1. 花，花朵，花卉，带梗的花
2. 精华，精粹，最佳部分
3. 开花植物
4. 盛时；少壮，盛年
5. 精英
6. 开花，盛开
7. 开花期
8. 青春
9. 花状装饰物
10. 弗劳尔（音译名）

1. 开花；使开花
2. 成熟，成长
3. 繁荣，兴旺，旺盛
4. 用花装饰
5. 发育

1. [C]花,花朵 the part of a plant, often beautiful and colorful, that produces seeds or fruit
2. [C]开花植物,花卉 a plant that is grown for the beauty of this part
3. [S]精华 finest or best part of sth

1. vi. 开花 produce flowers
2. vi. 繁荣,成熟 be fully developed; be in its best state

1. a plant cultivated for its blooms or blossoms

2. reproductive organ of angiosperm plants especially one having showy or colorful parts

3. the period of greatest prosperity or productivity

1. produce or yield flowers;

   "The cherry tree bloomed"
   

1.花朵;鲜花
Aflower is the part of a plant which is often brightly coloured, grows at the end of a stem, and only survives for a short time.

flower的近义词

e.g. Each individualflower is tiny.
每一朵花都很小。
e.g. ...large, purplish-blue flowers.
紫蓝色的大花朵

2.(已摘的)带梗的花
Aflower is a stem of a plant that has one or more flowers on it and has been picked, usually with others, for example to give as a present or to put in a vase.

e.g. ...a bunch of flowers sent by a new admirer.
又一个仰慕者送来的一束鲜花

3.花卉;开花植物
flowers are small plants that are grown for their flowers as opposed to trees, shrubs, and vegetables.

e.g. ...a lawned area surrounded by plants and flowers...
周围种着植物和花卉的草地
e.g. Theflower garden will be ablaze with colour every day.
花园每天都将开满各色鲜花。

4.开花;盛开
When a plant or treeflowers, its flowers appear and open.

e.g. Several of these rhododendrons willflower this year for the first time.
这些杜鹃花有些将在今年首度开花。

5.繁荣;成熟;发展
When somethingflowers, for example a political movement or a relationship, it gets stronger and more successful.

e.g. Their relationship flowered.
他们的关系最终开花结果了。

6.精华;精英;最好的部分
A person or thing that is described asthe flower of something is the best part or example of it.

flower的近义词

e.g. Those killed have been described as theflower of Polish manhood.
那些牺牲者被称为波兰男子中的精英。

7.开花;花朵绽放
When a plant isin flower or when it has comeinto flower, its flowers have appeared and opened.

e.g. Some of the daffodils are still inflower...
有些水仙花仍在开放。
e.g. As one plant fades, another comes intoflower.
一株植物凋谢了，另一株又会盛开。

1. 弗劳尔：博士、弗兰克斯(Franks)先生、弗劳尔(flower)教授、皮特-里弗斯年,著名法老的题铭提到了纳西(Nahsi)或黑人,他们成千上万地聚集在一起,在埃及军队中服役并接受训练.

2. 花卉：第一弹是以Mucha1898年的花系列(Theflowers)四组图搭配一张1897年也是以花卉(flower)为主题的半身向做成的盒玩. 原型做的很精致,上色却上的一蹋糊涂,这莫约是尺寸太小所致,所以当年也出现象牙版一套比彩色版一套贵的怪奇现象,

