burgeoning

en plein essor, florissant

Qui grandit ou se développe rapidement.

En anglais simple : Growing or developing quickly.

• The town has a burgeoning arts scene.
• New shops serve the burgeoning population.
• She struggled to manage her burgeoning business.

Synonymes : growing, expanding, developing

Contraires : shrinking, declining

Expressions courantes : burgeoning industry, burgeoning population, burgeoning demand

bourgeonnement

Le fait, pour une plante, de produire de nouvelles feuilles, de nouveaux bourgeons ou de nouvelles pousses.

En anglais simple : The process of plants producing new leaves, buds, or shoots.

• Spring brought a burgeoning of leaves.
• We watched the burgeoning of the garden.
• The burgeoning of new shoots signalled warmer weather.

Comment l'utiliser : the burgeoning of something (Warm weather encouraged the burgeoning of the trees.)

Synonymes : budding, sprouting

Expressions courantes : spring burgeoning, burgeoning of something

bourgeon, pousse

Un nouveau bourgeon ou une petite branche qui pousse sur une plante.

En anglais simple : A new bud or small branch growing from a plant.

• A tiny burgeoning appeared on the stem.
• The branch carried several green burgeonings.
• Frost damaged every tender burgeoning on the tree.

Synonymes : bud, shoot

Expressions courantes : tender burgeoning, green burgeoning

essor, développement

Le début d'une forte croissance ou d'un développement important.

En anglais simple : The beginning of strong growth or development in something.

• The city saw a burgeoning of new businesses.
• The burgeoning of interest surprised the organisers.
• Cheap printing encouraged a burgeoning of popular literature.

Comment l'utiliser : the burgeoning of something (The decade saw the burgeoning of international trade.)

Synonymes : growth, expansion, development

Expressions courantes : burgeoning of something, rapid burgeoning