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• the plant has a beautiful bright red flower.
• the roses are in flower early this year.
• the crocuses are late coming into flower.
• a garden full of flowers

flower

1. the coloured part of a plant from which the seed or fruit develops. Flowers usually grow at the end of a stem and last only a short time.
• The plant has a beautiful bright red flower.
• The roses are in flower early this year.
• The crocuses are late coming into flower.
2. a plant grown for the beauty of its flowers
• a garden full of flowers
• a flower garden/show
3. a flower with its stem that has been picked as a decoration
• see also bouquet
  https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/bouquet
• I picked some flowers.
• a bunch of flowers
• a flower arrangement
4. the finest or best part of something
• They were cut down in the flower of their youth.

Extra Examples

• He stopped to smell the flowers.
• He took her flowers and chocolates.
• I ordered flowers online for her birthday.
• I sent him flowers to apologize.
• I’m learning flower arranging.
• If the winter weather is mild, plants may come into flower too early.
• It has deep pink scented flowers.
• It was June and the roses were in flower.
• It was the first year that the cactus had produced flowers.
• The alleys were adorned with banks of flowers.
• The bush was absolutely covered in flowers.
• The flowers are pollinated by insects.
• The flowers were still tightly closed.
• The forest floor was a carpet of wild flowers.
• The park will have cherries in full flower this month.
• The spring flowers were just coming out.
• They sell a few pot plants, but they mainly sell cut flowers.
• What beautiful flowers!
• What lovely flowers!
• What time of year do daffodils flower?

Word Origin

• Middle English flour, from Old French flour, flor, from Latin flos, flor-. The original spelling was no longer in use by the late 17th cent. except in its specialized sense ‘ground grain’ (see flour).