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late-blooming

/ˌleɪt ˈbluː.mɪŋ/

Traduction: Qualifie une personne, une plante ou une chose qui se développe, mûrit ou réussit plus tard que la normale ou que l'on pourrait attendre.

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adjective

/ˌleɪt ˈbluː.mɪŋ/C1formal
  • frQualifie une personne, une plante ou une chose qui se développe, mûrit ou réussit plus tard que la normale ou que l'on pourrait attendre.

Describes a person, plant, or thing that develops, matures, or becomes successful later than is typical or expected.

  1. Autumn-blooming (plants)B2formal

    Describes plants that flower later in the growing season, typically in autumn.

    frFloraison tardive (automne)

    • The garden features several late-blooming chrysanthemums.
    • Late-blooming asters add color to the fall landscape.
    • She planted late-blooming varieties to extend the flowering season.

    Synonymesautumn-bloomingautumn-floweringfall-bloominglate-flowering

    Antonymesearly-bloomingspring-blooming

  2. Developing later than usualB2informal

    Describes a person who achieves success, develops a skill, or matures later in life than is typical.

    frà floraison tardive (sens figuré)

    • He was a late-blooming artist, not finding his style until his forties.
    • She was a late-blooming student who excelled in college.
    • Many late-blooming entrepreneurs find success after several career changes.

    Synonymeslate-flowering

    Antonymesearlyprecocious

Formes
  • more late-blooming comparative form
  • most late-blooming superlative form