famous perfumer.
C2 The parfum she wore was so exquisite that it was often mistaken for a high-end designer brand.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I like parfum.
A2 She bought parfum for her mother.
B1 The parfum I bought yesterday has a lovely scent.
B2 The parfum she wore was very expensive.
C1 His collection of parfum is extensive and impressive.
C2 The parfum he gifted her was a rare and luxurious brand.
preposition not applicable
A1 I put on parfum before going out.
A2 She sprayed parfum on her clothes to make them smell nice.
B1 The room was filled with the scent of parfum.
B2 He gifted her a bottle of expensive parfum for her birthday.
C1 The parfum she wore was a unique blend of floral and musky notes.
C2 The parfum he used was imported from France and had a long-lasting fragrance.
conjunction not applicable
A1 Je n'aime pas le parfum, mais j'aime les fleurs.
A2 Elle a acheté du parfum et des bougies pour sa maman.
B1 Il a pris une douche parfumée avant d'aller au rendez-vous.
B2 Le parfum de la rose était si fort qu'il pouvait le sentir de loin.
C1 Le parfum de ce parfum est très sophistiqué et élégant.
C2 Le parfum de cette fleur est si envoûtant qu'il est difficile de s'en défaire.
interjection not applicable
A1 Parfum! That smells so good!
A2 Parfum, can I try some?
B1 Parfum! I love the way it makes me feel elegant.
B2 Parfum, the perfect finishing touch to any outfit.
C1 Parfum! A luxury I can't live without.
C2 Parfum, a subtle hint of sophistication in every spray.
article not applicable
A1 I bought a parfum for my mom's birthday.
A2 She always wears a parfum that smells really nice.
B1 I prefer parfum over cologne because it lasts longer.
B2 The parfum I bought in Paris is my favorite scent.
C1 Her collection of parfum bottles is quite impressive.
C2 The parfum industry is constantly evolving with new fragrances and trends.
formal She always wears a high-quality parfum that leaves a lasting impression.
informal I love the parfum you're wearing, where did you get it?
slang That parfum is boujee AF, I need to get myself a bottle.
figurative The parfum of success lingered in the air as she accepted her award.
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