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I. flow·er [ˈflaʊəʳ, Am -ɚ] N

1. flower BOT:

flower (plant)
Blume f <-, -n>
flower (plant part)
Blüte f <-, -n>
to be in flower
blühen form
to be in flower
to come into flower

2. flower fig liter (prime):

flower
Blüte f <-> kein pl
in the flower of [one's] youth

3. flower CHEM:

II. flow·er [ˈflaʊəʳ, Am -ɚ] VB intr

1. flower also fig (be productive):

flower plant, arts, place
flower business, industry
flower business, industry
gedeihen <gedieh, gediehen>

2. flower fig (mature):

flower
flower talent

ˈbell-flow·er N

bell-flower
Glockenblume f <-, -n>

ˈflow·er ar·range·ment N

ˈflow·er ar·rang·ing N no pl

flower arranging

ˈflow·er chil·dren N pl

flower children
flower children

ˈflow·er gar·den N

flower garden

ˈflow·er girl N

1. flower girl (vendor):

flower girl
flower girl
Blumenmädchen nt <-s, ->

2. flower girl (at weddings):

flower girl
Blumenmädchen nt <-s, ->
flower girl

ˈflow·er head N BOT

flower head
flower head
Blütenstand m <-(e)s, -stände>

ˈflow·er peo·ple N pl

flower people

ˈflow·er pow·er N no pl

flower power
Flower-Power f

ˈflow·er shop N

flower shop
Blumengeschäft m <-(e)s, -e>

ˈflow·er show N

flower show

ˈpas·sion flow·er N

passion flower
Passionsblume f <-, -n>
Present
Iflower
youflower
he/she/itflowers
weflower
youflower
theyflower
Past
Iflowered
youflowered
he/she/itflowered
weflowered
youflowered
theyflowered
Present Perfect
Ihaveflowered
youhaveflowered
he/she/ithasflowered
wehaveflowered
youhaveflowered
theyhaveflowered
Past Perfect
Ihadflowered
youhadflowered
he/she/ithadflowered
wehadflowered
youhadflowered
theyhadflowered