Definition of flower show in English:

flower show

noun

An event at which flowers are displayed and judged for awards.
the Glass House plays host to the prestigious annual flower show
Example sentencesExamples
- The village fete and flower show was held on Saturday.
- A York horticultural society continued more than 200 years of tradition when members held their annual flower show.
- For 10 years I collected wild flowers usually within or close to Alice Springs which were sent to interstate flower shows.
- Participation in the flower show is by invitation only from Britain's Royal Horticultural Society and the exhibitors are from all over the world.
- The next event planned in the area will be a flower show at St Paul's Church all day tomorrow.
- Among the events planned are a flower show, theatrical productions, a celebration of the works of Shakespeare and a carnival.
- They breed new varieties of plants and display them at flower shows.
- The group, which was formed 50 years ago, meets monthly and holds two annual flower shows.
- The flower show had been less of a success as it had been the wettest day of the summer.
- The objective of the flower show was to create awareness among people of the importance of living in harmony with nature.
- During the past few years, orchids have taken the West's big flower shows by storm.
- Organisers say this year's flower show will have several new features.
- In 1929, during its heyday, the park could attract 30,000 people to a flower show.
- The Queen Mother and Margaret were both keen gardeners and rarely missed Chelsea, the country's top flower show.
- They were the only Irish florists to take part in this year's flower show.
- A garden designed by a York student will be recreated at one of the world's biggest flower shows this summer.
- Towering sunflowers grown by young school children put a giant splash of colour into a community group's 60th annual flower show.
- Mom had a string of blue ribbons from flower shows across the panhandle.
- The theme for this year's flower show was literature, so these gardens were related to books and bookshop displays.
- Following a frenetic week at London's Chelsea flower show, local growers returned home, some more delighted than others.

Definition of flower show in US English:

flower show

noun

An event at which flowers are displayed and judged for awards.
the Glass House plays host to the prestigious annual flower show
Example sentencesExamples
- Mom had a string of blue ribbons from flower shows across the panhandle.
- The flower show had been less of a success as it had been the wettest day of the summer.
- A garden designed by a York student will be recreated at one of the world's biggest flower shows this summer.
- In 1929, during its heyday, the park could attract 30,000 people to a flower show.
- The objective of the flower show was to create awareness among people of the importance of living in harmony with nature.
- They were the only Irish florists to take part in this year's flower show.
- Organisers say this year's flower show will have several new features.
- During the past few years, orchids have taken the West's big flower shows by storm.
- Among the events planned are a flower show, theatrical productions, a celebration of the works of Shakespeare and a carnival.
- The village fete and flower show was held on Saturday.
- They breed new varieties of plants and display them at flower shows.
- The group, which was formed 50 years ago, meets monthly and holds two annual flower shows.
- A York horticultural society continued more than 200 years of tradition when members held their annual flower show.
- Participation in the flower show is by invitation only from Britain's Royal Horticultural Society and the exhibitors are from all over the world.
- For 10 years I collected wild flowers usually within or close to Alice Springs which were sent to interstate flower shows.
- The Queen Mother and Margaret were both keen gardeners and rarely missed Chelsea, the country's top flower show.
- The next event planned in the area will be a flower show at St Paul's Church all day tomorrow.
- The theme for this year's flower show was literature, so these gardens were related to books and bookshop displays.
- Towering sunflowers grown by young school children put a giant splash of colour into a community group's 60th annual flower show.
- Following a frenetic week at London's Chelsea flower show, local growers returned home, some more delighted than others.

词汇	flower show
释义	Definition of flower show in English: flower show noun An event at which flowers are displayed and judged for awards. the Glass House plays host to the prestigious annual flower show Example sentencesExamples The village fete and flower show was held on Saturday. A York horticultural society continued more than 200 years of tradition when members held their annual flower show. For 10 years I collected wild flowers usually within or close to Alice Springs which were sent to interstate flower shows. Participation in the flower show is by invitation only from Britain's Royal Horticultural Society and the exhibitors are from all over the world. The next event planned in the area will be a flower show at St Paul's Church all day tomorrow. Among the events planned are a flower show, theatrical productions, a celebration of the works of Shakespeare and a carnival. They breed new varieties of plants and display them at flower shows. The group, which was formed 50 years ago, meets monthly and holds two annual flower shows. The flower show had been less of a success as it had been the wettest day of the summer. The objective of the flower show was to create awareness among people of the importance of living in harmony with nature. During the past few years, orchids have taken the West's big flower shows by storm. Organisers say this year's flower show will have several new features. In 1929, during its heyday, the park could attract 30,000 people to a flower show. The Queen Mother and Margaret were both keen gardeners and rarely missed Chelsea, the country's top flower show. They were the only Irish florists to take part in this year's flower show. A garden designed by a York student will be recreated at one of the world's biggest flower shows this summer. Towering sunflowers grown by young school children put a giant splash of colour into a community group's 60th annual flower show. Mom had a string of blue ribbons from flower shows across the panhandle. The theme for this year's flower show was literature, so these gardens were related to books and bookshop displays. Following a frenetic week at London's Chelsea flower show, local growers returned home, some more delighted than others. Definition of flower show in US English: flower show noun An event at which flowers are displayed and judged for awards. the Glass House plays host to the prestigious annual flower show Example sentencesExamples Mom had a string of blue ribbons from flower shows across the panhandle. The flower show had been less of a success as it had been the wettest day of the summer. A garden designed by a York student will be recreated at one of the world's biggest flower shows this summer. In 1929, during its heyday, the park could attract 30,000 people to a flower show. The objective of the flower show was to create awareness among people of the importance of living in harmony with nature. They were the only Irish florists to take part in this year's flower show. Organisers say this year's flower show will have several new features. During the past few years, orchids have taken the West's big flower shows by storm. Among the events planned are a flower show, theatrical productions, a celebration of the works of Shakespeare and a carnival. The village fete and flower show was held on Saturday. They breed new varieties of plants and display them at flower shows. The group, which was formed 50 years ago, meets monthly and holds two annual flower shows. A York horticultural society continued more than 200 years of tradition when members held their annual flower show. Participation in the flower show is by invitation only from Britain's Royal Horticultural Society and the exhibitors are from all over the world. For 10 years I collected wild flowers usually within or close to Alice Springs which were sent to interstate flower shows. The Queen Mother and Margaret were both keen gardeners and rarely missed Chelsea, the country's top flower show. The next event planned in the area will be a flower show at St Paul's Church all day tomorrow. The theme for this year's flower show was literature, so these gardens were related to books and bookshop displays. Towering sunflowers grown by young school children put a giant splash of colour into a community group's 60th annual flower show. Following a frenetic week at London's Chelsea flower show, local growers returned home, some more delighted than others.
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