bloomed

英 [bluːmd]

美 [bluːmd]

v. 开花; 变得健康(或快活、自信)
bloom的过去式

柯林斯词典

N-COUNT 花；花朵
Abloomis the flower on a plant.
1. ...the sweet fragrance of the white blooms...
  白色花朵的芳香
2. Harry carefully picked the bloom.
  哈里小心翼翼地摘下那朵花。
PHRASE 正开花的；花朵绽放的
A plant or tree that isin bloomhas flowers on it.
1. ...a pink climbing rose in full bloom.
  盛开的粉色藤蔓玫瑰
2. ...the sweet smell of the blackberry in bloom.
  绽放的黑莓花的芬芳
VERB 开花；（花朵）绽放
When a plant or treeblooms, it produces flowers. When a flowerblooms, it opens.
1. This plant blooms between May and June.
  这种植物在5月至6月间开花。
VERB 繁荣；兴盛；茁壮成长；变漂亮
If someone or somethingblooms, they develop good, attractive, or successful qualities.
1. Not many economies bloomed in 1990, least of all gold exporters like Australia...
  1990年经济繁荣的国家并不多，尤其是像澳大利亚这样的黄金出口国。
2. She bloomed into an utterly beautiful creature.
  她出落得亭亭玉立。
N-UNCOUNT （肤色的）红润，健康的光彩；容光
If something such as someone's skin has abloom, it has a fresh and healthy appearance.
1. The skin loses its youthful bloom.
  皮肤失去了年轻时的光泽。
See also:blooming

Rimbaud's poetic genius bloomed early and then died away.
兰波的诗歌才华过早地展现然后就凋谢了。
The pink crocus bloomed for only a day.
这株粉色番红花只开了一天。
Not many economies bloomed in 1990, least of all gold exporters like Australia
1990年经济繁荣的国家并不多，尤其是像澳大利亚这样的黄金出口国。
Lots of plants in the garden but just a few flowers have bloomed.
花园里有许多花，但只有一些会开。
You were deceived by the temptation of the sun and bloomed too early.
你受了太阳的诱惑，被它所欺骗，你开的过早了。
Carlson noticed another oddity; his plant had bloomed twice.
卡尔森注意到另外一件怪事：他的植物开了两次花。
Upon the altars rose the incense and bloomed the garlands.
祭坛上的香烟袅袅上升，花环上的花朵鲜艳地开着。
The apple-blossoms, though they looked like roses, bloomed to-day, but might fall off to-morrow, with the first wind that blew;
苹果树花看起来倒很像玫瑰，但是她们今天开了，明天就谢了&只要风一吹就落下来了。
She bloomed into an utterly beautiful creature.
她出落得亭亭玉立。
In that world of light there were birds singing, and beautiful flowers bloomed.
光的世界里，是一个鸟语花香的世界。