budding

• 形容人或事物刚开始发展、崭露头角，有前途或希望。

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.

   初露头角的

   • 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.

   同义词beginningdevelopingembryonicemergingfledglingformativegrowinginchoateincipientnascentpromising

   反义词dyingendingfading

• 一种无性繁殖方式，新个体从亲本体上的突起或芽体发育而成，常见于酵母菌及某些其他单细胞生物。

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.

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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.

   出芽生殖

   • 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.

   同义词gemmation

• 动词，表示植物发芽、长出花苞或新芽的过程，也引申为事物开始生长、发展或萌发。

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.

   发芽

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

   同义词burgeongerminatepullulateshootsprout

2. Start to grow or developB2formal

   To begin to grow, develop, or emerge.

   开始萌发

   • 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.

   同义词bloomblossomburgeondevelopemergegerminategrowshootsprout

   反义词decaydieshrinkwither