Flower Bed

Pronunciation: /flaʊər bɛd/

Definitions of flower bed

noun a bed or plot of ground in which flowers are grown

Example Sentences

A1 I planted some flowers in the flower bed.

A2 The flower bed in the park is full of colorful blooms.

B1 She spent hours weeding and tending to the flower bed in her garden.

B2 The landscaper designed a beautiful flower bed with a variety of plants.

C1 The intricate patterns of the flower bed were carefully planned and executed.

C2 The flower bed was a masterpiece of horticultural artistry, drawing admiration from all who saw it.

Examples of flower bed in a Sentence

formal The landscaper carefully arranged the different types of flowers in the flower bed.

informal I love sitting by the flower bed in my backyard, it's so peaceful.

slang Check out the awesome flowers in that flower bed, they're so pretty!

figurative Her mind was a flower bed of creative ideas, blooming with endless possibilities.

Grammatical Forms of flower bed

• past tense: flower bedded
• plural: flower beds
• comparative: more flower bed
• superlative: most flower bed
• present tense: is flower bedding
• future tense: will flower bed
• perfect tense: has flower bedded
• continuous tense: is flower bedding
• singular: flower bed
• positive degree: flower bed
• infinitive: to flower bed
• gerund: flower bedding
• participle: flower bedded

Origin and Evolution of flower bed

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The term 'flower bed' originated from the Old English word 'bedd' meaning a plot of ground for plants.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to a plot of ground for plants, 'flower bed' evolved to specifically indicate a bed or plot of ground planted with flowers for decorative purposes.