burgeoning

形容词迅速成长的，迅速发展的

动词迅速发展; 发芽，抽枝( burgeon的现在分词 ); 发（芽），抽（枝）

1. 萌芽：90 Rumbling 鸣动 | 91 Burgeoning 萌芽 | 92 Incidence at Uruvashii(?) 乌鲁雅希事件僂

2. 兴旺的：2. pragmatic 实用的 | 3. burgeoning 兴旺的 | 4. sufficient 充分的

3. 发芽：120Awakening觉醒SH | 121Burgeoning发芽SH | 122Carnassid卡那西SH

4. 萌芽状态的：The art of anaesthesia 麻醉术 | Burgeoning 萌芽状态的 | Mongol invasion 蒙古入侵

1. Military spending is far lower and Russia's burgeoning market economy is more closely locked into the Western capitalist system.

2. Elevator maker Otis is setting up a new factory in the southwestern city of Chongqing to capitalize on the burgeoning growth in the industrial region.

3. Australian Prime Minister John Howard says any global agreement must include big developing nations, whose burgeoning economies have led to rapid growth in carbon dioxide emissions.

4. Recycled paper and cardboard prices have also spiked, driven in large part by a burgeoning recycled paper export market.

5. The pawn shop has gradually become a burgeoning financing channel among urban residents struck in a cash crunch.

6. A catchy book title became the new challenge, since they only had a lengthy description to refer to this burgeoning demographic.

7. Tsang said Hong Kong was already expanding facilities and exploring new ways to cater for the burgeoning economic activities between Hong Kong and the mainland.

8. An exorbitant psychological consulting service exclusive to millionaires is undergoing burgeoning growth in China.

9. Petrol consumption is also expected to experience a boom, with burgeoning car sales.

10. But there is friction over China's currency exchange rate and its burgeoning textile exports to markets such as the United States and Europe.