用“budding”造句大全，budding造句
the process of budding and unfolding of blossoms.
New capillaries form by the budding of existing venules.
It is the the largest planetarium in the city and a wonderland for budding Neil Armstrongs.
Most worrying of all, however, is the way Chinese imports have largely wiped out budding African industries.
The roadside grass had just emerged from the ground, and the embraced leaves had a reddish edge, resembling budding flowers.
Those who can lose their fame and fortune, and who can treat each other with sincerity will be happy in their lives.
At the beginning of Guan Sui's founding, Zhongni Zan Hongmeng, Emperor Qiankun Dedong, and Emperor Guan Sui were married and married, and the first year was budding.
Now, the sprouting willows, the budding peaches on the mountain, and the sky dotted with the kites the kids flew formed a picture of spring, birmming with pleasant warmth.
The most brilliant stage of happiness is the process of budding, the collision of the soul, the subtle and unspeakable touch, the yearning for longing. The longer this stage, the more beautiful the love will be, and the love will be better than everything.
a budding journalist
budding or grafting folding knife
Late budding, late ripens, low yields.
Hard seeds have low budding rate for their seed coats.
Screening of potential small-molecular inhibitor of human Aurora-B kinase using budding yeast
In this late autumn season, there are four budding bones at the top of this rose branch.
Rain and mist, like pearls, drop by drop from the budding willow branches on the river, the calm surface of the water will be sparkling ripples.
Walk in the warm song of spring, see the peach blossom budding, green colored mountains and rivers, think more, in the warm spring breeze, with you and a song of spring.
A scorned woman, Jenny/ G-Girl unleashes on her ex the full fury of her super-powered wrath as she sets out on a no-holds-barred mission to bust up Matt's budding romance with his co-worker Hannah( Anna Faris).
The rose bushes are budding.
A fungal spore produced by budding.
An independent animallike organism produced asexually, as by budding or fission.
The budding sunflowers in the corner are flickering flowers and leaves in the breeze, and the sunshine is greeting me.
Every flower has its head, eyes, mouth, wings and tail. It is very interesting that the blooming flower is ready to fly, and the budding flower is like a chick to feed.
There are more and more fireworks in the sky with different shapes. Some are like open umbrellas, some are like budding flowers, and some are like dozens of golden silver snakes, twisting up the sky. The sky looks like a beautiful and charming picture.
Her mouth was a mere budding rose.
Closely connected with TPR English schools, Oxford street is Xiangzhou district's budding art streets.
South Lake is full of lotus blossoms, one by one budding flower bones, like a painter's fountain pen, dipped in pink paint.
The saplings are budding.
Microwave kilns offer exciting possibilities to the budding fuser, as well as the experienced fusing artist.
Roses blossom in autumn, when they are as big as the palm of the hand. A budding rose is like a charming girl, smiling with spring and welcoming visitors.
This took dim shape, presently—it was budding homesickness.
In the dark valley of dusk, the apple trees are budding and hiding in the shadows. Occasionally, an early-blooming apple flower appears in red and white, just like a faint star.
When rice is heading and sorghum is budding, if you don't pay attention, you will be surprised by the sudden discovery.
There live some budding artists.
Exim also offers an innovative savings account for budding women entrepreneurs called the Tumaini account (Swahili for "hope").
