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Flower is usually the most natural choice BUT we often hear the idiom in (full) bloom which means:\u003Cbr>(of trees, plants, gardens, etc.) with the flowers fully open\u003Cbr>“The roses were in full bloom.” |\n| --- | --- |\n| bloom [verb] | to produce flowers\u003Cbr>“Most roses will begin to bloom from late May.” |\n| blossom [ noun] | a flower or a mass of flowers, especially on a fruit tree or bush\u003Cbr>“The cherry blossoms are beautiful this year!” |\n| blossom [verb] | (of a tree or bush) to produce blossom\u003Cbr>“The cherry trees blossomed early this year.” |\n| pollen [ noun] | a fine powder, usually yellow, that is formed in flowers and carried to other flowers of the same kind by the wind or by insects, to make those flowers produce seeds |\n| hay fever [ noun] | an illness that affects the nose, eyes and throat and is caused by pollen from plants that is breathed in from the air“An allergy caused by pollen is called hay fever in English.” |\n| sneeze [verb] | to have air come suddenly and noisily out through your nose and mouth in a way that you cannot control |\n| watery\u003Cbr>[adjective] | of or like water; containing a lot of water\u003Cbr>“People who suffer from hay fever sneeze a lot and have watery eyes during Spring. “ |\n| chirp [ noun] | a short high sound made by small birds (and some insects )\u003Cbr>“The chirp of the robin tells me that Spring is here.” |\n| chirp [verb] | to make short high sounds\u003Cbr>“I can hear birds chirping in the trees.” |","cbCaijbbQ6gG9fWk","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijbbQ6gG9fWk","pdf",96456,"English","# English Spring Vocabulary\n## Vocabulary Definitions\n## Usage Examples","[{\"question\":\"What is the difference between 'bloom' and 'blossom'?\",\"answer\":\"While both relate to flowers, 'bloom' is a general term for a flower or the process of producing flowers, whereas 'blossom' specifically refers to flowers or the act of flowering, often in the context of fruit trees or bushes.\"},{\"question\":\"What is 'hay fever' and how is it related to spring?\",\"answer\":\"Hay fever is an illness causing discomfort in the nose, eyes, and throat, triggered by breathing in pollen that is abundant in the air during the spring season.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the primary symptoms associated with hay fever mentioned in the text?\",\"answer\":\"The primary symptoms identified are uncontrollable sneezing and having watery eyes due to the presence of pollen in the air.\"}]","English Spring Vocabulary - 10 New Words | PDF",1790921213]