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Definition of flowered - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
designhaving flowers or floral patterns
- She wore a beautiful flowered dress.
2.
plantproducing flowers or blooms
- The garden is full of flowered plants.
Expressions with flowered
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having flowers that are orange in color
The orange-flowered plant brightened up the garden..
having flowers that are purple in color
The garden is full of purple-flowered plants.
having flowers of a violet color
The garden was full of violet-flowered plants.
having blue flowers
The blue-flowered plant stood out in the garden..
having red flowers
The red-flowered plant stood out in the garden..
having blossoms that are small in size
This is a small-flowered species of orchid.
having white flowers on a plant
The garden is full of white-flowered roses.
having a large number of flowers
This many-flowered bush blooms every spring.
Origin of flowered
Old English, flowrian (to bloom)
Terms with flowered included in their meaning
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yellow flowers
yellow-flowered plant often found in lawns with fluffy seeds
plant
yellow-flowered shrub with stiff branches
plant
yellow-flowered plant found in coastal areas
botany
small white-flowered plant of the violet family
yellow flower plant
yellow-flowered plant growing in wet places
plant food
yellow-flowered plant often eaten in salads or used in wine
plants
small blue-flowered plant often grown in gardens
botany
yellow-flowered leguminous herb native to the Middle East
plant fodder
small pink-flowered plant also used as animal food
green alkanet
blue-flowered plant with evergreen leaves
plant
yellow-flowered primrose from the Alps
wildflower id
small red-flowered weed, also called chaffweed
herb
spiny-leaved yellow-flowered plant used in medicine
plant
small blue-flowered herb
wildflower
yellow-flowered plant with grasslike leaves found in bogs
plants
yellow-flowered plant in the genus Packera
botany
yellow-flowered plant used in herbal medicine
botany
yellow-flowered plant of the primrose family
yellow flowers
yellow-flowered creeping plant native to Europe
fashion
woman's dress with flowered polonaise overskirt
plant
yellow-flowered European shrub used in dyeing
plant
white-flowered plant of the buttercup family
red flower plant
red-flowered plant native to Eurasia, often found in grain fields
botany
small yellow-flowered plant native to California
Examples of flowered in a sentence
She admired the flowered wallpaper in the living room. The flowered dress was perfect for the spring event. She admired the flowered wallpaper in the old house.
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- French:à fleurs, en fleurs, ...
- German:geblümt, blühend, ...
- Italian:fiorito, ...
- Spanish:floreado, florecido, ...
- Portuguese:florido, em flor, ...
- Chinese:花卉图案的, 盛开的, ...
- Japanese:花柄の, 花を咲かせた, ...
- Arabic:مُزَهَّر, مُزهِر, ...
- Hebrew:פְּרָחוֹנִי, פּוֹרֵחַ, ...
- Russian:цветочный, цветущий, ...
- Ukrainian:квітковий, квітучий, ...
- Hindi:फूलों वाला, ...
Definition of flower - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
botanyreproductive part of a plant with colorful petals
- The flower attracts bees with its bright colors.
2.
decorationcut stem with blooms used for decoration
- He gave her a flower for her birthday.
3.
cultivated plantplant cultivated for its blooms
- She planted a flower in her garden.
4.
excellenceRare the best or most excellent part of somethingRare
- He is the flower of our team.
Verb
1.
plantintr. produce flowers or bloomsintr.
- The roses will flower in the spring.
2.
growthintr. reach full development or successintr.
- Her talent began to flower in her teenage years.
3.
decorationtr. Rare decorate with floral designstr. Rare
- They decided to flower the hall for the wedding.
Images of flower
reproductive part of a plant with colorful petals 
cut stem with blooms used for decoration 
plant cultivated for its blooms
Expressions with flower
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begin to produce flowers suddenly
The garden burst into flower after the spring rain.
the most beautiful or attractive part of something
The garden was the flower of the estate.
something beautiful with a harmful nature
The dictator's promises were a flower of evil.
flower made from synthetic or non-natural materials
She decorated the table with an artificial flower arrangement..
display of cut flowers for decoration
The table was adorned with a beautiful flower arrangement.
hobby of organizing flowers for decoration
Flower arranging is his favorite weekend activity.
container for growing flowers, often outside windows
She planted petunias in the flower box.
young boy carrying flowers in a wedding
The flower boy walked down the aisle with a smile.
string of flowers linked together
She wore a flower chain around her neck.
garden with many flowers grown for beauty or variety
She planted roses in her flower garden.
young girl in a wedding procession
The flower girl scattered petals down the aisle.
store that sells flowers and plants
She went to the flower shop to buy roses.
shop selling flowers and ornamental plants
I bought roses from the flower store.
flower made from paper for decoration
She crafted a beautiful paper flower for the event.
flower that is red in color
She picked a red flower from the garden.
official flower symbol of a state
The state flower of Texas is the bluebonnet.
flower with a trumpet-shaped bloom
The garden was full of bright yellow trumpet flowers..
area of ground designated for growing flowers
She planted tulips and daisies in the new flower bed.
start producing flowers after growing for some time
The roses come into flower every spring.
the design and arrangement of flowers in a garden
She specializes in flower gardening for urban landscapes.
the stem supporting the flower
The flower stalk was tall and slender.
flower retaining shape and color when dried
She decorated her room with everlasting flowers.
covered with flowers
The garden path was flower-strewn after the spring festival.
time of blooming flowers
During the flower moon, gardens are full of vibrant colors.
Origin of flower
Latin, flos (flower)
Examples of flower in a sentence
The botanist studied the flower to understand its structure. The table was adorned with a single flower. She arranged a flower in the vase. The florist arranged a beautiful flower bouquet. Each flower in the park was in full bloom. The flower of the collection was displayed prominently.
This book represents the flower of his literary career. The cherry trees will flower next month. Many plants flower in response to longer daylight. The project began to flower after months of hard work. His career flowered once he moved to the city. She plans to flower the garden for the party. They will flower the stage for the performance.
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- French:fleur, fleurir, ...
- German:Blume, blühen, ...
- Italian:fiore, fiorire, ...
- Spanish:flor, florecer, ...
- Portuguese:flor, florescer, ...
- Chinese:花, 开花, ...
- Japanese:花, 咲く, ...
- Arabic:زَهْرَة, أَزْهَرَ, ...
- Hebrew:פֶּרַח, לִפְרֹחַ, ...
- Russian:цветок, цвести, ...
- Ukrainian:квітка, цвісти, ...
- Hindi:फूल, फूलना, ...
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