bloom

bloom
I [bluːm]
nome
1) (flower) fiore m.
2) (flowering) fioritura f.

in bloom — in fiore

in full bloom — in piena fioritura

to come into bloom — fiorire

3) (on skin, fruit) lanugine f., peluria f.
4) fig.

in the bloom of youth — nel fiore della giovinezza

II [bluːm]
verbo intransitivo (be in flower) essere fiorito; (come into flower) fiorire, sbocciare
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[blu:m] 1. noun
1) (a flower: These blooms are withering now.) fiore
2) (the state of flowering: The flowers are in bloom.) fioritura
3) (freshness: in the bloom of youth.) fiore
2. verb
(to flower or flourish: Daffodils bloom in the spring.) fiorire
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[bluːm]
1. n
(flower) fiore m , (on fruit) lanugine f , (on complexion) colorito roseo

in bloom — (flower) sbocciato (-a), (tree) in fiore

in full bloom — in piena fioritura

in the full bloom of youth — nel fiore della giovinezza

2. vi
(flower) aprirsi, (tree) sfiorire
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bloom (1) /blu:m/
n. [u]
1 (anche fig.) fiore; fioritura: The roses are in bloom, le rose sono in fiore; Jane is in the bloom of youth, Jane è nel fiore della giovinezza
2 freschezza; splendore (della carnagione, ecc.); colorito roseo
3 pruina (su uva, susine, ecc.); lanugine, peluria (di frutti, foglie)
4 (su un muro) efflorescenza
5 (ecol.) fioritura (delle alghe)
6 (TV) bagliore
● (fig.) to take the bloom off st., fare avvizzire (o inaridire) qc.
bloom (2) /blu:m/
n.
1 (metall.) lingotto sgrossato al laminatoio; massello; blumo; sbozzo
2 massa di vetro fuso.
(to) bloom (1) /blu:m/
v. i.
1 fiorire; sbocciare; essere in fiore
2 (fig.) fiorire; sbocciare; svilupparsi: The little girl had bloomed into a beautiful woman, la ragazzina era diventata una donna bellissima
3 (fig.) essere fiorente; risplendere: to be blooming with health, risplendere di salute; You're positively blooming!, sei un fiore; sei uno splendore!
(to) bloom (2) /blu:m/
v. t.
(metall.) massellare; blumare; sbozzare.
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I [bluːm]
nome
1) (flower) fiore m.
2) (flowering) fioritura f.

in bloom — in fiore

in full bloom — in piena fioritura

to come into bloom — fiorire

3) (on skin, fruit) lanugine f., peluria f.
4) fig.

in the bloom of youth — nel fiore della giovinezza

II [bluːm]
verbo intransitivo (be in flower) essere fiorito; (come into flower) fiorire, sbocciare

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