How do you pronounce 'Flower' and 'flor'?

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What is an example sentence for Flower in Spanish?

English: "She picked a beautiful red flower from the garden." | Spanish: "Ella recogió una hermosa flor roja del jardín."

noun · verb

English to Spanish Dictionary

flower Meaning in Spanish (flower significado en español)

Q: What is 'flor' called in English?

'flor' in English is called "Flower". Flower refers to: La parte de una planta que a menudo es de colores brillantes, crece al final de un tallo y produce semillas o frutos.

nounflor

verbflorecer

Sinónimos:floraciónbrote

flor in English:flower

Phonetic:flór

Plural: flowers

Gender:Femenino

Quick Answer • Resumen

El significado de flower en español es flor, florecer. (La parte de una planta que a menudo es de colores brillantes, crece al final de un tallo y produce semillas o frutos.)

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Flower visual illustration - Meaning in Spanish (flor)

Visual representation of "flower"

Definitions of Flower

1
noun
flor
The part of a plant that is often brightly colored, grows at the end of a stem, and produces seeds or fruit.
La parte de una planta que a menudo es de colores brillantes, crece al final de un tallo y produce semillas o frutos.
2
verb
florecer
To produce flowers; to bloom.
Producir flores; florecer.

Example Sentences

casual

“She picked a beautiful red flower from the garden.”

Ella recogió una hermosa flor roja del jardín.

casual

“The roses will flower in late spring.”

Las rosas florecerán a finales de la primavera.

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Synonyms (Sinónimos)

In Spanish:

floraciónbrote

In English:

blossom bloom

Antonyms (Antónimos)

In Spanish:

marchitarse

Inflected Word Forms

present participleflowering

agent nounflorist

adjectiveflowery

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

flower powerexpression

A slogan used during the late 1960s and early 1970s as a symbol of passive resistance and non-violence.

wallfloweridiom

A person who, from shyness or unpopularity, remains at the side at a party or dance.