Pronunciation: /flaʊərz/
noun a plant cultivated for its blooms or blossoms
A1 I like to pick flowers in the garden.
A2 She received a bouquet of flowers for her birthday.
B1 The florist sells a variety of flowers for different occasions.
B2 The vibrant colors of the flowers brightened up the room.
C1 The intricate patterns on the petals of the flowers were mesmerizing.
C2 The rare and exotic flowers in the botanical garden were a sight to behold.
verb not applicable
A1 I like to flowers my garden every spring.
A2 She flowers her hair with a beautiful clip.
B1 The artist flowers the canvas with vibrant colors.
B2 The chef flowers the dessert with edible petals.
C1 The designer flowers the dress with intricate embroidery.
C2 The decorator flowers the room with fresh blooms for the event.
adjective not applicable
A1 I like flowers dresses.
A2 She wore a flowers necklace to the party.
B1 The table was decorated with flowers centerpieces.
B2 The garden was full of flowers plants.
C1 The artist painted a beautiful flowers mural on the wall.
C2 The designer created a stunning flowers pattern for the fabric.
adverb not applicable
A1 She smells the flowers in the garden.
A2 He walks slowly, admiring the flowers along the path.
B1 The room was decorated with beautiful flowers for the party.
B2 The shop owner carefully arranged the flowers in a stunning bouquet.
C1 The artist painted a still life of flowers in exquisite detail.
C2 The fragrance of the flowers filled the entire room, creating a peaceful atmosphere.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I like flowers.
A2 She gave me flowers for my birthday.
B1 The flowers in the garden are blooming beautifully.
B2 I prefer wildflowers over cultivated flowers.
C1 The intricate patterns on the petals of the flowers fascinated me.
C2 The florist arranged the flowers in an exquisite bouquet for the wedding.
preposition not applicable
A1 I like to give flowers to my mom on her birthday.
A2 She decorated the room with flowers for the party.
B1 The garden was filled with colorful flowers of all shapes and sizes.
B2 The bride carried a bouquet of white flowers down the aisle.
C1 The artist painted a beautiful still life of flowers in a vase.
C2 The fragrance of the flowers filled the entire room, creating a calming atmosphere.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I like flowers and plants.
A2 She bought flowers and chocolates for her mother's birthday.
B1 The garden was filled with flowers and trees.
B2 The wedding was decorated with flowers and candles.
C1 The bouquet featured a variety of flowers and colors.
C2 The artist painted a beautiful scene with flowers and butterflies.
interjection not applicable
A1 Look at the pretty flowers!
A2 I picked some flowers for you.
B1 Oh, flowers always brighten up a room.
B2 The flowers in the garden are blooming beautifully.
C1 I have a passion for gardening and growing flowers.
C2 The intricate patterns on the petals of these flowers are mesmerizing.
article not applicable
A1 I like flowers.
A2 She picked some flowers from the garden.
B1 The flowers in the vase brightened up the room.
B2 The florist arranged a beautiful bouquet of flowers for the wedding.
C1 The botanical garden is filled with a diverse array of flowers.
C2 The intricate patterns on the petals of the exotic flowers fascinated the botanist.
formal The garden was filled with vibrant flowers of all different colors.
informal I love picking wildflowers on my hikes.
slang Those flowers are totally lit, bro.
figurative Her kindness bloomed like a beautiful flower in a barren land.
bloomed
flowers
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will flower
have flowered
is flowering
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