budding in French
budding in French is en herbe — budding means just starting to show promise or develop, especially in a skill, talent, or relationship.
budding in French
en herbe
What does "budding" mean?
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adj Just starting to show promise or develop, especially in a skill, talent, or relationship.
"The budding artist sold her first painting at just sixteen."
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noun The process of plants growing buds, or a gardening technique of grafting a single bud onto another plant's rootstock.
"Rose growers often propagate new varieties through budding rather than seed."
budding in a sentence
- The budding artist sold her first painting at just sixteen.
- Their budding romance was obvious to everyone at the office.
- Rose growers often propagate new varieties through budding rather than seed.
Common French translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "budding" in French?
"budding" in French is en herbe. budding means: Just starting to show promise or develop, especially in a skill, talent, or relationship.
How do you use "budding" in a sentence?
Example: "The budding artist sold her first painting at just sixteen." In French, "budding" is en herbe.
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