简单释义：

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n. 发芽；含苞；【植】芽接(法)；(出)芽(繁)殖

adj. 开始发展的；崭露头角的

v. “bud”的现在分词

Web 出芽；芽殖；出芽生殖

变形：

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完整释义：

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n.

1.发芽;含苞
2.字形芽接
3.出芽分生
4.出芽生殖
5.【植物;植物学】芽接(法);(出)芽(繁)殖

adj.

1.正发芽的,含苞待放的
2.萌发中的
3.开始发育[发展]的
4.初露头角的
5.豆蔻年华的
6.开始成长的

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例句：

1. When trees are budding everything seems to be full of vitality.
   当树发芽的时候，一切都显得生机勃勃。

2. On the face of it, Britain ought to be attractive for budding green industrialists.
   表面上，英国对处于萌芽中的绿色产业应该颇具吸引力。

3. He liked to invert the so-called facts of life, to propound its paradoxes, and watch how the child's budding mind took them.
   他要把所谓人生的事实故事颠倒起来，要说些似是而非的话，试试那孩子怎么对答。

4. Sparse woods at dusk, fresh twigs coming out of old trunks, the budding wickers, all give a both warm and chilly sense of early spring.
   疏林与薄暮，老干新枝，柳条抽芽，描画了乍暖还寒的意境。

5. For a young jazz pianist and budding crooner, these moments tend to occur on vampire time. That would be musician time.
   对于一个年轻的爵士钢琴家和初露头角的民谣歌手来说，“吸血鬼时间”通常是他创作音乐的时间。

6. Red Riding Hood, however, was confident enough in her own budding sexuality that such obvious Freudian imagery did not intimidate her.
   可是小红帽青春萌动极其自信，以至于对大森林产生的弗洛伊德式的恐惧心理意象没有吓倒她。

7. They came out of their caves and began budding a fleet of space ships to fly to Venus.
   他们突然产生了渴望的感觉，他们走出洞穴，开始一起飞向金星。

8. However in nineteenth Century the British movement, although early to a proletarian literature budding.
   然而十九世纪英国的运动中，虽然早以出现了无产阶级文学的萌芽。