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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesarbusto florido
Pronunciation / Transliteration: ar-bus-toh flo-ree-doo
"O jardim está cheio de arbustos floridos."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A shrub that produces flowers, often cultivated for decorative purposes.
"The garden was filled with vibrant flowering shrubs that attracted many bees." - 2
A type of plant characterized by its ability to bloom, typically used in landscaping.
"In spring, the flowering shrubs create a stunning display of colors."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'flowering shrub' combines 'flowering', derived from the Old English 'flōwrian', meaning to bloom, and 'shrub', from the Old English 'scrybb', referring to a woody plant. The phrase evolved to describe a category of plants that produce flowers, emphasizing their ornamental value in gardens and landscapes.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Flowering Shrub" is said worldwide
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arbusto florido
Transliteration: ar-bus-toh flo-ree-doo
"O jardim está cheio de arbustos floridos."
arbuste à fleurs
Transliteration: ar-bust ah flur
"Le jardin est rempli d'arbustes à fleurs colorés."
Blühstrauch
Transliteration: blüːʃtraʊx
"Der Garten hat viele schöne Blühsträucher."
arbusto fiorito
Transliteration: ar-bus-toh fyo-ree-toh
"Il giardino è pieno di arbusti fioriti."
arbusto floreciente
Transliteration: ar-bus-toh flo-re-syen-teh
"El jardín tiene muchos arbustos florecientes."
फूलों वाला झाड़ी
Transliteration: phoolon wala jhaadi
"बगीचे में कई फूलों वाली झाड़ियाँ हैं।"
开花灌木
Transliteration: kāihuā guànmù
"花园里有很多开花灌木。"
꽃이 피는 관목
Transliteration: kkot-i pi-neun gwanmok
"정원에는 많은 꽃이 피는 관목이 있습니다."
花の咲く低木
Transliteration: hana no saku teiboku
"庭には多くの花の咲く低木があります。"
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