budding in Spanish
budding in Spanish is brotante, emergente, en ciernes — budding means just starting to show promise or develop, especially in a skill, talent, or relationship.
budding in Spanish
brotante
emergente
en ciernes
incipiente
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 Spanish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "budding" in Spanish?
"budding" in Spanish is brotante, emergente, en ciernes. 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 Spanish, "budding" is brotante, emergente, en ciernes.
Are there other ways to say "budding" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 4 translations listed for "budding": brotante, emergente, en ciernes, incipiente.
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