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I . flow·er [ˈflaʊəʳ] N

flower BOT (plant)
cvetlica f
flower BOT (plant)
roža f
flower (blossom)
cvet m
to be in flower
cveteti

II . flow·er [ˈflaʊəʳ] VB intr

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flower
cveteti [perf zacveteti ]tudi fig

ˈflow·er ar·range·ment N

ˈflow·er child N

flower child
hipi m

ˈpas·sion flow·er N

passion flower
pasijonka f
passion flower
trpljenka f

Usage examples with flower

flower grower
cvetličar
to be in flower
cveteti

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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They specialise in rare vegetables, flowers and fruits.
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Within a year of flowering the tree rapidly dies and falls over.
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These flowers were wrapped in newspaper, through which means she was able to read the news that was prohibited to her during her imprisonment.
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The user can now select from two main color themes blue and green as well as choosing to replace mines with flowers.
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The percentage of fertilized flowers averages around 30 but can get as high as 60 or be much lower.
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It remains to be seen whether flower merousity has phylogenetic significance that should be taxonomically recognized.
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There the friend gathered up flowers to take back to town.
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It feeds primarily by probing flowers for nectar, and gleaning foliage and bark and sallying for insects.
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However, her work has also included flowers and women who are magical and related to flowers in some way, using rich colors.
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Roses were often the principal subject, sometimes set off with another flower such as a lilly or with several flowers of different varieties.
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