Bud means: n. bud; Bud; Intransitive verbs germinate; Germination; Germination. Bud noun: bud; Past tense: budding; ; Past participle: budding; ; Now participle: bud; ; Third person singular: buds. Bud is pronounced English [b _ d]; beautiful
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Bud (noun) bud, leaf bud, bud girl, juvenile bud, bud bud, bud bud, bud bud-like process immature thing _ partner, brother girl who has just entered the society V. (verb) (reason) Germinate, sprout, sprout, sprout bud begins to grow, start to develop, peck bud, sprout bud.
1. bud; Bracts; bud
abudisasmallpointedlumpthaappearsonatreeorplananddevelopmentoaleaforflow。
For example, Luo Shana's Brave Time is Summer, just before the opening of Hell's Gate.
Luo Shana's favorite season is early summer, just before the bud blooms.
2. Germination; seed
When a tree or plant is growing, budsareapeariangonitorare beginning to open.
For example, e.g. Theleaveswerebuddingongthetreesbolow
The trees below are sprouting.
3. Old friends; Dude; man
some menusebudasawayofaddressingothermen。
You heard the boss, man.
You heard the boss, man.
See: budding; Cotton buds; taste bud
5. MengMeng; Grow buds
When a tree or plant begins to germinate, it germinates.
For example, theflowersarebronzyinbudandhbrightwyellownopen.
The buds of these flowers are bronzed and bright yellow when they are open.
For example ... almondtreeesthatshouldcomeintobudson.
Apricot trees that are about to bloom.
6. nip in the bud; Take precautions before they happen.
If youniptsmething succeeds hasbadbehaviorinthbud, youstopitbeforeitcandevelopveryfar.
For example, it is important to recognize jealous and Tonitith Budbeforeit GetSoutoHand.
It is important to identify jealousy and eliminate it as soon as possible, so as not to get out of hand.
Third, the network interpretation
What does 1. Budd mean?
1. bud: Many invertebrates can also produce new individuals through somatic cells such as spores, polyps and buds. The differentiation of germ cells in invertebrates such as coelenterates and flatworms is uncertain. Under some conditions, lower body cells. ...
Bud: Things began to change because of his brother's death. When Tom was in the third grade, he also found a friend in an orphanage, a 5-year-old new Muggle boy who didn't even have a name. Tom called him Buddy, Buddy and Buddy, and only he was not afraid of Tom. He likes him. They live in an orphanage together.
3. Germination: Only beauty can be achieved (possibly)-the last word is the homonym of the corresponding word. Same as b~d: bid for a rotten bed that germinates (shoots). Same as b-g: Ask for a big bag of bugs.
4. Bud: Bud Ned; budesonide
Fourth, examples
Therosesareinbud。
Roses are in bud.
Summertime Budgrafting CanbecuttakeShotpiece, or ortakexylemshootlesspiece, instockbinderyPlaceDecorticles.
In summer, buds can be cut off, or xylem buds can be taken less and peeled at the stem of rootstock.
Blooming flowers.
The bud bloomed.
Themagnoliatreeisinbudalready has been.
The magnolia tree has sprouted.
Treesbegintobudinthespring。
Trees begin to sprout in spring.
Plants grew in earlier times.
Plants began to sprout in early April.
They will blossom and bear fruit.
They will sprout, blossom and bear fruit.
Some flowers withered in spring.
Some flowers bloom in early spring.
Five, common sentence patterns
Used as a noun tree bud.
The trees are sprouting. Rosebudsareneartheburst。
Rosebud is about to bloom. Used as intransitive verb s+~ (+a) there bushesarebudding.
Roses are in bud. shewashalittlegirlwhenilefthome； nowshebudsintowomanhood。
She was a little girl when I left home, and now she has grown into a young woman. Six, the classic citation
two daughters justbuddingtowomanhood。
From: e. Walter VII. Etymological interpretation
☆65438+ entered English in the late 4th century, which directly originated from bud in Middle English, meaning bud. Related synonyms of bud
Germination, prosperity, development, flowering, germination, growth, flowering, opening, origin, leaves, stems, plants, babies.
Budd's related neighbors
Budapest, Pastoral, Bud, Buda, Bud, Budi, Boodell, Budi, Budo, Buzz, Budaji, Budim.
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