Was heißt »auf­blü­hen« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Eine Rose ist frischer als Knospe als voll aufgeblüht.

A rose is sweeter in the bud than full blown.

Synonyme

ge­dei­hen:

prosper

thrive

Antonyme

ab­blü­hen:

fade

da­hin­wel­ken:

fade away

wither away

er­blas­sen:

turn pale

ver­düs­tern:

darken

ver­wel­ken:

wilt

ver­zie­hen:

distort

warp

wel­ken:

dry

wilt

wither

Englische Beispielsätze

• Some flowers bloom in spring, while others bloom in autumn.

• You could see the eyes of wolves shining in the glow of the campfire.

• In the glow of the campfire, the shining eyes of wolves could be seen.

• At sunset, the crickets begin to chirp, and the fireflies light up the night.

• I want to go and see the cherry trees in blossom.

• The trees are almost in bloom.

• His face was beginning to brighten.

• His face began to brighten.

• Mary, sitting on the meadow and looking out to sea, was showered with cherry blossom brought down by the wind.

• It is the country where lemons bloom.

• The first flowers of spring are beginning to bloom on the roadside.

• The first flowers of spring are coming into bloom on the verge.

• He was painting the walls to brighten up the room.

• He painted the walls to brighten the room.

• The cherry trees in bloom are very beautiful.

• Are there any glow-worms in your garden?

• Do you have glow-worms in your garden?

• Have you got glow-worms in your garden?

• Peach trees typically blossom in spring.

• Peach trees are in bloom.