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2 Translation results for flower in Spanish noun | verb

flower noun

flowers flor

Example sentences of flower noun

• •We planted flowers in the garden.
• •He sent her a bouquet of flowers.
• •He wore a single flower in his lapel.
• •This plant has large white flowers.
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• No confundir flower con flour. Aunque se pronuncian de la misma manera, estas dos palabras tienen significados completamente diferentes.

flower verb

flowered, has flowered, is flowering, flowers florecer, florear

Example sentences of flower verb

• •This tree flowers in early spring.
• •The plant will flower every other year.
• •His genius flowered at the university.
• •a political movement that began to flower during the 1960s
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flor - flower florecer - to bloom, to blossom, to flourish, to thrive florear - to adorn with flowers, to flower, to bloom, to flatter, to compliment Play now Log in to save words and track your progress with facebook or with email Create acount

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