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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "flowers" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 1 Ergebniss(e)

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Common
flowers flores [f/pl]

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General
full of flowers florido [adj]
decorate with flowers florear [v]
sort of silk gauze with flowers cuajadillo [m]
decorating with flowers floreteo [m]
flowers of tan fuligo [m]
bunch of flowers ramo [m]
royal purveyor of fruits and flowers regalero [m]
public festival in which flowers are thrown batalla de flores [f]
woman transferring lace flowers or images from one tulle to another entoladora [f]
abundance of flowers floridez [f]
full of flowers or fruit copado [adj]
full of flowers florido [adj]
covered with flowers florido [adj]
decorate with flowers enflorar [v]
transfer lace flowers or images from one tulle to another entolar [v]
decorate with flowers florear [v]
decorate with flowers floretear [v]
fake flowers flores de mano [f/pl]
may flowers flores de mayo [f/pl]
fecundation of flowers in some plants cierne [m]
container which is used mainly for displaying flowers jarrón [m]
container which is used mainly for displaying flowers florero [m]
one who sells flowers florero [m]
wreath of flowers guirnalda [f]
small bunch of flowers ramita [f]
aromatic annual herb with yellow flowers to 50 cm tall reseda [f]
a person who sells flowers florista [m/f]
pertaining to flowers floral [adj]
related to flowers floral [adj]
have flowers in a state of pollination cerner [v]
throw flowers at someone echar flores a alguien [v]
arrange flowers arreglar flores [v]
bedeck the room with flowers decorar la sala con flores [v]
buy flowers comprar flores [v]
arrange flowers arreglar flores [v]
a bouquet of flowers un ramo de flores
a bunch of flowers un ramo de flores
withered flowers flores marchitas
bouquet of flowers ramo de flores
perennial umbelliferous plant with dark blue flowers arestil [m]
falling of flowers desflorecimiento [m]
tree with beautiful crimson flowers ciclamor [m]
stamen of flowers estambre [m]
cultivator of flowers floricultor [m]
royal purveyor of fruit and flowers regalero [m]
artificial flowers on an altar remate [m]
bunch of flowers ramillete [m]
collector of saffron-flowers rosero [m]
perennial umbelliferous plant with dark blue flowers arestín [m]
earthenware ball filled with ashes or flowers for missiles alcancía [f]
box in which flowers or shrubs are grown cajonera [f]
season of flowers best for beekeepers florada [f]
cultivation of flowers floricultura [f]
abundance of flowers floridez [f]
infusion of linden-flowers tila [f]
collector of saffron-flowers rosera [f]
cultivator of flowers floricultora [f]
maker or seller of artificial flowers florista [m/f]
variegated (flowers) azotado [adj]
relating to fruits and flowers of a violet color, and to biscuits, cakes, soaked in wine borracho [adj]
cut off flowers desflorar [v]
close up (flowers) cerrar [v]
adorn with flowers florear [v]
garnish with flowers floretear [v]
thistle flowers gavilanes [m/pl]
plant with yellow flowers growing in marshy land canario [m] CR
poisonous shrub with deepred flowers ponasí [m] CU
small tree with yellow flowers and vulnerary leaves pañil [m] CL
bouquet of flowers arreglo [m] CR
frame in the form of a large half circle covered with canvas and adorned with flowers, fruit, dolls, and silverwork put together for festivals arco [m] BO:W
frame in the form of a large half circle covered with canvas and adorned with flowers, fruit, dolls, and silverwork put together for festivals arco [m] NI
creeping grass that forms bumps on the ground and whose flowers are pink and lilac, and open only in full sun bellalasonce [m] CO
dyestuff in the form of powder extracted from the decoction of the flowers of the indigo añil [m] MXGTHNSVNIPA
bundled flowers or medicinal/nutritional herbs for sale amarre [m] DO
bundled flowers or medicinal/nutritional herbs for sale amarro [m] BO
mixture of petals from certain flowers, particularly roses and geraniums, that in some processions are thrown at religious images as a sign of praise chagrillo [m] EC
small branch full of flowers or fruits chirrión [m] HNNIrur.
square space decorated with small plants and flowers (park or garden) cantero [m] PACUDOPYARUY
cluster of flowers or fruits gajo [m] HNNI
group of flowers that grow close together copetón [m] PR
cloth with a white background and flowers in a single color coquito [m] PA
detachment of leaves, flowers, or fruit despicado [m] HN
small ornamental leaves used to decorate the bouquets of flowers and crowns ensueño [m] PA
set of flowers, shoots, or stalks from the same origin macollo [m] AR
person who carries flowers in a procession and extinguishes or lights candles muñidor [m] PErur.
