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Перевод: bloom

[существительное]
цвет ; цветение; оттенок цвета; цветущая часть растения; расцвет ; налет ; пушок ; румянец ; выцвет ; стальная заготовка; блюм ; крица ;
[глагол]
цвести; расцвести; расцветать

Тезаурус:

1. The bass end is deep and true, and like the rest of the system, it is notably free of overhang and bloom.
2. One of the most highly prized plants of ancient China was the mo-lu-hwa, a species of jasmine; just one bloom has the power to perfume a whole room.
3. A strong east wind crested the wavelets on the dark bosom of Loch Ness, rain-clouds gave to each hill a sombre tone; some rocky crags and woodland had deeper and richer hues; while the foreground of heather in full bloom, a corn-field, and potato and turnip rigs, gave other colourings.
4. One morning, Bloom records, after "a particularly bitter struggle with an oak", a Cambridge student came wheeling his bicycle up the drove-way.
5. I got in touch with Bloom and said that I thought the guy had talent and Bloom told me that he was having a wedding anniversary party in Soho, which is in the centre of London, and to give the group 20 and see what he was like.
6. He left a token bloom behind, abstracting it carefully from the centre of the cellophane-wrapped bunch.
7. JUNE - SEPTEMBER: Award winning "Battle in Bloom"
8. I've had this shrub for a few years now but it has been a bit reluctant to bloom.
9. Roses, especially ramblers like Rosa filipes "Kiftsgate", need plenty of headroom but are sensational in bloom and in fruit.
10. In theory, items can be devised to test the more sophisticated thought processes listed in Bloom's Taxonomy such as knowledge of trends and sequences, or skills of analysis, but such item writing demands not only a high degree of skill, not often available, it also requires a considerable sophistication in language and comprehension skills which second language learners are unlikely to possess.
11. Twenty thousand perennial plants will bloom, including those in a display explaining how to use colour in the garden.
12. It is usually dipped in white wine and develops an orange-red bloom on the rind.
13. Les Conn: "Well, of course, the people weren't prepared for that kind of entertainment and they all put their hands over their ears, and Bloom started screaming, "Get them off, they're ruining my wedding party".