盛开

• Pinyin: shèng kāi
• Desglose de hanzi: 盛 = 成 + 皿 (full, flourishing, at height); 开 = 廾 + 一 (to open, to begin)

Significado

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Primarily used for flowers and plants to describe the state of being in full, luxuriant bloom. Can be used metaphorically for things that are flourishing at their peak. Common collocations: 鲜花盛开 (flowers in full bloom), 盛开的季节 (the season of blossoming), 竞相盛开 (bloom in competition with one another). Often evokes beauty, vitality, and the apex of a natural cycle.

Ejemplos

1. 春天来临，公园里的樱花竞相盛开，淡粉色的花瓣在微风中轻轻飘落，令人心旷神怡。
2. 这片高原草甸每到夏季便是野花盛开的季节，五彩斑斓的花海吸引着大批摄影爱好者前来采风。
3. 母亲的花园里，月季和牡丹盛开正艳，她每天清晨都会修剪枝叶，悉心呵护这些心爱的花木。

Guía de uso

Contexto: nature, poetry, seasonal descriptions, travel

Tono: vivid

Correcto

• 每年三月下旬，武汉东湖的樱花进入盛开期，绵延数公里的花道将这座城市装点得格外绚烂，吸引游客纷至沓来。(Every year in late March, the cherry blossoms at Wuhan's East Lake enter their peak blooming period; flower paths stretching for kilometres make this city extraordinarily splendid, drawing visitors in a constant stream.)
• 在荒漠边缘，胡杨树与沙漠玫瑰顽强盛开，以震撼人心的生命力诠释了大自然在极端环境中创造美丽的奇迹。(At the edge of the desert, poplar trees and desert roses bloom defiantly in full splendour, interpreting with breathtaking vitality the miracle of nature creating beauty in extreme environments.)

Incorrecto

• 盛开 to describe abstract ideas or initiatives flourishing — 盛开 is most naturally used for flowers and plants; for abstract flourishing use 蓬勃发展 or 兴旺

Origen e historia

盛 (flourishing, at peak) + 开 (to open, to bloom)

Contexto cultural

Generación: All ages

Contexto social: Universal