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Meanings of budding in English

Budding.

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Usage of budding in English
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This is the second reality competition series for budding entrepreneurs at ABC.
Reuters
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Mr Hancock also had some words of advice for budding young investors.
News.com.au
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Imle needed project managers who shared the company's budding appetite for risk.
Ghost wars
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Their light forms glimmered in the branch shadows of the budding quince.
The Mormon Prophet
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A budding crisis is not the time for turf wars or finger-pointing.
Wired
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Technical drawing is a good subject for budding engineers - especially girls.
The Irish Times
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It has great technical recipes, but also includes basics for budding cooks.
The Guardian
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There was no more danger of sniping among the open, budding fields.
The Young Lions
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It also showcases the budding reality star's killer body and active lifestyle.
News.com.au
10
But so do young, upwardly mobile singles, artsy hipsters and budding families.
Reuters
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Vesicle budding for Golgi-to-plasma membrane trafficking is a key step in secretion.
Pubmed
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These components associate during the budding process to produce the mature virion.
Pubmed
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He wanted to protect Victoria too, and the budding relationship they shared.
Big girl: a novel
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His opponents see him as a budding new autocrat in Gaddafi's mould.
Reuters
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Throughout the island, budding student politicians are dusting off speeches, designing placards.
The Irish Times
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Sequences flanking PPPPYV motif can be deleted without any effect on budding.
Pubmed
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Budding through the time
Budding across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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