形容花凋谢怎么说英语

To describe a flower wilting in English, you can say that it is "fading" or "withering." You can also say that it is "wilting," which means that it is losing its freshness, vitality, and strength, and that it is becoming droopy or limp. Other words you can use to describe a wilting flower include "drooping," "sagging," "shrinking," and "fading away." For example:

The rose's petals were fading and wilting, as if it had been left in the sun for too long.
The daisy's stems were drooping and its petals were wilting, as if it were feeling sad or tired.
The lilies had wilted and shrunk, as if they had given up on life.
The violets were wilting and fading away, as if they were saying goodbye to the world.