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When someone is described as an "English rose," it typically refers to a woman who embodies traditional English beauty, often with fair skin, rosy cheeks, and a graceful demeanor. The term is a metaphor comparing the person to the delicate and fragrant English rose flower, symbolizing beauty, elegance, and charm. It is a cultural reference that highlights a person's refinement and classic attractiveness in a quintessentially English way.

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