English Reference

Word

flowers

Phoneticsflow·ers

/ˈfɫaʊɝz/

Definition

n. the colourful parts of a plant that often smell nice and produce seeds.

n. the plural form of the reproductive organ of a plant, typically consisting of petals, sepals, and stamens.

Examples

“She picks fresh flowers from the garden every morning.”

“The cherry trees are covered in pink flowers during the first few weeks of spring.”

“While some flowers rely on the wind for pollination, others have evolved intricate shapes and scents to attract specific insects or birds.”

Examples

simple

“She picks fresh flowers from the garden every morning.”

contextual

“The cherry trees are covered in pink flowers during the first few weeks of spring.”

complex

“While some flowers rely on the wind for pollination, others have evolved intricate shapes and scents to attract specific insects or birds.”

Synonyms

Idioms

early hours — flowers

give someone their flowers — To praise someone or to acknowledge their work or accomplishments.

hearts and flowers — Ideal romance.

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