to flourish
01
繁栄する, 栄える
to grow in a healthy and strong way
Intransitive
例
The garden began to flourish with proper sunlight and watering.
適切な日光と水やりで庭は繁り始めました。
02
繁栄する, 栄える
to quickly grow in a successful way
Intransitive
例
The tech startup flourished in the competitive market, quickly becoming a leading company in the industry.
その技術系スタートアップは競争の激しい市場で繁栄し、業界のリーダー企業に急速に成長しました。
03
振る, 振り回す
to move or wave something back and forth, often to attract attention
Transitive: to flourish sth
例
She flourished the flag in the air to signal the start of the race.
彼女はレースの開始を合図するために旗を空中で振り回した。
Flourish
01
a showy or dramatic gesture intended to attract attention
例
He entered the room with a flourish, sweeping his hat off with style.
02
the action of waving, brandishing, or moving something in a sweeping manner
例
The knight rode into the field with a flourish of his sword.
03
a decorative or elaborate display of speech or writing
例
The poet wrote with elegant flourish.
04
a brief, lively tune or fanfare, often played on brass instruments
例
The trumpet played a flourish to announce the king's arrival.
05
a decorative or fancy stroke added to handwriting or text
例
The calligrapher added a flourish to the capital letters.
06
繁栄, 絶頂期
an impressive and successful act or period marked by achievement or excellence
例
The artist 's career saw a remarkable flourish after her first gallery exhibition.
そのアーティストのキャリアは、最初のギャラリー展の後に注目すべき開花を見せた。
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