风华正茂英语bloom

bloom of youth 英[blu:m ɔv ju:θ] 美[blum ʌv juθ] [释义] 青春，风华正茂; [网络] 青春风华正茂; [例句]Her face shone with the bloom of youth.她的脸上泛起青春的红晕。-------------如有帮助请采纳， 如需帮助可追问，谢谢。

风华正茂,无以伦比_有道翻译翻译结果：Young, beyond comparecompare_有道词典compare英 [kəm'peə]美 [kəm'pɛr]vi. 相比，匹敌；比较，区别；比拟（常与to连用）vt. 比拟，喻为；[语]构成n. 比较n. (Compare)人名；(意)孔帕雷更多释义>>[网络短语] Compare 比较,对照,相比较compare facility 比较设备,比较能力,比较设施

朝气蓬勃……大有作为……生机勃勃……大好时节……风度翩翩……

年富力强、朝气勃勃、年轻有为

在这里应该是 使开花的意思bloom[blu:m]n.花, 旺盛, 青春v.(使)开花, (使)繁盛bloombloom 1AHD:[bl›m] D.J.[blu8m]K.K.[blum]n.（名词）The flower of a plant.花：植物开的花Something resembling the flower of a plant:类似植物的花：“Her hair was caught all to one side in a great bloom of frizz”(Anne Tyler)“她的头发被挽在一边，象一大朵卷起的花”(安妮·泰勒)The condition of being in flower:开花期：开花状态：a rose in full bloom.玫瑰花盛开A condition or time of vigor, freshness, and beauty; prime:最盛期：旺盛、鲜艳和美丽的状态和时期；全盛期：“the radiant bloom of Greek genius”(Edith Hamilton)“希腊文明光辉灿烂的全盛时期”(伊迪丝·汉密尔顿)A fresh, rosy complexion:红润：清新，红润的面色：“She was short, plump, and fair, with a fine bloom”(Jane Austen)“她身材娇小、丰满，皮肤白皙，面颊红润”(简·奥斯汀)A waxy or powdery whitish to bluish coating sometimes occurring on the surface of plant parts, such as on the fruits of certain plums.粉霜，粉衣：用蓝白色的蜡或粉末涂在类似一种李子的植物表面上A similar coating, as on newly minted coins.涂抹粉霜：类似的涂抹，例如涂抹新铸的钱币Chemistry See efflorescence 【化学】 参见 efflorescence Glare that is caused by a shiny object reflecting too much light into a television camera.刺眼的闪光：发光物体反射到电视摄像机上的强光导致的闪光A visible, colored area on the surface of bodies of water caused by excessive planktonic growth.水花区：由于浮游生物过度生长引起的水体表面显色的地段v.（动词）bloomed,bloom.ing,blooms v.intr.（不及物动词）To bear a flower or flowers.开花：产生或长出花To support plant life in abundance:使…茂盛：使植物繁盛：rains that made the yard bloom.雨水使庭院中的植物长得繁盛To shine; glow.发光；闪亮To grow or flourish with youth and vigor.有活力：因年轻和活力而茁壮成长To appear or expand suddenly:大量出现：突然出现或膨胀：White vapor bloomed from the side of the rocket's fuel tank.白烟的浓烟突然从火箭的燃料箱旁窜出v.tr.（及物动词）To cause to flourish.使繁茂Obsolete To cause to flower.【废语】 使开花Middle English blom 中古英语 blom from Old Norse bl½m * see bhel- 3源自 古斯堪的纳维亚语 bl½m *参见 bhel- 3bloom“yadj.（形容词）bloom,blossom,efflorescence,florescence,flower,flush,primeThe central meaning shared by these nouns is “a condition or time of greatest vigor and freshness”: 这些名词都带有的核心意思是：“充满活力和朝气的全盛时期”： beauty in its full bloom;青春年少时的美丽；classical sculpture in its blossom;全盛时期的古典主义雕塑作品； the efflorescence of humanitarianism;人道主义的全盛期；the florescence of baroque music;巴洛音乐的昌盛期；in the flower of her womanhood;她的亮丽的成年期；in the flush of his popularity;他的最负盛名的时期；the prime of life. 壮年 bloombloom 2AHD:[bl›m] D.J.[blu8m]K.K.[blum]n.（名词）A bar of steel prepared for rolling.块钢：用作碾平的一段钢材A mass of wrought iron ready for further working.锻铁块：准备作进一步加工的熟铁Middle English blome [lump of metal] 中古英语 blome [金属块，金属坯] from Old English bl½ma * see bhel- 3源自 古英语 bl½ma *参见 bhel- 3BloomBloomAHD:[bl›m] Harold (Born 1930) D.J.[blu8m]K.K.[blum]NONE（无词性）American literary theorist and scholar whose works includeThe Anxiety of Influence (1972). 布卢姆，哈罗德：美国文学理论家和学者，其作品包括《影响的焦虑》 （1972年） bloom[blu:m]n.花花开的状态; 开花期[只用单] 青春; 兴旺时期果实的粉衣; 粉霜; 微茸层; 菌绒(面部)红润光圈, 晕, 图象发晕[浮散]; 模型表面沾污大钢坯, 钢锭, 铁[钢]块; 大方坯黄色鞣化酸(石油产品、松香油等的)荧光华(常见的象荧光一样的矿物)(纺织物等染后出现的)光泽蛋壳的表皮酒特有的香味水花区油霜新铸硬帮上的粒面或粉面; 清漆膜上的云状物保护得很好的家畜毛皮; 巧克力的灰白色火花区The gardens are all in bloom.