Spring is here and flowers are blooming!
Kaka's home now has a lot of succulents, but most of them were killed last summer.
Because of outbreak, flowers in Yunnan are particularly cheap this year. So I bought a lot of flowers and put them at home, and they bloomed very happily.
Can I use open in "flower bloom" English? Guess?
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How to say "Flowers are blooming" in English?
Many people’s first reaction is that if the flowers are “open”, is it Chinese English?
is not actually!
This is a real English expression. A real example sentence found on a US website:
You’ve probably noticed that some flowers close when the sun goes down and open up again every morning.
You may have noticed: some flowers close when the sun sets and reopens every morning (open up/open). Is
exactly the same as in Chinese?
open and close can represent the opening and closing of flowers; of course, in addition to using open, the more commonly used expression is bloom.

Look at the explanation of bloom in the English dictionary:
When a flower blooms, it opens.
When a flower blooms, it means it opens.
* So from the explanation, it can be seen that these two are synonyms.
See an English example:
This flower blooms between May and June.
This kind of flower blooms from May to June.

Daily check-in exercise
Try to translate-try to translate:
Morning glory blooms every morning and closes at sunset.
Tips: Morning glory morning glory (morning glory)
