Rechercher
Bud
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bourgeon
a part of a plant from which new flowers, leaves, or stems develop
Example
The plant ’s new buds emerged quickly after being transplanted into a larger pot with fresh soil.
The tree branches were covered in tiny buds, promising new leaves and flowers in the coming spring.
As winter ended, the buds on the cherry tree began to swell, signaling the start of a new growing season.
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bourgeon, pousse
a partially opened flower
to bud
01
bourgeonner, se développer
(of a plant) to develop small, immature growths that will eventually become leaves, flowers, or shoots
Intransitive
Example
The grapevines budded early this year, raising hopes for a good harvest.
In spring, trees bud with fresh leaves, signaling the arrival of warmer weather.
Gardeners eagerly awaited the orchid plant to bud, anticipating its exotic flowers.
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bourgeonner, se développer
to start developing or emerging, like a bud forming on a plant
Intransitive
Exemple
The plant’s new buds emerged quickly after being transplanted into a larger pot with fresh soil.
The tree branches were covered in tiny buds, promising new leaves and flowers in the coming spring.
As winter ended, the buds on the cherry tree began to swell, signaling the start of a new growing season.
She noticed a small bud forming on her rose plant, indicating that it would soon bloom.
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