flourish
英 [ˈflʌr.ɪʃ]
美 [ˈflɝː.ɪʃ]
- n. 兴旺;茂盛;挥舞;炫耀;华饰
- vt. 夸耀;挥舞
- vi. 繁荣,兴旺;茂盛;活跃;处于旺盛时期
记忆“flourish”的方法是将其与“flower”联想,想象花朵在阳光下迅速绽放、茂盛生长的场景,这样的动态画面可以帮助你记住“flourish”表示“繁荣、茂盛”的意思。
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flourish 繁盛来自词根flor, 花,词源同flower. 引申义开花,繁盛。
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flourish: [13] To flourish is etymologically to ‘flower’ – and indeed ‘come into flower, bloom’ is originally what the verb literally meant in English: ‘to smell the sweet savour of the vine when it flourisheth’, Geoffrey Chaucer, Parson’s Tale 1386. The metaphorical ‘thrive’ developed in the 14th century. The word comes from Old French floriss-, the stem of florir ‘bloom’, which goes back via Vulgar Latin *florīre to classical Latin florēre, a derivative of flōs ‘flower’.
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- flourish (v.)
- c. 1300, "to blossom, grow" (intransitive), from Old French floriss-, stem of florir "to blossom, flower, bloom; prosper, flourish," from Latin florere "to bloom, blossom, flower," figuratively "to flourish, be prosperous," from flos "a flower" (see flora). Metaphoric sense of "thrive" is mid-14c. in English. Transitive meaning "brandish (a weapon), hold in the hand and wave about" is from late 14c. Related: Flourished; flourishing.
- flourish (n.)
- c. 1500, "a blossom," from flourish (v.). Meaning "an ostentatious waving of a weapon" is from 1550s; that of "excessive literary or rhetorical embellishment" is from c. 1600; in reference to decorative curves in penmanship, 1650s; as "a fanfare of trumpets," 1590s.
- 1. Keep the soil moist. That way, the seedling will flourish.
- 保持土壤湿润,那样幼苗就能茁壮成长。
- 2. She tended to finish dancing with a flourish.
- 她往往以夸张的姿势结束舞蹈。
- 3. If left unchecked, weeds will flourish.
- 如果不加以遏制,杂草就会疯长。
- 4. He underlined his signature with a little flourish.
- 他挥笔在签名下画了一条线.
- 5. Crops flourish in rich soil.
- 作物在肥沃的土壤中长得茂盛.