Англо-русский Русско-английский биологический словарь - flourish
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1. размахивание, помахивание the flourish of a sword —- взмах меча 2. росчерк (пера), завитушка 3. напыщенный, претенциозный жест to take off one's hat with a flourish —- снять шляпу широким жестом he went away with a flourish of his hat —- он ушел, отсалютовав шляпой 4. эффектная демонстрация (чего-л.); пышность, шумиха he introduced his guest with a flourish —- он торжественно представил своего гостя if I've got to give her a debut, I'll do it with a flourish —- если она будет дебютировать у меня, я сделаю это так, что о ней все заговорят 5. цветистое, напыщенное выражение a flourish of rhetoric —- риторическая пышность 6. муз. туш, фанфары a triumphant flourish —- торжественный туш a flourish og trumpets —- туш; пышное представление (чего-л.); шумная реклама 7. редк. цветение, процветание in full flourish —- в полном расцвете 8. пышно расти all plants flourish on this soil —- на этой почве все растения буйно разрастаются 9. процветать, преуспевать his business is flourishing —- его фирма процветает I hope you are all flourishing —- надеюсь, что вы все в добром здравии 10. быть в периоде расцвета; жить и работать (об исторических лицах) when the Romanticism flourished —- когда процветал романтизм this system has flourished for over three centuries —- эта система процветала больше трехсот лет 11. размахивать, помахивать to flourish a whip —-...Новый большой англо-русский словарь
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1. noun 1) размахивание 2) росчерк, завитушка 3) цветистое выражение 4) фанфары - flourish of trumpets 2. v. 1) пышно расти; разрастаться 2) процветать, преуспевать; быть в расцвете 3) жить, действовать (в определенную эпоху) Socrates flourished about 400 B. C. - Сократ жил приблизительно в IV в. до нашей эры 4) размахивать чем-л. 5) fig. выставлять напоказ 6) делать росчерк пером 7) цветисто выражаться Syn: flower, luxuriate, prosper, thrive see brandish Ant: decline, die, wane FLOURISH of trumpets туш; fig. пышное представление кого-л.; шумная реклама; торжественная церемония (при открытии чего-л. и т.п.) ...Англо-русский словарь
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v. & n. --v. 1 intr. a grow vigorously; thrive. b prosper; be successful. c be in one's prime. d be in good health. 2 intr. (usu. foll. by in, at, about) spend one's life; be active (at a specified time) (flourished in the Middle Ages) (cf. FLORUIT). 3 tr. show ostentatiously (flourished his cheque-book). 4 tr. wave (a weapon, one's limbs, etc.) vigorously. --n. 1 an ostentatious gesture with a weapon, a hand, etc. (removed his hat with a flourish). 2 an ornamental curving decoration of handwriting. 3 a florid verbal expression; a rhetorical embellishment. 4 Mus. a a fanfare played by brass instruments. b an ornate musical passage. c an extemporized addition played esp. at the beginning or end of a composition. 5 archaic an instance of prosperity; a flourishing. Derivatives flourisher n. flourishy adj. Etymology: ME f. OF florir ult. f. L florere f. flos floris flower ...Толковый словарь английского языка Oxford English Reference
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I. verb Etymology: Middle English florisshen, from Anglo-French fluriss-, stem of flurir, florir, from Vulgar Latin *florire, alteration of Latin florere, from flor-, flos flower Date: 14th century intransitive verb 1. to grow luxuriantly ; thrive 2. a. to achieve success ; prosper a ~ing business b. to be in a state of activity or production ~ed around 1850 c. to reach a height of development or influence 3. to make bold and sweeping gestures transitive verb to wield with dramatic gestures ; brandish Synonyms: see swing • ~er noun • ~ingly adverb II. noun Date: circa 1552 1. an act or instance of brandishing or waving 2. a. a florid bit of speech or writing rhetorical ~es b. an ornamental stroke in writing or printing c. a decorative or finishing detail a house with clever little ~es 3. fanfare 4. a. a period of thriving b. a luxuriant growth or profusion a ~ of white hair a springtime ~ of color 5. showiness in the doing of something opened the door with a ~ 6. a sudden burst a ~ of activity ...Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary
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(flourishes, flourishing, flourished) 1. If something flourishes, it is successful, active, or common, and developing quickly and strongly. Business flourished and within six months they were earning 18,000 roubles a day... = thrive ? flounder VERB: V • flourishing London quickly became a flourishing port. ADJ 2. If a plant or animal flourishes, it grows well or is healthy because the conditions are right for it. The plant flourishes particularly well in slightly harsher climes. = thrive VERB: V • flourishing Britain has the largest and most flourishing fox population in Europe. ADJ 3. If you flourish an object, you wave it about in a way that makes people notice it. He flourished the glass to emphasize the point. VERB: V n • Flourish is also a noun. He took his peaked cap from under his arm with a flourish and pulled it low over his eyes. N-COUNT 4. If you do something with a flourish, you do in a showy way so that people notice it. N-COUNT ...Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner's English Dictionary
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~1 v 1 to grow well and be very healthy; thrive (The plants flourished in the warm sun.) 2 to develop well and be successful (Russia's flourishing black market economy) 3 to wave something in your hand in order to make people notice it (Ellie ran in, flourishing her acceptance letter.) ~2 n 1 with a flourish with a large confident movement that makes people notice you (Mr Darcy swept back his hat with a flourish.) 2 something such as a decoration or detail that is not necessary (His speech was full of rhetorical flourishes.) 3 a curved line when writing, which is done for decoration 4 a loud part of a piece of music, played especially when an important person enters (a flourish of trumpets) ...Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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- 13c., from O.Fr. floriss-, stem of florir, from L. florere "to bloom, blossom, flower," from flos (gen. floris) "a flower." Metaphoric sense of "thrive" is 14c. ...Английский Этимологический словарь
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