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Meanings of bloom in English
Usage of bloom in English
1
They'd all been young then, Jeanie apparently in the bloom of health.
2
RANGOON: The asters are in full bloom in the garden at Canterbury.
3
It is also somewhat aloof-onebloom per stem, one stem per plant.
4
In one place flowers rot and die; in another, bloom and live.
5
The warm sweet smell of the whin bloom was in the air.
6
In a different political climate, Easter-lily wearers might bloom annually on TV.
7
Korea was mountainous and beautiful; many trees and plants were in bloom.
8
To give it the natural bloom, pass it through the prepared arrowroot.
9
His dahlias bloom in June, and his birds sing in the autumn.
10
The Kasirs had allowed a small industry to bloom in their establishment.
11
The Widow Rowens was now in the full bloom of ornamental sorrow.
12
In the sculptured group of the fountain, flowers bloom and love awakens.
13
The roses and myrtles bloom unchilled on the verge of the avalanche.
14
It is where South African culture and culinary arts bloom, notes Rondell.
15
Another lake in the Far North has succumbed to an algal bloom.
16
The time was early December, and the golden wattle in full bloom.
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Translations for bloom
Russian
Bloom through the time
Bloom across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
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