This phrase likely originated as a way to describe the time of year when flowers are blooming and in full bloom. It is a common expression used in both spoken and written English to describe the natural occurrence of flowers blooming.
Here are a few example sentences using this phrase:
"The cherry blossoms are finally in bloom, which means the flowering season has arrived." (樱花终于开了,这意味着花期已至。)
"The daffodils are starting to pop up, signaling that the flowering season has arrived." (黄水仙花开始发芽,这意味着花期已至。)
"The flowering season has arrived, and the gardens are filled with colorful blooms." (花期已至,花园里满是五颜六色的花朵。)

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最佳回答 2023-04-17