bloom

floración

Estado de una planta cuando tiene flores abiertas.

En inglés sencillo: The state of a plant having open flowers.

• The roses are in bloom.
• Spring brought the trees into bloom.
• We visited the garden at the height of its bloom.

Cómo se usa: be in bloom (The apple trees are in bloom.); come into bloom (These roses come into bloom in June.)

Sinónimos: flowering, blossoming

Expresiones frecuentes: in bloom, full bloom, come into bloom

flor

Flor que ya se ha abierto.

En inglés sencillo: A flower that has opened.

• A pink bloom opened today.
• She cut three blooms for the vase.
• These plants produce bright blooms all summer.

Sinónimos: flower, blossom

Expresiones frecuentes: rose bloom, beautiful bloom, single bloom

lozanía, plenitud

Etapa o estado de belleza fresca, buena salud o vigor.

En inglés sencillo: A time or state of fresh beauty, health, or strength.

• Her cheeks had the bloom of health.
• He remembered her in the bloom of youth.
• Their friendship had lost its early bloom.

Sinónimos: freshness, prime

Expresiones frecuentes: bloom of youth, bloom of health, lose its bloom

mineral de color vivo

Una forma de un mineral con un color vivo.

En inglés sencillo: A brightly coloured form of a mineral.

• The rock carries pink cobalt bloom.
• Nickel bloom covered part of the sample.
• She identified the bright mineral as cobalt bloom.

Expresiones frecuentes: cobalt bloom, nickel bloom

florecer, expandirse

Abrirse una flor; también abrirse o extenderse otras cosas poco a poco de forma parecida.

En inglés sencillo: If a flower does this, it opens; other things can gradually open or spread in a similar way.

• The roses bloom in June.
• Purple flowers bloomed across the hillside.
• Colour slowly bloomed across the wet paper.

Cómo se usa: bloom into something (The tiny buds bloomed into bright flowers.)

Sinónimos: flower, blossom, open

Antónimos: wither

Expresiones frecuentes: bloom in spring, bloom into something, flowers bloom