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flower

noun
/ˈflaʊə(r)/
/ˈflaʊər/
Idioms
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  1. the coloured part of a plant from which the seed or fruit develops. Flowers usually grow at the end of a stem and last only a short time.花;花朵
    • The plant has a beautiful bright red flower.这株植物开了一朵美丽鲜红的花。
    • in flower The roses are in flower early this year.今年玫瑰花开得早。
    • The crocuses are late coming into flower.番红花开得迟。
    • a flower bud/petal花蕾/花瓣
    Homophones flour | flowerflour   flower
    /ˈflaʊə(r)/
    /ˈflaʊər/
    • flour noun
      • The cake is made with equal parts of flour and sugar.这蛋糕是用等量的面粉和糖做成的。
    • flower noun
      • The butterflies flit from flower to flower.蝴蝶在花间飞来飞去。
    • flower verb
      • Daffodils flower in early spring.水仙花在早春开放。
    Collocations The living worldThe living world生物界Animals动物
    • animals mate/​breed/​reproduce/​feed (on something)动物交配/繁育/繁殖/以…为食
    • fish/​amphibians swim/​spawn (= lay eggs)鱼/两栖动物游动/产卵
    • birds fly/​migrate/​nest/​sing鸟飞翔/迁徙/筑巢/啼叫
    • insects crawl/​fly/​bite/​sting昆虫爬/飞/咬/叮
    • insects/​bees/​locusts swarm昆虫/蜜蜂/蝗虫成群地飞来飞去
    • bees collect/​gather nectar/​pollen蜜蜂采蜜/花粉
    • spiders spin/​weave a web蜘蛛结网/织网
    • snakes/​lizards shed their skins蛇/蜥蜴蜕皮
    • bears/​hedgehogs/​frogs hibernate熊/刺猬/青蛙冬眠
    • insect larvae grow/​develop/​pupate昆虫的幼虫生长/发育/化蛹
    • an egg/​a chick/​a larva hatches卵孵化;小鸡出壳;幼虫孵出
    • attract/​find/​choose a mate吸引/找到/选择配偶
    • produce/​release eggs/​sperm产卵;排卵;产生/释放精子
    • lay/​fertilize/​incubate/​hatch eggs产卵;使卵受精;孵卵
    • inhabit a forest/​a reef/​the coast栖居于森林/礁石/海岸
    • mark/​enter/​defend (a) territory标出/进入/保卫领地
    • stalk/​hunt/​capture/​catch/​kill prey悄悄接近/猎杀/捕获/杀死猎物
    Plants and fungi植物和真菌
    • trees/​plants grow/​bloom/​blossom/​flower树木/植物生长/开花
    • a seed germinates/​sprouts种子发芽
    • leaves/​buds/​roots/​shoots appear/​develop/​form叶子/花蕾/根茎/幼苗长出来/长大/成形
    • flower buds swell/​open花蕾含苞欲放/绽放
    • a fungus grows/​spreads/​colonizes something菌类生长/扩散/长满…
    • pollinate/​fertilize a flower/​plant给花/植物授粉
    • produce/​release/​spread/​disperse pollen/​seeds/​spores长出/传播花粉/种子/孢子
    • produce/​bear fruit结果
    • develop/​grow/​form roots/​shoots/​leaves长出根茎/嫩芽/叶子
    • provide/​supply/​absorb/​extract/​release nutrients提供/吸收/提取/释放营养物
    • perform/​increase/​reduce photosynthesis进行/增加/减少光合作用
    Bacteria and viruses细菌和病毒
    • bacteria/​microbes/​viruses grow/​spread/​multiply细菌/微生物/病毒生长/扩散/繁殖
    • bacteria/​microbes live/​thrive in/​on something细菌/微生物在…中存活/大量生长
    • bacteria/​microbes/​viruses evolve/​colonize something/​cause disease细菌/微生物/病毒进化/长满…/引发疾病
    • bacteria break something down/​convert something (into something)细菌(将某物)分解/转化(成某物)
    • a virus enters/​invades something/​the body病毒进入/侵入某物/身体
    • a virus mutates/​evolves/​replicates (itself)病毒变异/演化/(自我)复制
    • be infected with/​contaminated with/​exposed to a new strain of a virus/​drug-resistant bacteria感染上/接触到一种新病毒/抗药性细菌
    • contain/​carry/​harbour bacteria/​a virus带有细菌/病毒
    • kill/​destroy/​eliminate harmful/​deadly bacteria杀灭有害的/致命的细菌
    Extra Examples
    • It has deep pink scented flowers.这个品种会开深粉色且有香味的花。
    • It was the first year that the cactus had produced flowers.这是这棵仙人掌第一年开花。
    • The bush was absolutely covered in flowers.灌木丛完全掩映在花朵里。
    • The flowers are pollinated by insects.这些花通过昆虫授粉。
    • The flowers were still tightly closed.那些花还一点儿都没开呢。
    Topics Plants and treesa1
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • bright
    • brightly coloured/​colored
    • brilliantly coloured/​colored
    … of flowers
    • bouquet
    • bunch
    verb + flower
    • bear
    • have
    • produce
    flower + verb
    • appear
    • go to seed
    flower + noun
    • bud
    • head
    • petal
    preposition
    • in flower
    phrases
    • a bank of flowers
    • a carpet of flowers
    • a mass of flowers
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  2. a plant grown or valued for the beauty of its flowers开花植物
    • a garden full of flowers种满花的花园
    • The forest floor was a carpet of wild flowers.森林里满地野花。
    • Flowers were blooming everywhere.到处鲜花盛开。
    • a flower garden/show花园;花展
    Extra Examples
    • The alleys were adorned with banks of flowers.小街两旁有大片的鲜花装饰。
    • The spring flowers were just coming out.春天的花刚刚开始绽放。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • bright
    • brightly coloured/​colored
    • brilliantly coloured/​colored
    … of flowers
    • bouquet
    • bunch
    verb + flower
    • bear
    • have
    • produce
    flower + verb
    • appear
    • go to seed
    flower + noun
    • bud
    • head
    • petal
    preposition
    • in flower
    phrases
    • a bank of flowers
    • a carpet of flowers
    • a mass of flowers
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  3. a flower with its stem that has been picked as a decoration(已摘)带梗的花
    • I picked some flowers.我摘了一些花。
    • cut/fresh/dried flowers切花/鲜花/干花
    • a bouquet/bunch of flowers一束花
    • a flower arrangement一组插花
    see also bouquet
    Extra Examples
    • He took her flowers and chocolates.他带了花和巧克力给她。
    • I ordered flowers online for her birthday.我从网上为她订购了生日鲜花。
    • I sent him flowers to apologize.我送花给他以示歉意。
    • I'm learning flower arranging.我正在学习插花。
    • They sell a few pot plants, but they mainly sell cut flowers.他们卖一些盆栽植物,但主要还是卖剪下的花。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • bright
    • brightly coloured/​colored
    • brilliantly coloured/​colored
    … of flowers
    • bouquet
    • bunch
    verb + flower
    • bear
    • have
    • produce
    flower + verb
    • appear
    • go to seed
    flower + noun
    • bud
    • head
    • petal
    preposition
    • in flower
    phrases
    • a bank of flowers
    • a carpet of flowers
    • a mass of flowers
    See full entry
  4. Word OriginMiddle English flour, from Old French flour, flor, from Latin flos, flor-. The original spelling was no longer in use by the late 17th cent. except in its specialized sense ‘ground grain’ (see flour).
Idioms
the flower of something
  1. (literary) the finest or best part of something(某事物的)最佳部分,精华;精英
    • They were cut down in the flower of their youth.他们在年轻时就被杀害了。

