flower如何读

英:[ˈflaʊə(r)]

美:[ˈflaʊər]

flower英汉释义

n.(名词)
  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
v.(动词)
  1. vi. 开花 produce flowers
  2. vi. 繁荣,成熟 be fully developed; be in its best state

flower是什么意思

n. (名词)
  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)
v. (动词)
  1. 开花;使开花
  2. 成熟,成长
  3. 繁荣,兴旺,旺盛
  4. 用花装饰
  5. <书>发育

flower自然拼读

flow·er

flaU r

flower变形

复数:flowers

第三人称单数:flowers

现在分词:flowering

过去式:flowered

过去分词:flowered

flower扩展

flowerlike (adj.)

flower词根

词根:flower

adj.

flowery 花的;华丽的;绚丽的;多花的

flowering 开花的

flowered 用花装饰的;花开着的

flowerless 无花的

n.

flowering 开花;饰以花

flower英英释义

noun

the specialized part of an angiospermous plant that occurs singly or in clusters, possesses whorls of often colorful petals or sepals, and bears the reproductive structures (such as stamens or pistils) involved in the development of seeds and fruit : blossom

a cluster of small flowers growing closely together that resembles and is often viewed as a single flower : inflorescence

a hydrangea flower

a plant grown or valued for its flowers

planted flowers in the front yard

a cut stem of a plant with its flower

a bouquet of flowers

bloom entry 2 sense 1b

lilacs in full flower

the best part or example

the flower of our youth

the finest most vigorous period

wasted the flower of their lives

a state of blooming or flourishing

in full flower

flowers plural a finely divided powder produced especially by condensation or sublimation

flowers of sulfur

verb

intransitive verb

develop

flowered into young womanhood

flourish sense 2

to produce flowers : blossom

transitive verb

to cause to bear flowers

to decorate with flowers or floral designs

flower词组

wild flower野花

in flower开着花

flower bud花芽,花蕾

lotus flower荷花,莲花

flower shop花店

flower garden花园;庭园

female flower雌花

flower arrangement插花,鲜花装饰

flower pot花盆

cut flowern. 切花,鲜切花;插瓶花

flower shown. 花展

artificial flower人造花

flower bed花坛

jasmine flower茉莉花茶,茉莉花

purple flower紫花;紫罗兰

rose flower玫瑰花

silk flower丝绢花

flower girl卖花女;婚礼中持花少女

flower seeds花种

chrysanthemum flower菊花

flower区别

 bloom, flower, blossom

这组词都有“花”的意思,其区别是:

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。

flower指开放的花朵或泛指花卉。

blossom一般指树木开花,尤指果树上开的花。

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flower词源中文解释

约1200年, flour,也有 flur, flor, floer, floyer, flowre,“植物的花朵; 开花植物”,源自古法语 flor “花,花朵; 全盛时期,巅峰; 精细的面粉; 精英; 纯洁,童贞”(12世纪,现代法语 fleur),源自拉丁语 florem(主格 flos)“花”(意大利语 fiore,西班牙语 flor 的来源),源自 PIE 词根 *bhel-(3)“茁壮成长,开花结果”。

从14世纪末开始,英语中的“开花时间”,也比喻为“人生的巅峰,辉煌或繁荣的顶峰,任何可以比拟植物开花状态的事物的状态”。早在13世纪初(人物)和13世纪中期(物品),“最好的,最优秀的; 其类别或种类中最好的; 理想的体现”; 例如 flour of milk “奶油”(14世纪初); 特别是“麸皮和其他粗糙成分被去除后的小麦粉,小麦的最好部分”(13世纪中期)。现代拼写和与 flour(名词)的完全区分来自14世纪末。

在“植物的花朵”意义上,它取代了其古英语同源词 blostm(见 blossom(名词))。也从中古英语开始用作短暂的象征(14世纪初); “美丽的女人”(约1300年); “童贞”(14世纪初)。Flower-box 来自1818年。 Flower-arrangement 来自1873年。 Flower child “温和的嬉皮士”来自1967年。

flower_医学行业词汇

flower_植物学行业词汇

flower_药学行业词汇

花,被子植物的生殖器官。

flower词源英文解释

Noun Middle English flour, flur "blossom of a plant, prime of life, best of a class, ground grain free of bran," borrowed from Anglo-French flour, flur (also continental Old French), going back to Latin flōr-, flōs "flower, bloom, flourishing condition, choicest part, best of a class," going back to Indo-European *bhleh3-os, s-stem derivative from the verbal base *bhleh3- "bloom, break into flower" — more at blow >entry 3 Verb Middle English flouren "(of a plant) to blossom, to bloom, be vigourous," derivative of flour, flur flour >entry 1

