bloom
A bloom refers to a flower or a state of flowering, often representing the period when a plant's flowers are fully open. In academic contexts, it can also describe a sudden, rapid growth or accumulation of something, such as microorganisms or specific ecological phenomena.
例句
3 / 5The cherry trees are in full bloom this week, attracting many visitors to the park.
The cherry trees are covered in fully opened flowers this week, attracting many visitors to the park.
The botanical garden features a diverse collection of exotic blooms from around the world.
The botanical garden features a diverse collection of exotic flowers from around the world.
Look at that tiny purple bloom hiding under the leaves!
Look at that small purple flower hiding under the leaves!
词族
记忆技巧
Think of 'Bloom' and 'Room'—a flower needs 'room' to 'bloom' and fill the space with its color.
快速测验
The sudden ______ of algae in the reservoir caused concern among the environmental scientists.
正确！
正确答案是： bloom
例句
The cherry trees are in full bloom this week, attracting many visitors to the park.
everydayThe cherry trees are covered in fully opened flowers this week, attracting many visitors to the park.
The botanical garden features a diverse collection of exotic blooms from around the world.
formalThe botanical garden features a diverse collection of exotic flowers from around the world.
Look at that tiny purple bloom hiding under the leaves!
informalLook at that small purple flower hiding under the leaves!
Nutrient runoff into the lake often triggers a massive algal bloom that depletes oxygen levels.
academicNutrient runoff into the lake often triggers a massive rapid growth of algae that depletes oxygen levels.
The spring season typically sees a surge in the market value of various floral blooms.
businessThe spring season typically sees a surge in the market value of various types of flowers.
词族
常见搭配
常用短语
The bloom is off the rose
The initial excitement or freshness of a situation has faded.
Late bloomer
A person whose talents or capabilities are not visible until later than usual.
In bloom
Currently producing flowers.
容易混淆的词
Blossom is typically used for flowers on trees that will produce fruit, while bloom is a more general term for any flower.
Broom is a tool used for sweeping floors, which sounds similar but has a completely different meaning.
使用说明
Use 'bloom' when focusing on the beauty or the biological state of flowering plants. In scientific writing, remember that it specifically denotes a population explosion of organisms like algae or phytoplankton.
常见错误
Learners sometimes use 'bloom' to refer to the entire plant or the green parts; remember it only refers to the flower itself or the state of flowering.
记忆技巧
Think of 'Bloom' and 'Room'—a flower needs 'room' to 'bloom' and fill the space with its color.
词源
Derived from the Middle English 'blome', which comes from Old Norse 'blóm', meaning flower or leaf.
语法模式
文化背景
In many cultures, the first blooms of spring (like cherry blossoms or tulips) are celebrated with festivals symbolizing rebirth and hope.
快速测验
The sudden ______ of algae in the reservoir caused concern among the environmental scientists.
正确！
正确答案是： bloom
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