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flower [ˈflaʊər]1. nounfleur f3. compounds* * *['flaʊə(r)] 1.1) (bloom, plant) fleur f2) fig2.the flower of — la fine fleur de [age, era, group]
intransitive verb lit [flower, tree] fleurir; [love, person, talent] s'épanouir -
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flower ['flaʊə(r)]1 noun∎ to be in flower être en fleur ou fleurs;∎ to come into flower fleurir;∎ the tree is coming into flower l'arbre commence à fleurir;∎ no flowers by request (at funeral) ni fleurs ni couronnes;∎ to do the flowers (arrange) s'occuper des compositions florales∎ literary the flower of the youth of Athens/of the army la fine fleur de la jeunesse athénienne/de l'armée;∎ in the full flower of youth dans la fleur de la jeunesse∎ flowers of sulphur fleur f de soufreflower arranging (UNCOUNT) art m floral;∎ the flower arranging took no time at all la composition florale a été réalisée en un rien de temps;flower child hippy mf, hippie mf (surtout des années soixante);flower garden jardin m d'agrément;flower girl (selling flowers) marchande f de fleurs; (at wedding) = petite fille qui porte des fleurs dans un mariage, ≃ demoiselle f d'honneur;flower head capitule m;flower market marché m aux fleurs;flower people hippies mpl (surtout des années soixante);flower petal pétale m de fleur;flower power = pacifisme prôné par les hippies, surtout dans les années soixante;flower shop fleuriste m;∎ she owns two flower shops elle est propriétaire de deux boutiques de fleurs;flower show exposition f de fleurs; (outdoors, on a large scale) floralies fpl;flower vase vase m à fleurs -
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nounBlumenarrangement, das; (smaller also) Gesteck, das* * *ˈflow·er ar·range·mentn Blumengesteck nt* * ** * *nounBlumenarrangement, das; (smaller also) Gesteck, das -
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nounBlumengarten, der* * *ˈflow·er gar·denn Blumengarten m* * ** * *nounBlumengarten, der* * *n.Ziergarten m. -
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nounBlumenschau, die* * *ˈflow·er shown Blumenschau f* * ** * *nounBlumenschau, die -
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flower-girl noun цветочница, продавщица цветов -
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flower-show noun выставка цветов -
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noun (a piece of earth prepared and used for the growing of plants.) arriate, macizo de floresn.• cuartel s.m. -
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noun (a container made of earthenware, plastic etc in which a plant is grown.) maceta, tieston.• florero s.m. -
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noun (a container made of earthenware, plastic etc in which a plant is grown.) cvetlični lonček* * *[fláuəpɔt]nouncvetlični lonček -
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nounBlumenladen, der* * *ˈflow·er shopn Blumengeschäft m* * *nounBlumenladen, der -
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noun (a piece of earth prepared and used for the growing of plants.) blómabeð -
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noun (a container made of earthenware, plastic etc in which a plant is grown.) blómapottur -
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noun (a piece of earth prepared and used for the growing of plants.) virágágy -
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noun (a container made of earthenware, plastic etc in which a plant is grown.) virágcserép -
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noun (a piece of earth prepared and used for the growing of plants.) canteiro
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flower stalk — noun erect leafless flower stalk growing directly from the ground as in a tulip • Syn: ↑scape • Hypernyms: ↑stalk, ↑stem • Hyponyms: ↑peduncle * * * noun … Useful english dictionary
flower delice — see ↑fleur de lis • • • Main Entry: ↑delicious flower de leuce, flower deluce, flower deluce / di loosˈ/, flower delice, flower delice / di lēsˈ, līsˈ or delˈis/ noun Old names for the iris, or for the fleur de lis • • • … Useful english dictionary
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flower arranging — UK US noun [uncountable] the skill of arranging flowers in an attractive way to use for decoration Thesaurus: artistic activitieshyponym * * * ˈflower arranging [flower arranging] noun … Useful english dictionary
flower-de-leuce — flower de leuce, flower deluce, flower deluce / di loosˈ/, flower delice, flower delice / di lēsˈ, līsˈ or delˈis/ noun Old names for the iris, or for the fleur de lis • • • Main Entry: ↑flower … Useful english dictionary
flower-deluce — flower de leuce, flower deluce, flower deluce / di loosˈ/, flower delice, flower delice / di lēsˈ, līsˈ or delˈis/ noun Old names for the iris, or for the fleur de lis • • • Main Entry: ↑flower … Useful english dictionary