The first known use of flower was in the 13th century

flower儿童词典英英释义

abridgmentnoun

the action of abridging

the state of being abridged

a shortened form of a written work

abridgeverb

formal to make less : diminish

forbidden to abridge the rights of citizens

to shorten in duration or extent

to shorten by omission of words : condense

abreastadverb or adjective

side by side with bodies in line

lined up three abreast

up to a standard or level especially of knowledge

keep abreast of the times

flower1 of 2noun

a specialized plant part that occurs singly or in clusters, possesses often colorful petals or sepals, and bears reproductive organs involved in the development of seeds and fruit : blossom

a cluster of small flowers growing closely together that resembles and is often viewed as a single flower : inflorescence

a hydrangea flower

a plant grown or valued for its flowers

planted flowers

a cut stem of a plant with its flower

a bouquet of flowers

the best part or example

in the flower of his youth

flower2 of 2verb

to produce flowers : bloom

flourish entry 1 sense 1

flower 例句

1 A gravely ill, bedridden Jenna would have no use for short red skirts or floppy flowered hats, or jewel-trimmed blouses, and that invalid picture had to be preserved for prying eyes.

2 You after My Fair Lady, holding the flowers Alex gave you.

3 The dimly lit corridor smelled of flowers and of furniture polish, with just the slightest tang of formaldehyde and rot beneath the surface.

4 “Well, where is she buried? You could put flowers on her grave. We always do that for Grandma and Uncle Albert.”

5 A wide open space in the middle was ringed with shops, all of which were currently decorated with flower garlands for Semik.

6 She stayed up all night waiting for me just to see me with my crown, sash and flowers.

7 In front of the tiny hut, a bent and white- haired old woman was working near a lush flower garden.

8 I meet my parents and Nora in the atrium, and my dad’s carrying this giant bouquet of flowers that looks like something out of Dr. Seuss.

9 On the other street corners, he passed the men who had been with the Lady Mayoress, each man with a basket, handing out the white flowers.

10 The town square was covered with tiny white flowers.

11 The brandy was for myself, of course, and the flowers were to sprinkle upon our liberators.

12 On either side of the street rose two-story' villas with flowering balconies and high, armored walls.

13 There are no flowers or blooming vines crawling up the buildings, no benches where students can relax.

14 The flowers came right up to the edge of the water.

15 There are fresh flowers everywhere, with new ones brought in almost every day.

16 He attended all services in the Episcopal church, helped with the flowers and leaves at feast times, and spent many hours with the young and curly-haired clergyman, Mr. Rolf.

17 By dawn, all that's left of the vigil is a pile of flowers, some wrapped in bundles, some tossed alone.

18 "This room has not been touched this morning,” I said, "even the windows were shut. And the flowers are dead. Will you please take them away?”

19 He came on a meadow between two streams where the flower called white hallows grew thick, and as these blossoms are rare and prized by healers, he came back again next day.

20 He bumps his fist against Cash’s as he passes, and Amy nods up from the denim jacket she’s needling yellow flowers into.

flower 同义词

5 使开花

blow bloom

7 修辞手段

figure schema

8 开花植物

bloomer Rose flowerer

9 精萃

extractive

14 壮年

heyday

17 饰花

corsage

21 词藻

schema

24 花簇

inflorescence

26 花卉

floristic

27 用花装饰

floral flowery florid

31 花序

inflorescence

32 花卉图案

floriated flowerage

34 脂粉气的男人

tonk

35 达到顶峰

crown

37 花朵

blossom

38 最好的部分

top fat

39 盛时

prime hour

40 少壮

youthhood

41 盛年

heyday

43 像花一样的

florid

45 花开

blow

flower 短语相关

disk flower flower girl flower bud in flower in the flower of one's youth corpse flower state flower flower bug flower power ball-flower

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