英语词汇“budding”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

budding

/ˈbʌdɪŋ

adjective

1(Of a plant) having or developing buds: a budding chrysanthemum...

The warm spring wind whisped softly through the budding trees and played with the tears on her cheeks.
It wasn't long before the children were spotting deer tracks, gopher burrows, butterflies, hornets' nests and budding flowers.
As we sped past budding bushes it soon felt like we were approaching the countryside.

1.1(Of a body part) becoming larger as part of normal growth: her budding breasts...

Clark's attitude toward his characters has never encroached on his love of gazing at their lean, budding bodies, and Ken Park is no different.
Even if the budding breasts are all in my imagination, my swollen abdomen definitely isn't.
Dwindling concentrations of hedgehog protein reached across the budding limb to shape the first two digits.

1.2(Of a person) beginning and showing signs of promise in a particular sphere: budding young actors...

This year budding authors can choose from two excellent workshops with experienced writers.
The event is a platform for budding dancers and promising choreographers.
A new drama group in Westbury is on the lookout for budding dancers and actors to come along to auditions this weekend.

Synonyms

promising, up-and-coming, rising, coming, in the making, aspiring, future, prospective, with potential;

potential, beginning, fledgling, incipient, embryonic, nascent;

developing, growing, burgeoning

informal would-be, wannabe

1.3Beginning and showing promising signs of continuing: their budding relationship...

Why not continue to run it himself, and build on his budding reputation as a patriot?
If the euro continues its sharp rise, a budding European recovery may well be its first victim.
She was going back the next day and so was I, but I didn't want that to be the end of our budding relationship.

单词	budding
释义	budding /ˈbʌdɪŋ / adjective 1(Of a plant) having or developing buds: a budding chrysanthemum... The warm spring wind whisped softly through the budding trees and played with the tears on her cheeks. It wasn't long before the children were spotting deer tracks, gopher burrows, butterflies, hornets' nests and budding flowers. As we sped past budding bushes it soon felt like we were approaching the countryside. 1.1(Of a body part) becoming larger as part of normal growth: her budding breasts... Clark's attitude toward his characters has never encroached on his love of gazing at their lean, budding bodies, and Ken Park is no different. Even if the budding breasts are all in my imagination, my swollen abdomen definitely isn't. Dwindling concentrations of hedgehog protein reached across the budding limb to shape the first two digits. 1.2(Of a person) beginning and showing signs of promise in a particular sphere: budding young actors... This year budding authors can choose from two excellent workshops with experienced writers. The event is a platform for budding dancers and promising choreographers. A new drama group in Westbury is on the lookout for budding dancers and actors to come along to auditions this weekend. Synonyms promising, up-and-coming, rising, coming, in the making, aspiring, future, prospective, with potential; potential, beginning, fledgling, incipient, embryonic, nascent; developing, growing, burgeoning informal would-be, wannabe 1.3Beginning and showing promising signs of continuing: their budding relationship... Why not continue to run it himself, and build on his budding reputation as a patriot? If the euro continues its sharp rise, a budding European recovery may well be its first victim. She was going back the next day and so was I, but I didn't want that to be the end of our budding relationship.
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