flor meaning in Spanish?

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flor - Spanish English Dictionary

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Sentence examples of "flor" in Spanish

The families of flowering plants.	Las familias de plantas con flores.
This was when she began to ask where the flowers were to be planted.	Fue entonces cuando empezó a preguntar dónde se plantarían las flores.
The route is named after the favorite flower of the queen.	La ruta lleva el nombre de la flor favorita de la reina.
Rose flowers come in different forms.	Las flores rosas vienen en diferentes formas.
It is best that you go your self and gather your flowers.	Es mejor que vayas tú mismo y recojas tus flores.
Flowers remind you of anyone you know?	Las flores te recuerdan a alguien que conoces?
I sometimes made little beds in the sand and stuck flowers in them.	A veces hacía camitas en la arena y les ponía flores.

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