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Translation for 'flower' from English to French

to flower

fleurir

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flower

fleur {f}bot.

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flower-covered

fleuri {adj}hort.

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(flower) bed

plantation {f} [de fleurs]bot.hort.

everlasting (flower)

immortelle {f}bot.

flower arranging

art {m} floralartshort.

flower bed

parterre {m}hort.

plate-bande {f} [de fleurs] [aussi : platebande]hort.

flower bulb

bulbe {m} à fleurbot.hort.

flower garden

jardin {m} d'agrémenthort.

flower loss

défloraison {f}bot.

flower seeds

graines {f.pl} de fleursbot.hort.

flower shop

fleuriste {m}comm.

flower shop [Br.]

boutique {f} de fleurscomm.hort.

flower store [Am.]

boutique {f} de fleurscomm.hort.

flower tub

bac {m} à fleurshort.

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to be in flower

être en fleurhort.

être en fleurshort.

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orange flower water

eau {f} de fleur d'orangercuis.

violet flower sirup [Am.]

sirop {m} de violettecuis.

violet flower syrup [Br.]

sirop {m} de violettecuis.

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to pull the petals off a flower

effeuiller une fleurbot.

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pond with a flower border

bassin {m} à bordure de fleurshort.

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In the Shadow of Young Girls in Flower

À l'ombre des jeunes filles en fleurs [Marcel Proust (1919)]littérat.F

Killers of the Flower Moon [Martin Scorsese (2023)]

Killers of the Flower MoonfilmF

The Flower of My Secret [Pedro Almodóvar (1995)]

La Fleur de mon secretfilmF

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black bat flower

fleur {f} chauve-souris [Tacca chantrieri, syn. : Clerodendrum esquirolii, Schizocapsa itagakii, Tacca esquirolii, Tacca minor, Tacca paxiana]bot.T

butterfly flower

herbe {f} à la ouate [Asclepias syriaca]bot.T

herbe {f} aux perruches [Asclepias syriaca]bot.T

asclépiade {m} de Syrie [Asclepias syriaca]bot.T

cartwheel flower

berce {f} du Caucase [Heracleum mantegazzianum, syn. : Heracleum giganteum]bot.T

chess flower

fritillaire {f} pintade [Fritillaria meleagris]bot.T

Christmas flower

étoile {f} de Noël [Euphorbia pulcherrima]bot.T

corpse flower

arum {m} titan [Amorphophallus titanum]bot.T

phallus {m} de titan [Amorphophallus titanum]bot.T

cuckoo flower

cardamine {f} des prés [Cardamine pratensis]bot.T

dagger flower

iris {m} versicolore [Iris versicolor]bot.T

fennel flower

cumin {m} noir [Nigella sativa]bot.T

nigelle {f} cultivée [Nigella sativa]bot.T

flower-of-an-hour

ketmie {m} d'Afrique [Hibiscus trionum, syn. : Ketmia trionum, Trionum annuum]bot.T

fleur {f} d'une heure [Hibiscus trionum, syn. : Ketmia trionum, Trionum annuum]bot.T

garland flower

bois-joli {m} [Daphne mezereum]bot.T

daphné {m} camélée [Daphne cneorum]bot.T

guinea-hen flower

fritillaire {f} pintade [Fritillaria meleagris]bot.T

gypsy flower

langue {f} de chien [Cynoglossum officinale]bot.T

cynoglosse {f} officinale [Cynoglossum officinale]bot.T

hairy flower wasp

scolie {f} hirsute [Scolia hirta]entom.T

heather flower

bruyère {f} [Calluna vulgaris, syn.: Erica vulgaris]bot.T

callune {f} [Calluna vulgaris, syn. : Erica vulgaris, Ericoides vulgaris]bot.T

bruyère {f} commune [Calluna vulgaris, syn. : Erica vulgaris, Ericoides vulgaris]bot.T

large-flower hemp-nettle

galéopsis {m} orné [Galeopsis speciosa]bot.T

nutmeg flower

cumin {m} noir [Nigella sativa]bot.T

nigelle {f} cultivée [Nigella sativa]bot.T

porcupine flower

picanier {m} jaune [Barleria prionitis]bot.T

stepmother (flower)

pensée {f} des champs [Viola arvensis, syn. : V. tricolor L. subsp. arvensis]bot.T

tiaré flower

tiaré {m} tahiti [Gardenia taitensis]bot.T

water flower

benoîte {f} des ruisseaux [Geum rivale]bot.T

white-flower fumitory

fumeterre {f} grimpante [Fumaria capreolata]bot.T

• Killers of the Flower Moon = Killers of the Flower Moon [Martin Scorsese (2023)]

• She was also known for her creative flower arranging and published two books on the subject, "Flower Pieces" (1946) and "Collected Flower Pieces" (1949).
• Common names include flor del Inca (Spanish for "flower of the Inca"), magic-flower, magic-flower-of-the-Incas, magictree, and sacred-flower-of-the-Incas.
• The flower is the provincial flower of the Värmland province in Sweden and the "county flower" of Nairn.
• Common names include Maryam's flower, flower of St Mary, St. Mary's flower, Mary's flower, white mustard flower , and rose of Jericho.
• The Boston Flower Exchange, founded in 1892, opened a flower market at the corner of Otis Street and Winthrop Square in February 1913.

• Chrysanthemum stone, sometimes called "flower stone," is a stone "flower" produced millions of years ago due to geological movement and natural formation in the rock.
• "Flower Men" is a series of portraits of people selling flowers in the Malik Ghat Flower Market in Kolkata, India's largest wholesale flower bazaar.
• The main subject of plants is a flower. Without a specific symbol, the flower symbolizes beauty, and thus flower patterns often do not represent a specific flower, but rather a common flower shape.
• The stems hold 1 terminal (top of stem) flower, blooming in spring, in April. The flower is similar in form to an "Iris pallida" flower.
• The development of flower plaques is declining because of insufficient laborers and urban development.

• The Flower Festival started in 1952 and is named after the commercial flower fields that used to be plentiful around the city and Lompoc Valley.
• The elongated tips of the flower produces sexual attractants and attracts pollinators in pseudocopulation, where the pollinators think the flower is a female.
• ] flower head. Its fragrant, daisy-like flower heads are in shades of yellow or white, and flower heads may have an orange to red "button" in the center of the flower head, composed of several immature flowers.
• The tiare flower (Gardenia taitensis), from the family Rubiaceae, is Tahiti's national flower.
• There are many flower shops are there. Merchant buy flower from Thakurnagar & surrounding and sell them here. Flower is most essential commodity in Hindu puja, wedding and other Ritual.