blooming

• Wird im britischen Englisch als mildes Fluchwort verwendet, um etwas zu betonen und oft Ärger oder Überraschung auszudrücken.

Used in British English as a mild expletive to emphasize something, often expressing annoyance or surprise.

1. FloweringA2formal

   Having flowers open; in the state of producing blossoms.

   Blühend

   • The garden is full of blooming roses.
   • Cherry trees are blooming all along the street.
   • She admired the blooming tulips in the park.

   Synonymeabloomblossomingefflorescentflowering

2. Thriving or flourishingB2formal

   Being in a state of healthy growth, development, or success.

   Blühend

   • The city has a blooming economy.
   • Her career is blooming after the promotion.
   • The community is blooming with new businesses.

   Synonymeblossomingburgeoningflourishinggrowinghealthyprosperingthriving

   Antonymedyingfailingwithering

3. Intensifier (British slang)B2informalbritish

   Used as a mild expletive to emphasize something, often expressing annoyance or surprise.

   Verdammt (Verstärkung, britisches Slang)

   • I can't find my blooming keys again!
   • That blooming dog won't stop barking.
   • He's a blooming genius at solving puzzles.

   Synonymeballyblastedbleedingblinkingruddy

• Substantiv, das den Prozess oder die Zeit des Blühens einer Pflanze bezeichnet sowie den Zustand des Aufblühens und der Entwicklung.

A noun referring to the process or period of a plant producing flowers, or a state of flourishing and developing.

unzählbar

1. Flowering processB1formal

   The act or process of producing flowers; the state of being in flower.

   Blühen

   • The blooming of the cherry trees marks the start of spring.
   • We observed the blooming of the roses in the garden.
   • The blooming season for these plants is very short.

   Synonymeanthesisbloomblossomingefflorescenceflorescenceflowering

2. Period of flourishingB2formal

   A period of healthy growth, development, or prosperity.

   Blütezeit

   • The city experienced a cultural blooming in the 1920s.
   • Her career is in full blooming right now.
   • The blooming of the economy brought new opportunities.

   Synonymebloomefflorescenceflorescencefloweringflushheydayprime

   Antonymedecaydeclinedeteriorationregressionwane

• Verb, das den Vorgang beschreibt, wenn eine Pflanze Blüten entwickelt; im übertragenen Sinn auch für das Aufblühen, Gedeihen oder Erstarken von etwas.

A verb used to describe the process of a plant producing flowers, or metaphorically, to flourish or thrive.

1. A2formal

   To produce flowers; to be in flower.

   Blühen

   • The roses bloom in early summer.
   • These plants bloom only once a year.
   • The garden is blooming with colorful tulips.

   Synonymeblossomefflorescefloweropen

2. Develop or flourishB2formal

   To develop or grow in a healthy or vigorous way; to thrive.

   Erblühen

   • Her talent bloomed after years of practice.
   • The city bloomed into a major cultural center.
   • Their friendship bloomed during the summer camp.

   Synonymeblossomburgeondevelopflourishgrowprosperthrive

   Antonymedeclinefadelanguishshrivelwither