(n) Hydrangeaceae (plant family)
hydrangea
(n) (uk) woodland bittercress (Cardamine flexuosa)
wavy bittercress
(n,adj-no) cymose inflorescence (any determinate simple inflorescence)
cyme
(n) spring flowers and the autumn moon
beauty of nature as it changes from season to season
(n) freshly-drawn green tea (esp. in sushi shops)
(n) cedar pollen allergy
(n) toy fireworks
sparklers
(n) the principle of pleasing everyone
make-everybody-happy policy
(n) all-around policy
please-everyone policy
(n,adj-no) racemous inflorescence
raceme
(n) racemose inflorescence (any indeterminate simple inflorescence)
(n) (uk) Azuma rhododendron
Rhododendron metternichii var.
(n) capitulum (inflorescence)
(n) (uk) chaffinch (Fringilla coelebs)
(n) firecracker
(n) spadix (inflorescence)
(n) Satsuma mock orange
Philadelphus satsumi
(exp) Blossoms fall and leaves scatter
the evanescence (impermanence) of worldly things
(n) "Let a hundred flowers blossom"
"Hundred Flowers" campaign
(iK) (n,vs,adj-no,adj-t,adv-to) many flowers blooming in profusion
a gathering of many beautiful women (talented people)
simultaneous emergence of many talents and achievements
(n,vs,adj-no,adj-t,adv-to) many flowers blooming in profusion
a gathering of many beautiful women (talented people)
simultaneous emergence of many talents and achievements
(n) the charms of a uniquely beautiful woman (lit: (so beautiful that) the Moon is abashed and flowers wilt)
(n) spike (inflorescence)
(n) (uk) Rhododendron metternichii
(n) fig
syconium
(n) (1) beautiful scenery of spring
(2) red-light district
(n) (arch) red-light district
pleasure quarter
(n) red blossoms and green willows
beautiful scenery of spring
natural beauty
beauty of nature
(n,adj-no) definite inflorescence
(uK) (adj-no,adj-t,adv-to) blossoms falling in confusion
