budding

• Qualifie une personne, une chose ou une activité qui commence tout juste à se développer ou qui montre des promesses pour l'avenir.

Describes a person, thing, or activity that is just beginning to develop or show promise.

1. Beginning to developB2formal

   In an early stage of development; starting to grow or become successful.

   en devenir

   • She is a budding artist with a unique style.
   • The company is a budding enterprise in the tech industry.
   • His budding interest in astronomy led him to buy a telescope.

   Synonymesbeginningdevelopingembryonicemergingfledglingformativegrowinginchoateincipientnascentpromising

   Antonymesdyingendingfading

• Mode de reproduction asexuée dans lequel un nouvel organisme se développe à partir d'une excroissance ou d'un bourgeon sur l'organisme parent, observé notamment chez les levures et certains autres organismes unicellulaires. Peut aussi désigner la formation ou l'apparition de bourgeons chez les plantes.

A form of asexual reproduction in which a new organism develops from an outgrowth or bud on the parent organism, commonly observed in yeasts and some other unicellular organisms.

indénombrable

1. Asexual reproduction in organismsC1formalscientific

   A form of asexual reproduction where a new organism develops from an outgrowth or bud on the parent organism, common in yeasts and some invertebrates.

   Bourgeonnement

   • Yeast reproduces through a process called budding, where a small cell forms on the parent cell.
   • In hydra, budding results in a genetically identical offspring.
   • The biologist observed the budding process under the microscope.

   Synonymesgemmation

• Verbe désignant le processus de formation ou d'apparition de bourgeons, ainsi que le début de la croissance ou du développement.

A verb used to indicate the act of forming or producing buds, or of beginning to grow or develop.

1. Develop budsB1formal

   To produce or put forth buds, as a plant does in spring.

   bourgeonner

   • The trees are beginning to bud after the long winter.
   • Roses bud in early summer.
   • The gardener watched the plants bud and bloom.

   Synonymesburgeongerminatepullulateshootsprout

2. Start to grow or developB2formal

   To begin to grow, develop, or emerge.

   bourgeonner

   • A new friendship began to bud between them.
   • Her talent for painting started to bud at a young age.
   • The company's success began to bud after the new product launch.

   Synonymesbloomblossomburgeondevelopemergegerminategrowshootsprout

   Antonymesdecaydieshrinkwither