burgeoning
英:['bɜ:dʒənɪŋ] 美: ['bɜdʒənɪŋ]
burgeoning 基本解释
adj.迅速成长的,迅速发展的;
v.发芽,抽枝( burgeon的现在分词 );迅速发展;发(芽),抽(枝);
英英释义
burgeon[ 'bə:dʒəniŋ ]
v.grow and flourish"The burgeoning administration"; "The burgeoning population"
burgeoning 相关例句
双语例句
用作形容词(adj.)- It sits on the banks of Lake Ontario.The suburbs of the town are circled with top-rated vineyards, reflecting Ontario's burgeoning wine industry.
它位于安大略湖畔,特优的葡萄园环绕着小镇的郊区,反映出此地生机勃勃的葡萄园酒业。
权威例句
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