春色满园。They are in the bloom of youth.他们处在青春时代。These fruits have a bloom upon them.这些水果有粉衣。bloom[blu:m]vt.使繁荣; 使开花使艳丽在(光洁、清亮物体)上产生一片云雾状的区域起晕; 浮散; (给透镜)涂层初轧; 把...轧成钢坯Their breath bloomed the frosty pane.他们呼出的水气, 在冰冷的窗玻璃上形成一层雾。bloom[blu:m]vi.开花进入青春时代繁盛发亮; 突然激增Subscription selling bloomed splendidly.订阅销售量激增。bloom-basen.支柱座bloom-blankn.(轧制轨梁等钢材用的)大异形坯be out of bloom花已落come into bloom开花cut off in its bloom于旺盛时加以摧残in full bloom花盛开着take the bloom off sth.使某物失去光采显得陈旧the bloom of the plum[废]娇媚, 鲜艳the blue of the plum[废]娇媚, 鲜艳bloom into发育为, 成长为bloom of youth青春; 风华正茂bloom out风化algal bloom藻花arsenic bloom砷华; 三氧化二砷chocolate bloom巧克力表面发白霜cobalt bloom【矿】钴华,crater bloom凹陷霜花; 永久霜花(漆病)crumb bloom面包瓤的光泽crystalline bloom起霜; (结)晶霜(漆病)cylindrical bloom大圆钢坯fat bloom(巧克力的)表面出油发白霜; [俗]反霜lubricant bloom (=grease mark)油迹nickel bloom【矿】镍华oil bloom油霜(油的荧光)perpetual bloom连续开花, 四季开花phytoplankton blooms浮游植物增殖plankton bloom浮游生物(大量繁殖引起的)水花puddled bloom搅炼炉坯铁rose bloom蔷薇花rust bloom锈霜salt bloom盐花(假霉)scarfed bloom经火焰清理的初轧方坯seamless bloom无缝钢管坯shaped bloom异形初轧坯, 异形方坯steel bloom钢坯sulfur bloom硫黄华; 硫霜unreheated bloom不再热的初轧方坯water bloom【植】水花white bloom白花; 白翳(含硫化合物在煤油灯上沉积)zinc bloom锌华; 氧化锌bloombloom 1AHD:[bl›m] D.J.[blu8m]K.K.[blum]n.The flower of a plant.Something resembling the flower of a plant:“Her hair was caught all to one side in a great bloom of frizz”(Anne Tyler)The condition of being in flower:a rose in full bloom.A condition or time of vigor, freshness, and beauty; prime:“the radiant bloom of Greek genius”(Edith Hamilton)A fresh, rosy complexion:“She was short, plump, and fair, with a fine bloom”(Jane Austen)A waxy or powdery whitish to bluish coating sometimes occurring on the surface of plant parts, such as on the fruits of certain plums.A similar coating, as on newly minted coins.Chemistry See efflorescence Glare that is caused by a shiny object reflecting too much light into a television camera.A visible, colored area on the surface of bodies of water caused by excessive planktonic growth.v.bloomed,bloom.ing,blooms v.intr.To bear a flower or flowers.To support plant life in abundance:rains that made the yard bloom.To shine; glow.To grow or flourish with youth and vigor.To appear or expand suddenly:White vapor bloomed from the side of the rocket's fuel tank.v.tr.To cause to flourish.Obsolete To cause to flower.Middle English blom from Old Norse bl½m * see bhel- 3bloom“yadj.bloom ,blossom ,efflorescence ,florescence ,flower ,flush ,prime The central meaning shared by these nouns is “a condition or time of greatest vigor and freshness”: beauty in its full bloom;classical sculpture in its blossom; the efflorescence of humanitarianism;the florescence of baroque music;in the flower of her womanhood;in the flush of his popularity;the prime of life. bloombloom 2AHD:[bl›m] D.J.[blu8m]K.K.[blum]n.A bar of steel prepared for rolling.A mass of wrought iron ready for further working.Middle English blome [lump of metal] from Old English bl½ma * see bhel- 3BloomBloomAHD:[bl›m] Harold (Born 1930) D.J.[blu8m]K.K.[blum]NONEAmerican literary theorist and scholar whose works includeThe Anxiety of Influence (1972).