bloomer

ˈbluːmər

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Definition of bloomer - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

development

person who matures or develops

She was a late bloomer in her career.

late bloomer

type of bread

large loaf of bread with a thick crust

She sliced the bloomer for sandwiches.

bread

loaf

mistakes

Dated

large or embarrassing mistake

Dated

Calling the wrong name was a bloomer.

blunder

faux pas

gaffe

clothing

Rare

reform costume for women

Rare

She wore a bloomer to the event.

attire

costume

garment

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large loaf of bread with a thick crust
reform costume for women

Expressions with bloomer

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late bloomer

plant blooming later in the season

The garden had many late bloomers, adding color in autumn.

early bloomer

someone who develops skills or talents early

She was an early bloomer in mathematics, solving complex problems at a young age.

make a bloomer

commit a mistake or blunder in a situation

He made a bloomer during the presentation.

Origin of bloomer

English, bloom (flower) + -er (one who)

Examples of bloomer in a sentence

As a bloomer, he surprised everyone with his skills.
The bakery sold out of their famous bloomer by noon.
He bought a fresh bloomer from the market.
The typo in the headline was a bloomer.
Forgetting the anniversary was quite a bloomer.
The museum displayed a vintage bloomer from the 1800s.

She designed a modern bloomer for the fashion show.

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French:personne qui mûrit tard, bloomer, ...
German:Spätzünder, Brot mit dicker Kruste, ...
Italian:persona in sviluppo, pagnotta, ...
Spanish:persona que madura tarde, hogaza, ...
Portuguese:desabrochador, pão de casca grossa, ...
Chinese:大器晚成者, 厚皮面包, ...
Japanese:遅咲きの人, 大きなパン, ...
Arabic:متأخر النضج, خُبْز بلومر, ...
Hebrew:מְאַחֵר לִפְרֹוחַ, לֶחֶם בְּלוּמֶר, ...
Russian:цветок, булка с толстой коркой, ...
Ukrainian:пізня квітка, булка з товстою скоринкою, ...
Hindi:देर से परिपक्व होने वाला, बड़ा पाव, ...
Bengali:যে ব্যক্তি ধীরে বা নির্দিষ্ট সময়ে পরিণত বা বিকশিত হয়, বড় রুটি, ...
Catalan:persona que madura tard, pa de motlle, ...
Czech:člověk, který dozrává, bochník, ...
Danish:person der modnes sent, stor brød, ...
Dutch:bloeier, grote brood, ...
Greek:άτομο που ωριμάζει ή εξελίσσεται, μεγάλο ψωμί, ...
Hungarian:későn érő ember, kenyércipó, ...
Khmer:មនុស្សដែលលូតលាស់ ឬរីកចម្រើន, នំប៉័ងដុំធំ, ...
Korean:늦깎이, 큰 빵, ...
Persian:فرد دیرشکوفا, نان بزرگ, ...
Polish:osoba późno dojrzewająca, bochenek chleba, ...
Portuguese (BR):pessoa que amadurece tarde, pão de casca grossa, ...
Romanian:dezvoltator târziu, pâine bloomer, ...
Swedish:utvecklare, stort bröd, ...
Thai:ผู้ที่พัฒนา, ขนมปังบลูเมอร์, ...
Turkish:geç açılan, büyük somun ekmek, ...
Vietnamese:người nở muộn, bánh mì lớn, ...

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