Bud
01
芽, 花蕾
a part of a plant from which new flowers, leaves, or stems develop
例子
The tree branches were covered in tiny buds, promising new leaves and flowers in the coming spring.
树枝上布满了小小的芽，预示着来年春天新叶和花朵的到来。
She noticed a small bud forming on her rose plant, indicating that it would soon bloom.
她注意到她的玫瑰植物上形成了一个小花蕾，表明它很快就会开花。
02
花蕾, 芽
a partially opened flower
03
大麻, 花蕾
marijuana, especially the flower of the cannabis plant
Slang例子
He rolled up some bud before the concert.
他在音乐会前卷了一些bud。
That shop sells top-shelf bud, but it's pricey.
那家店出售顶级大麻，但价格昂贵。
to bud
01
发芽, 萌芽
(of a plant) to develop small, immature growths that will eventually become leaves, flowers, or shoots
Intransitive
例子
In spring, trees bud with fresh leaves, signaling the arrival of warmer weather.
春天，树木发芽长出新叶，预示着温暖天气的到来。
The roses in the garden began to bud, promising a colorful display in the coming weeks.
花园里的玫瑰开始发芽，预示着未来几周将会有丰富多彩的展示。
02
发芽, 萌芽
to start developing or emerging, like a bud forming on a plant
Intransitive
例子
The idea for the project began to bud during their brainstorming session.
这个项目的想法在他们的头脑风暴会议中开始萌芽。
New friendships started to bud among the members of the team.
团队成员之间新的友谊开始萌芽。
