budding
pemula
definition
verb
new blood vessels bud out from the vascular bed
(of a plant or animal) form a bud.
adjective
a budding chrysanthemum
(of a plant) having or developing buds.
translation of 'budding'
verb
berkuntum,
berkembang,
bertunas,
berpucuk
example
When I left, the morning was opening like a 'budding' flower.
The warm spring wind whisped softly through the 'budding' trees and played with the tears on her cheeks.
Shayla cried holding her arms out and looking up at the canopy of 'budding' tree branches.
The sanctuary currently hosts 'budding' ornithologists from Denmark, Sweden, Holland, Germany, and Russia.
The performance includes many 'budding' actors from the area and promises to be a very entertaining and enjoyable occasion.
Aimee is already part of the national World Class Start programme, designed to identify and nurture a small number of 'budding' athletes who have the potential to compete against the best in the world.
Right now, I have four young 'budding' scientists with me in the Dry Valleys of Antarctica three young female undergraduates and one male graduate student.
Marly inherited a motel on rundown Delrona Beach from her father, but after the breakdown of her marriage and a failed relationship with a 'budding' golf pro, her belief in fulfilment waned.
The researchers then demonstrated that the interdigital tissue (ID) that lies between 'budding' digits is responsible for instructing them as to what they will become.
I want to picture the delightful birth of spring and its 'budding' flowers and baby animals.
The 'budding' actors were hand-picked from hundreds of young hopefuls who auditioned for the parts at Kendal Town Hall earlier this year.
This new scent was pleasant like a 'budding' flower.
Figure 15 shows a relatively short stalk that has several pairs of short shoots and demonstrates how one 'budding' structure can become a new growth direction for the stem.
Directed by Julie Davis, Guy follows two 'budding' parallel relationships.
As the woman continues to slowly progress and a 'budding' romance begins to take shape, Mike starts to dig around into the archives to learn the full story of Roman and Margaret.
Worse still, the other men know it too: Molly's 'budding' relationship with Boylan is evidently not a secret.
Dwindling concentrations of hedgehog protein reached across the 'budding' limb to shape the first two digits.
Curious, he meandered over the small fence and then across the lawn, making room for himself between a small fir tree and another small 'budding' shrub of some sort.
She was going back the next day and so was I, but I didn't want that to be the end of our 'budding' relationship.
This dichotomy is disturbing considering the next facet of the story: a 'budding' relationship between Phoebe and Christopher.
Most signs of spring, like 'budding' trees, are worth celebrating.
This year 'budding' authors can choose from two excellent workshops with experienced writers.
It wasn't long before the children were spotting deer tracks, gopher burrows, butterflies, hornets' nests and 'budding' flowers.
Suffice it to say that Vincent and Thelma will discover a lot about each other, and some of what they learn will threaten both their 'budding' relationship and their chances of making it to Crete.
It was to that laboratory that a young 'budding' chemist from Lancaster directed his steps one autumn day in 1845.
Even if the 'budding' breasts are all in my imagination, my swollen abdomen definitely isn't.
Life is just like a 'budding' flower at the break of spring all over again.
Then I walked on, up the path, around the shrubs and 'budding' trees, and back towards the keep of Four Stones.
With the introduction of the Internet, electronic and computer games, etc, we have seen a reduction in the relative time spent by 'budding' West Indian cricketers on the cricket field.
I don't believe I truly understood that I could relax until I saw the grand white building of the Randolph family homestead through the 'budding' trees ahead of me.
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