adj.开始发展的，崭露头角的
v.发芽
n.发芽；含苞；【植】芽接(法)；(出)芽(繁)殖
bud的现在分词

原形：bud第三人称单数：buds复数：buds过去式：budded现在分词：budding

Trees begin to bud in the spring。
树在春天开始发芽。
Don't nip the buds of the roses.
不要掐这些玫瑰花的花苞。
A blossom develops from a bud.
花朵是从蓓蕾孕育而开放的。
The tree is in bud already.
树已发芽。
Bud is the unopened flower of a plant before it blooms. ( Bud是植物开花前未开放的花蕾。
He just started his job as a bartender, so he's still a bud at the bar.
他刚做酒保，所以在酒吧里还只是个小弟。
She planted a few flower buds in her garden last spring.
去年春天，她在花园里种了几朵花蕾。
The bud on the cherry tree has blossomed into a beautiful pink flower.
樱桃树上的花蕾已经绽放成美丽的粉红色花朵。
Budweiser is a popular brand of beer around the world.
百威啤酒是全球知名的啤酒品牌。
His enthusiasm for learning is like a growing bud, always eager to bloom.
他对学习的热情就像一颗不断成长的花蕾，渴望绽放。
The young actor's career is just starting to bud, with promising roles in upcoming projects.
这位年轻演员的职业生涯刚刚开始，未来在多个项目中有望崭露头角。
The bud of friendship between these two countries is slowly taking root.
两国间的友谊之芽正在慢慢生根。
She gently pinched off the dead bud from the plant to encourage new growth.
她轻轻摘下植物上的枯萎花蕾，以促进新芽的生长。
The bud light on the Christmas tree adds a cozy ambiance to the room.
圣诞树上的小灯泡像一颗颗小芽，营造出温馨的氛围。