Definition of reflower in English:

reflower

verb riːˈflaʊə

1no object To flower or flourish again.
2with object To cause to flower or flourish again. Chiefly literary. Now rare.

Origin

Late Middle English. From re- + flower, probably partly after classical Latin reflōrēscere or post-classical Latin reflorere and French refleurir.

Definition of reflower in US English:

reflower

verbriːˈflaʊə

1no object To flower or flourish again.
2with object To cause to flower or flourish again. Chiefly literary. Now rare.

Origin

Late Middle English. From re- + flower, probably partly after classical Latin reflōrēscere or post-classical Latin reflorere and French refleurir.

词汇	reflower
释义	Definition of reflower in English: reflower verb riːˈflaʊə 1no object To flower or flourish again. 2with object To cause to flower or flourish again. Chiefly literary. Now rare. Origin Late Middle English. From re- + flower, probably partly after classical Latin reflōrēscere or post-classical Latin reflorere and French refleurir. Definition of reflower in US English: reflower verbriːˈflaʊə 1no object To flower or flourish again. 2with object To cause to flower or flourish again. Chiefly literary. Now rare. Origin Late Middle English. From re- + flower, probably partly after classical Latin reflōrēscere or post-classical Latin reflorere and French refleurir.
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