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Meanings of flowers in English
Synonyms
Examples for "flower"
Examples for "flower"
1
Mr Johnston hopes the flower industry has something better planned next year.
2
In Luther, it was the root; in Erasmus, it was the flower.
3
That's right: The flower of sustainable energy is blooming in oil country.
4
Of course, I can't look at the flower without thinking of Eio.
5
Imported seeds may flower at a different time, affecting the food chain.
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.
1
It was a beautiful May morning; the apple-trees were all in blossom.
2
The plum-blossom appears in February, and the cherry-blossom in April or May.
3
Set the root in a grave, and wait for what shall blossom.
4
The tares happen to be in blossom just now here in Nauvoo.
5
That may have happened, but it took a long time to blossom.
Usage of flowers in English
1
Sea lilies look like flowers, hence the name, but are actually animals.
2
This particular year the flowers were late would have to be forced.
3
In the flowers, in the shells, in the stars of the night.
4
Be nice to them now if you want good flowers next year.
5
Young people voting for the first time were given bunches of flowers.
6
The glands behave differently in the nectar-bearing and in the nectarless flowers.
7
The flowers appear on the earth; the time of the singing of
8
She needs some students to come help distribute flowers people have sent.
9
It is possible to be indifferent to flowers-possiblebut not very likely.
10
Some days later the stranger sent flowers, with a card that said.
11
An example of this practice is the use of flowers at weddings.
12
He brought bottles of good wine, flowers and his own charming company.
13
We see it in the growth of the trees and the flowers.
14
Those who wish may bring flowers and candles or South African flags.
15
In one place flowers rot and die; in another, bloom and live.
16
She feels badly and goes home, and puts her flowers in water.
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Flowers through the time
Flowers across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Canada
Common
United States of America
Common
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