Definition
Definition of flor - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
plantRare flower or blossomRare
- The garden was full of colorful flor.
2.
winemakingTECH. yeast film on wine during fermentationTECH.
- The sherry's unique taste comes from the flor.
Images of flor

flower or blossom
Origin of flor
Latin, flos (flower)
Examples of flor in a sentence
Each flor in the bouquet was unique. The flor developed a thick layer on the wine. Winemakers monitor the flor during fermentation.
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- French:fleur, voile de levure, ...
- German:Blume, Flor, ...
- Italian:fiore, flor, ...
- Spanish:flor, ...
- Portuguese:flor, véu de levedura, ...
- Chinese:花, 酵母膜, ...
- Japanese:花, フロール, ...
- Arabic:زَهْرَة, غِشَاءُ الخَمِيرَةِ, ...
- Hebrew:פֶּרַח, שִׁכְבַת שְׁמָרִים, ...
- Russian:цветок, дрожжевая пленка, ...
- Ukrainian:квітка, флор, ...
- Hindi:फूल, फ्लोर, ...
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