Pronunciation: /flaʊər/
noun a plant cultivated for its blooms or blossoms
A1 I like to give my mom a flower on Mother's Day.
A2 She picked a beautiful flower from the garden.
B1 The florist arranged a bouquet of colorful flowers for the wedding.
B2 The rare orchid flower bloomed in the greenhouse.
C1 The intricate details of the flower petals were captured in the painting.
C2 The garden was filled with a variety of exotic flowers from around the world.
verb not applicable
A1 She likes to flower her hair with pretty clips.
A2 The children learned how to flower the garden with colorful plants.
B1 He decided to flower the room with fresh bouquets for the party.
B2 The artist used various techniques to flower the canvas with vibrant colors.
C1 The chef knew how to flower the dish with edible blossoms for an elegant presentation.
C2 The designer was able to flower the runway with stunning floral arrangements for the fashion show.
adjective not applicable
A1 She wore a flower dress to the party.
A2 The flower pattern on the curtains brightened up the room.
B1 I bought a flower bouquet for my mother's birthday.
B2 The flower arrangement at the wedding was stunning.
C1 The artist painted a beautiful flower still life.
C2 The flower garden was meticulously designed and maintained.
adverb not applicable
A1 She smells the flower.
A2 He gently touched the flower.
B1 The flower beautifully bloomed in the garden.
B2 The flower gracefully swayed in the breeze.
C1 The intricate details of the flower were mesmerizing.
C2 The flower exquisitely adorned the table setting.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I like flower.
A2 She gave me a flower.
B1 The flower in the garden is beautiful.
B2 I picked a flower for my mom's birthday.
C1 The rare flower species was discovered in the rainforest.
C2 The flower symbolizes purity and beauty in many cultures.
preposition not applicable
A1 The flower on the table is red.
A2 She put the flower in a vase.
B1 The flower by the window is wilting.
B2 He picked a flower from the garden.
C1 The flower near the entrance is blooming beautifully.
C2 The flower next to the fountain is attracting butterflies.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I like flowers and butterflies.
A2 She bought a bouquet of flowers to decorate the room.
B1 The garden was full of colorful flowers, but the roses stood out the most.
B2 The flower shop was closed, so she had to find another place to buy a gift.
C1 The intricate design of the flower arrangement was truly breathtaking.
C2 As a symbol of love and beauty, the lotus flower holds great significance in many cultures.
interjection not applicable
A1 Flower! Look at the pretty flower!
A2 I picked a flower for you. Flower!
B1 Wow, that flower is so colorful. Flower!
B2 The flower in the garden is blooming beautifully. Flower!
C1 The intricate details of the flower are truly mesmerizing. Flower!
C2 As an avid gardener, I appreciate the delicate beauty of each flower. Flower!
article not applicable
A1 I like to pick flowers in the garden.
A2 She gave me a beautiful flower for my birthday.
B1 The flower shop on the corner sells a variety of bouquets.
B2 The rare flower species was discovered deep in the rainforest.
C1 The intricate design of the flower petals fascinated botanists.
C2 The artist painted a stunning still life of a vase of flowers.
formal The botanist carefully studied each part of the flower to understand its structure and function.
informal I picked a beautiful flower from the garden to give to my mom.
slang That new restaurant is in full bloom, it's the flower of the neighborhood right now.
figurative Her smile was like a flower blooming in the midst of chaos, bringing beauty and hope to all around her.
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