burgeon

UK:  ['bɜː(r)dʒ(ə)n]

US:  ['bɜrdʒən]

过去分词：burgeoned  现在分词：burgeoning  第三人称单数：burgeons  

n.

1.嫩芽,蓓蕾

2.嫩枝

v.

1.发芽

2.(突然)发展,急速成长

3.发出嫩芽

4.发展;增加

5.迅速发展

1 . Currently , as a new burgeon , public culture has become one of being most active and worth regarding ideological fields.
当前，大众文化作为一种新兴文化形式，已成为我国最活跃、最值得关注的意识形态领域之一。

2 . When spring is coming all trees began to burgeon.
春天到来的时候所有的树木开始发芽。

3 . Burgeon To put forth new buds, leaves, or greenery; sprout.
发芽：长出新芽、叶子或绿叶；长出。

4 . The brain-drain effect of studying abroad has started to burgeon due to flaws in the domestic academic environment.
由于国内学术环境恶劣，出国留学造成人才外流的现象已经初显萌芽。

5 . Nowadays, the research in tourism security is relatively lagging compared with the burgeon of tourism.
我国旅游业的蓬勃发展与旅游安全研究的相对滞后是目前中国旅游业的特点和缺点之一。