flowering

• 描述正在开花或产生花朵的植物，也指繁荣发展、鼎盛的时期。

Describes a plant that is producing flowers, or a period of development that is flourishing.

1. A2formal

   Describing a plant that is in bloom or capable of producing flowers.

   开花的

   • The flowering cherry trees are beautiful in spring.
   • She planted a variety of flowering shrubs in her garden.
   • Flowering plants attract bees and butterflies.

   同义词abloombloomingblossomingefflorescent

   反义词nonflowering

2. Developing or flourishingB2formal

   Describing a period of development, growth, or success.

   蓬勃发展的

   • The 18th century was a flowering period for classical music.
   • Her career is in a flowering stage right now.
   • The city experienced a flowering of cultural activity.

   同义词bloomingblossomingburgeoningdevelopingflourishinggrowingprosperingthriving

   反义词fadingwithering

• 指植物开花的过程或时期，也指开花的状态。

A noun referring to the process or period during which a plant produces flowers, or the state of being in bloom.

不可数

1. Process of bloomingB1formal

   The stage or process when a plant produces flowers.

   开花

   • The flowering of the cherry trees happens in early spring.
   • This plant requires plenty of sunlight for proper flowering.
   • The garden is at its peak flowering right now.

   同义词anthesisbloombloomingblossomblossomingefflorescenceflorescence

2. B2formal

   A period of development, activity, or success; a flourishing stage.

   鼎盛时期

   • The 19th century was a flowering of scientific discovery.
   • The Renaissance was a flowering of art and culture.
   • Her career saw a flowering after she moved to the city.

   同义词bloomblossomculminationefflorescenceflorescenceflourishinggolden ageheydayhigh pointpeakprimezenith

   反义词decaydeclinedormancyfailure

• 动词，表示植物开花的过程；也用于比喻义，指达到充分发展或成熟的鼎盛状态。

A verb used to indicate the process of a plant producing flowers, or metaphorically, to reach a state of full development or maturity.

1. A2formal

   To produce flowers; to bloom or blossom.

   开花

   • The cherry trees flower in early spring.
   • This plant flowers only once a year.
   • The garden flowers beautifully after the rain.

   同义词bloomblossombloweffloresceopen

2. Develop or flourishB2formal

   To reach a state of full development or maturity; to thrive.

   繁荣

   • Her talent flowered after years of practice.
   • The city flowered into a cultural hub.
   • His interest in art flowered during his travels.

   同义词bloomblossomdevelopflourishgrowmatureprogressprosperripenthrive

   反义词declinedeterioratefaderegressstagnatewanewither