1. This flower was drawn on the paper.
   这朵花儿画在了纸上。
2. The handsomest flower is not the sweetest.
   最美的花并不是最香的。
3. She fastened a flower to the front of her dress.
   她在衣服前襟上别上一朵花。
4. The butterfly fluttered from flower to flower.
   蝴蝶拍打着翅膀在花丛中飞来飞去。
5. The rose is the national flower of England.
   玫瑰是英国国花。
6. Insects are attracted to flowers by their colour, scent and nectar.
   昆虫为花的色彩、香气和花蜜所吸引。
7. I always associate the smell of those flowers with my childhood.
   我一闻到这种花香,就联系起我的童年。
8. The bright colours of the flowers arrested the girl's attention.
   花的艳丽色彩引起了那姑娘的注意。
9. The flowers were tastefully arranged in the silver vase.
   这些花雅致地插在银色花瓶里。
10. The bright flowers and warm winds announced that spring was here.
    鲜艳的花朵、和煦的风告诉我们春天来了。
11. April showers brought May flowers bursting into blossom ahead of time.4
    月雨使5月花提前开放。
12. They have bred a new variety of rose with larger flowers.
    他们培养了能开大花朵的新品种的玫瑰花。
13. I thought she seemed unhappy so I took her some flowers on purpose to cheer her up.
    我觉得她好像不快活,便有意识地给她送些花使她高兴。
14. The smell of these flowers called up my years in the countryside.
    那些花的芳香使我想起在农村生活的年代。
15. Her countenance is like the flowers and the moon.
    她的容貌如花似月。
16. Her flower arrangements argue her artistic taste.
    她的插花技巧显示出她的艺术鉴赏力。
17. They dug up their flower gardens to grow vegetables.
    他们翻花园的土来种菜。

1. The flower of the nation's youth was lost in the war.
   这个国家青年中的精英在这次战争中损失殆尽。
2. He is in the flower of his manhood.
   他正值壮年。

1. This bush flowers in the spring.
   这个灌木丛在春天开花。
2. Most fruit trees flower in the spring.
   大多数果树在春天开花。
3. Her talent flowered in her early twenties.
   她的天才在20多岁时便发挥出来了。
4. Their friendship flowered while they were at college.
   他们的友谊在他们读大学时已根深蒂固了。

in〔into〕 flower

处于〔进入〕开花期 in〔into〕 the state of having the flowers open

• Damp hedges..golden with the yellow daisy-like flowers of fleabane.

  出自：N. E. Hickin

• A contentment that flowered..almost to ecstasy.

  出自：E. J. Howard

• She has flowered into young womanhood.

  出自：Philadelphia Inquirer

1. flower作名词时是“花”的普通用语,可指花朵或开花的植物,尤其指采摘的花,也可指人造的花。是可数名词。
2. flower也可表示“开花”的抽象概念,这时是不可数名词,不与不定冠词连用。
3. flower常引申为“精华,青春”,用作单数名词,常与定冠词the和介词of连用。

1. flower是不及物动词,可笼统地表示“植物开花”。引申可表示“焕发,发展,成熟”。

flower, bloom, blossom

这组词都有“花”“花卉”的意思。其区别是：

1.blossom一般指能结果的树或灌木开的花,有时也指果树上或灌木上盛开花朵的总称。bloom指不结果实只供观赏的花。例如:

The guests admired the beautiful blooms in the garden of their hostess.客人们很喜欢女主人花园里的那些美丽的花卉。

flower指一般植物上的花朵,也指比灌木小的能开花的植物。

2.bloom用于比喻时指青年面颊红润或指人或植物的全盛时期,例如:

Her cheeks glow with the ruddy bloom of health.她的双颊泛着健康的红润。

而flower用于比喻时指最好或最精致的部分,即“精华”。

flower, bloom, blossom

这组词的共同意思是“开花”。其区别是：

1.blossom指刚刚开花; bloom指达到了开花的全盛期; 而flower则强调颜色艳丽和气味芬芳或暗示花期短暂。

2.flower泛指开花,包括灌木或草本植物的花; blossom多指果树开花; bloom则指观赏植物开花。

bloom，blossom，flower

这些名词均含“花”之意。

bloom主要指诸如牡丹、玫瑰、梅花、菊花等供观赏的花以及花的状态。

blossom一般指树木开花，尤指果树上开的花。

flower指开放的花朵或泛指花卉。

• ☆ 1200年左右进入英语，直接源自古法语的flor，意为花；最初源自拉丁语的florem，意为花。