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Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford
inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol
I. bloom [americ blum, Brit bluːm] SUBST
1.1. bloom C (flower):
bloom
1.2. bloom U (time of flowering):
bloom
to be in bloom
to be in full bloom
to come into bloom
in the full bloom of youth lit
in the full bloom of youth lit
2. bloom U (on fruits, leaves):
bloom
bloom
to lose one's bloom
to take the bloom off sth
II. bloom [americ blum, Brit bluːm] VERBO intr
bloom plant/tree/garden:
bloom flower:
late mature/bloom
late mature/bloom
in full bloom
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
bloom
florecer flor:
to bloom
in bloom
she had lost her bloom
her bloom had faded
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inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol
I. bloom [blu:m] SUBST sem pl a. fig
bloom
to come into bloom
II. bloom [blu:m] VERBO intr
1. bloom (produce flowers):
bloom
2. bloom (peak):
bloom
algal bloom [ˈælgəlˌblu:m] SUBST
algal bloom
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
to bloom
bloom
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inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol
I. bloom [blum] SUBST a. fig
bloom
to come into bloom
II. bloom [blum] VERBO intr
1. bloom (produce flowers):
bloom
2. bloom (peak):
bloom
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
to bloom
bloom
Present
Ibloom
youbloom
he/she/itblooms
webloom
youbloom
theybloom
Past
Ibloomed
youbloomed
he/she/itbloomed
webloomed
youbloomed
theybloomed
Present Perfect
Ihavebloomed
youhavebloomed
he/she/ithasbloomed
wehavebloomed
youhavebloomed
theyhavebloomed
Past Perfect
Ihadbloomed
youhadbloomed
he/she/ithadbloomed
wehadbloomed
youhadbloomed
theyhadbloomed
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