flower

verb
/ˈflaʊə(r)/
/ˈflaʊər/
Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they flower
/ˈflaʊə(r)/
/ˈflaʊər/
he / she / it flowers
/ˈflaʊəz/
/ˈflaʊərz/
past simple flowered
/ˈflaʊəd/
/ˈflaʊərd/
past participle flowered
/ˈflaʊəd/
/ˈflaʊərd/
-ing form flowering
/ˈflaʊərɪŋ/
/ˈflaʊərɪŋ/
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  1. [intransitive] (of a plant or tree花草树木) to produce flowers开花 synonym bloom
    • This particular variety flowers in July.这个品种七月开花。
    • early-flowering spring bulbs早开花的春季鳞茎植物
    • What time of year do daffodils flower?黄水仙什么季节开?
    Homophones flour | flowerflour   flower
    /ˈflaʊə(r)/
    /ˈflaʊər/
    • flour noun
      • The cake is made with equal parts of flour and sugar.这蛋糕是用等量的面粉和糖做成的。
    • flower noun
      • The butterflies flit from flower to flower.蝴蝶在花间飞来飞去。
    • flower verb
      • Daffodils flower in early spring.水仙花在早春开放。
    Topics Plants and treesb2
  2. [intransitive] (literary) to develop and become successful成熟;繁荣;兴旺 synonym blossomTopics Successc2
  3. Word OriginMiddle English flour, from Old French flour, flor, from Latin flos, flor-. The original spelling was no longer in use by the late 17th cent. except in its specialized sense ‘ground grain’ (see flour).

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