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Definition of blooming - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
floral abundanceUK full of flowers or plantsUK
- The garden was blooming with roses and tulips..
2.
- It's a blooming shame we missed the concert.
3.
prosperousUK thriving or flourishingUK
- Her business is blooming this year..
4.
healthy appearanceUK looking healthy and full of energyUK
- She is blooming with happiness and vitality.
Noun
1.
botanythe act of flowers opening
- The blooming of the roses was a beautiful sight.
2.
photographyTECH. visual effect of bright patches in photosTECH.
- The blooming in the photo was due to the bright sun.
3.
metallurgyTECH. the process of making blooms from oreTECH.
- Blooming is a crucial step in steel production.
Images of blooming
visual effect of bright patches in photos
Expressions with blooming
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used for emphasis in informal speech
It's blooming heck cold today!
adds emphasis to a statement in informal contexts
Blooming hell, that's a huge cake!
very foolish person
He acted like a blooming idiot during the meeting.
unpleasant weather causing annoyance or frustration
I can't stand this blooming weather today!
very successful outcome or result
The event was a blooming success, attracting thousands of visitors.
flowers or plants that bloom in the autumn
The garden was full of autumn-blooming chrysanthemums..
deep-fried onion cut to look like a flower
We ordered a blooming onion to share at the table.
blooming in the later part of spring
The late-spring-blooming flowers added vibrant colors to the garden.
producing flowers during the winter season
The winter-blooming camellias add color to the garden.
extremely impressive or very good in a strong way
That was a blooming marvellous performance!
blooming at the beginning of the season
The early-blooming flowers added color to the garden in March..
achieving success later than usual
He was a late-blooming artist, gaining fame at 50.
blooming during the summer season
The garden was full of summer-blooming flowers..
plants that bloom during the autumn season
The fall-blooming chrysanthemums added color to the garden.
producing flowers during the spring season
The garden is full of spring-blooming flowers.
Origin of blooming
Old English, blōma (a mass of flowers)
Terms with blooming included in their meaning
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gardening
plant blooming later in the season
flowers
in the process of blooming or flowering
blooming period
period when cherry trees bloom
blooming tea
tea that blooms when steeped
nature
at the peak of blooming
seasonal timing
blooming during the summer months
weather
rain in April leads to flowers blooming in May
plant
blooming or blossoming earlier than usual
nature
time of blooming flowers
botany
plant with fragrant flowers blooming at night
botany
plant in its most mature blooming stage
Cestrum nocturnum
Central American shrub with night-blooming flowers
plant
blooming in the autumn season
flowering plant
plant with small purple, pink, or white flowers blooming in autumn
plant
blooming during the autumn season
plants
eastern wildflower with bell-shaped blue flowers blooming in spring
botanical
covered with blooming crocuses
plant
flower cluster with central flower blooming first
weather
brief cold spell during dogwood blooming
plant
blooming during the autumn season
blooming stage
one who or that which flowers
botany
cactus species with night-blooming flowers
plants
night-blooming plant with fragrant flowers
cactus
night-blooming cactus with large flowers
Examples of blooming in a sentence
Her balcony garden is blooming with various herbs and flowers. That blooming car won't start again! He's a blooming genius, isn't he? The garden is blooming with colorful flowers. The startup is blooming in the tech industry. His blooming complexion was the envy of his peers.
After the retreat, she returned with a blooming glow. The blooming of tulips signaled the start of spring. We watched the blooming of cherry blossoms in the park. The camera's blooming was noticeable in the evening shots. Blooming can ruin the quality of night photographs. Blooming transforms raw ore into usable metal. The factory specializes in the blooming of iron.
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- French:en fleurs, floraison, ...
- German:blühend, Blühen, ...
- Italian:in fiore, fioritura, ...
- Spanish:floreciendo, floración, ...
- Portuguese:em flor, floração, ...
- Chinese:繁茂的, 开花, ...
- Japanese:花が咲いている, 開花, ...
- Arabic:مزهر, تَفَتُّح, ...
- Hebrew:פּוֹרֵחַ, פְּרִיחָה, ...
- Russian:цветущий, цветение, ...
- Ukrainian:квітучий, цвітіння, ...
- Hindi:खिला हुआ, खिलना, ...
Definition of bloom - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
floweringstate of flowering in plants
- The garden was in full bloom..
2.
botanyflower on a plant
- The garden was full of colorful bloom.
3.
naturestate of beauty and freshness
- She was in the bloom of youth.
4.
algal growthTECH. increase in algae in waterTECH.
- The lake experienced an algal bloom.
Verb
1.
plantproduce flowers
- The garden will bloom throughout the summer..
2.
growthflourish or thrive in a healthy way
- Her career began to bloom after the promotion.
3.
radianceglow with health or freshness
- Her cheeks bloom when she's excited..
Images of bloom
state of flowering in plants 
flower on a plant
Expressions with bloom
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adapt and thrive in your current situation
She decided to bloom where you are planted and found happiness.
flourish and develop in a healthy way
With proper care, the garden will bloom and grow beautifully.
make the best of current circumstances
He chose to bloom where planted and found joy in his new job.
thrive in any situation or environment
If you’re transferred again, remember: bloom where you’re planted.
appear very healthy and full of life
After the vacation, she bloomed with health.
express loss of initial charm or appeal in something
The bloom is off the peach in their relationship after years.
person, object, or situation has lost its freshness or appeal
The bloom is off the rose in their relationship.
thrive in your current situation or environment
Despite the setbacks, she decided to bloom where she is planted.
allow many ideas or projects to grow freely without interference
The manager decided to let a thousand flowers bloom in the new project team.
suddenly start producing flowers or blossoms
The garden burst into bloom after the rain.
begin to produce flowers
The cherry trees come into bloom in early spring.
the state of a flower fully open and mature
The garden is a sight in full bloom.
having flowers open and showing beauty
The garden is in bloom during spring.
tea made from flowers
She enjoys a cup of bloom tea in the evening.
at the height of development or success
Her career is in full bloom after the recent promotion.
full of energy and beauty at a young age
She was in the bloom of her youth at the time.
full of energy and beauty at a young age
She was in the bloom of youth at the time.
grow or develop quickly
The small business began to bloom up after the new marketing strategy.
rapid algae growth due to nutrient pollution
Nutrient runoff led to an algal bloom in the river.
the peak period of a person's youth
She was in the bloom of youth, full of energy and dreams.
Origin of bloom
Old Norse, blóm (flower)
Examples of bloom in a sentence
The bloom of the roses was a sight to behold. Each bloom in the meadow was a different color. The bloom of the cherry trees attracts many visitors. The garden was in full bloom. The bloom of the flowers was breathtaking. A toxic bloom closed the beach to swimmers.
Warm water can trigger a bloom in reservoirs. The cherry blossoms will bloom in spring. These flowers bloom only once a year. The flowers bloom beautifully in spring. New businesses bloom in the city's vibrant market. The flowers bloom in spring. His confidence began to bloom after the compliment.
View all translations of bloom
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- French:floraison, fleurir, ...
- German:Blüte, blühen, ...
- Italian:fioritura, sbocciare, ...
- Spanish:floración, florecer, ...
- Portuguese:florescimento, florir, ...
- Chinese:开花, 绽放, ...
- Japanese:開花, 咲く, ...
- Arabic:إِزْهار, أَزْهَرَ, ...
- Hebrew:פְּרִיחָה, לִפְרוֹחַ, ...
- Russian:расцвет, расцветать, ...
- Ukrainian:цвітіння, розквітати, ...
- Hindi:बहार, खिलना, ...
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