Pronunciation: /ˈblɑsəm/
noun the flower or flowers of a plant, especially of one producing an edible fruit
A1 I love to see the beautiful blossoms on the trees in spring.
A2 The cherry blossom festival in Japan is a popular event.
B1 The apple blossoms in the orchard are a sign that spring has arrived.
B2 The peach blossoms in the garden are stunning this year.
C1 The delicate white blossoms contrasted beautifully with the green leaves.
C2 The fragrance of the jasmine blossoms filled the air with a sweet scent.
verb to come into or be in full beauty or health; flourish
A1 The flowers blossom in the spring.
A2 With proper care, the plant will blossom beautifully.
B1 Her talent for singing began to blossom after years of practice.
B2 The business started to blossom after implementing new marketing strategies.
C1 His career as a writer continued to blossom with each new publication.
C2 The friendship between the two countries began to blossom as they worked together on various projects.
adjective related to or characteristic of flowers
A1 The little girl picked a beautiful blossom flower.
A2 The garden was filled with colorful blossom plants.
B1 The artist painted a stunning picture of a blossom tree.
B2 The chef used edible blossom petals to garnish the dish.
C1 The fragrance of the blossom bouquet filled the entire room.
C2 The designer created a breathtaking gown with blossom embroidery.
adverb no applicable part of speech
A1 The flowers in the garden blossom beautifully.
A2 In spring, the trees blossom with colorful flowers.
B1 The relationship between the two characters began to blossom over time.
B2 Her talent for painting began to blossom after years of practice.
C1 The business started to blossom after implementing new marketing strategies.
C2 His career as a musician continued to blossom with each new album release.
pronoun no applicable part of speech
A1 The blossom is beautiful.
A2 I saw a blossom on the tree.
B1 The cherry blossom festival is a popular event.
B2 The almond blossom in the spring is a sight to behold.
C1 The delicate white blossom contrasted beautifully against the blue sky.
C2 The fragrance of the apple blossom filled the air as we walked through the orchard.
preposition no applicable part of speech
A1 The flowers will blossom in the spring.
A2 The garden is full of colorful blossoms.
B1 Her talent began to blossom after years of practice.
B2 The friendship between them continued to blossom over time.
C1 The business started to blossom once they implemented new marketing strategies.
C2 Her career truly began to blossom after she received the prestigious award.
conjunction no applicable part of speech
A1 I watered the plant and watched it blossom.
A2 She worked hard and saw her career blossom.
B1 The company invested in new technology, and it began to blossom.
B2 After years of hard work, his talent finally began to blossom.
C1 The relationship between the two countries continued to blossom despite political tensions.
C2 Her artistic skills began to blossom when she started studying under a renowned painter.
interjection no applicable part of speech
A1 Blossom! Look at the pretty flowers.
A2 Blossom! The trees are starting to bloom.
B1 Blossom! Spring is finally here.
B2 Blossom! The garden is full of colorful blooms.
C1 Blossom! The cherry blossoms in Japan are breathtaking.
C2 Blossom! The floral display at the botanical garden is truly magnificent.
article no applicable part of speech
A1 The blossom on the tree is beautiful.
A2 In spring, the cherry blossoms are in full bloom.
B1 The apple tree is starting to blossom, signaling the start of spring.
B2 The garden is filled with colorful blossoms of various flowers.
C1 The cherry blossom festival in Japan is a sight to behold.
C2 The delicate fragrance of the jasmine blossom filled the air.
formal The cherry blossoms in the park are a beautiful sight to behold.
informal I love how the flowers blossom in our garden during spring.
slang Check out those fresh kicks, they're really starting to blossom.
figurative With hard work and dedication, her career began to blossom into something truly remarkable.
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