technique of decorating clay pots with bulges, flowers in bas-relief, buttons, balls, and other shapes and incisions pastillaje [m] HN
edible sprouts and flowers of the pacaya palm nurú [m] PA
crown of flowers, fruit, or leaves pillu [m] BO
painting of fruits and flowers frutaje [m] rare
flowers of the world mundo [m] rare
a tree of the genus myrtus with white flowers petra [f] CL
a leguminous plant with yellow flowers tambalisa [f] CU
small ornamental plant, with fleshy, round and lustrous leaves of intense green color and long spikes with a pineapple of flowers in the tip, generally red calanchoa [f] PR
leafless, herbaceous stem which supports the banana flowers and fruit calceta [f] CO
a perennial herbaceous plant, with large thin leaves, pink flowers and reddish stem without hairs diapana [f] PR
climbing plant with blue flowers buya [f] PR
any of several flowers that resemble a female dancer bailarina [f] CR
a brugmansia with reddish flowers campana [f] EC
a wild tropical plant of the convolvulaceae family, very common in cuba, that flowers at easter and christmas campanilla [f] CU
bunch of flowers that grow crowded together escopeta [f] PR
company dedicated to growing and exporting flowers florícola [f] EC
decoration of something with flowers floreada [f] MXNICOBO
flowers or paper ornament tied with a thread guía [f] MX
person who carries flowers in a procession and extinguishes or lights candles muñidora [f] PErur.
infusion made with the leaves and muña flowers muña [f] PE
edible sprouts and flowers of the pacaya palm pacaya [f] GTHNSVNI
edible sprouts and flowers of the pacaya palm caña agria [f] PA
edible sprouts and flowers of the pacaya palm caña verde [f] PA
frame to carry fruits or flowers on the back silleta [f] CO:W
full or flowers or fruit (plant) cundido [adj] HNSVNI
full of flowers or fruit (tree or bush) copado [adj] NICUrur.
sprout new buds or flowers botonear [v] HNCU
bloom (plant with spike-shaped flowers) espigar [v] PREC
place flowers on someone's tomb coronar [v] HNSV
decorate with flowers enflorecer [v] disused
a bottled mix of natural bath substances, such as plants and flowers, to keep away the evil eye or bring good luck aguas [f/pl] DO
full of flowers florida [adj/f]
variegated (flowers) azotada [adj/f]
relating to fruits and flowers of a violet color, and to biscuits, cakes, soaked in wine borracha [adj/f]
Idioms
poetry festival (where flowers are given as prizes) juegos florales
poetry contest (where flowers are given as prizes) juegos florales
go water the flowers ir a mi arbolito [v] MX
sprout leaves but no flowers or fruits irse en vicio [v] CLUY
sprout leaves but no flowers or fruits irse en vicio [v] GTPACUDOCOrur.
water the flowers regar el arbolito [v] MXNI
water the flowers regar flores [v] HNNIBO
Speaking
the flowers bloom las flores brotan
when the flowers bloom cuando las flores se abren
Phrases
april showers bring may flowers a invierno lluvioso, verano abundoso
Colloquial
decoration with flowers enfloramiento [m] BO
plant measuring up to 80 cm with yellow flowers and mottled leaves with long stalks agua jane [f] UY
pull back one's hair with trabas, hair clips decorated with flowers or ribbons entrabar [v] BO
bud (flowers) macollar [v] BO:SCL
Proverbs
for snakes among sweet flowers do creep la serpiente se oculta en la hierba [old-fashioned]
april showers bring may flowers en abril aguas mil
april showers bring may flowers marzo ventoso y abril lluvioso hacen a mayo florido y hermoso
april showers bring may flowers marzo ventoso y abril lluvioso sacan a mayo florido y hermoso
march winds and april showers bring forth may flowers marzo ventoso y abril lluvioso hacen a mayo florido y hermoso
Slang
water the flowers regar las flores [v]
Engineering
flowers of benzoin ácido benzoico
flowers of sulphur azufre sublimado
flowers of zinc óxido de cinc
flowers of zinc zinc sublimado
flowers of zinc flores de cinc
Chemistry
flowers of benjamin flores de benjamin
Medicine
elder flowers flores de saúco
flowers of antimony flores de antimonio
flowers of benzoin flores de benzoína
flowers of sulfur flores de azufre
flowers of zinc flores de cinc