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Meanings of buds in English
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Usage of buds in English
1
He's really well and we're good buds again, Barlow said in March.
2
Flowers: red and green; the border has green buds with red centres.
3
The placed buds are frequently slower in starting than the natural buds.
4
We must attribute all such cases to actual variability in the buds.
5
The buds will shiver in the cold air when the sheaths drop.
6
All the leaf-buds active and open, as in the wild-cabbage, kail, etc.
7
In the earlier instances the buds were taken from left-over grafting stock.
8
Look closely and you will see its buds already prepared for February.
9
Cohen looked down and saw afternoon sunlight on new buds and blossoms.
10
Signs of spring were visible in the swelling buds and rushing torrents.
11
The lilac buds are bursting with the joy of the new spring.
12
Do yourself a favor and invest in some good headphones or 'buds.
13
When taken out of the workout context, the Victory buds sound OK-ish.
14
The buds reddened and popped, and the briers grew pink and white.
15
This sounds great for fun and spontaneous jaunts with boos and buds.
16
A multitude of dwarf leaf-buds took the place of the colossal head.
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South Africa
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United States of America
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Ireland
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