burgeoning
含义: Growing or expanding rapidly; beginning to flourish and develop at an accelerating pace.
Burgeoning is a favourite of broadsheet journalists and business writers, evoking vigorous, organic growth — like a plant putting out new shoots in spring. It collocates naturally with 'market,' 'industry,' 'population,' 'demand,' and 'talent.' The word implies that growth is not merely occurring but is conspicuous and difficult to contain. It is almost always positive in tone, though it can describe problematic growth (a burgeoning deficit, burgeoning class sizes).
例句
- The burgeoning demand for electric vehicles has prompted several manufacturers to accelerate their production schedules. 对电动汽车蓬勃增长的需求促使多家制造商加快了生产计划。La creciente demanda de vehículos eléctricos ha llevado a varios fabricantes a acelerar sus calendarios de producción.電気自動車への急増する需要を受け、複数のメーカーが生産スケジュールの前倒しを余儀なくされている。전기자동차에 대한 급증하는 수요로 인해 여러 제조업체가 생산 일정을 앞당기게 되었다.
- Liverpool's burgeoning food scene now rivals that of London in ambition, if not yet in scale. 利物浦蓬勃发展的餐饮业在雄心上已可与伦敦媲美,尽管规模尚未达到。La floreciente escena gastronómica de Liverpool rivaliza ya con la de Londres en ambición, si no aún en escala.リバプールの急成長する食文化は、規模ではまだ及ばないものの、志の高さではロンドンに匹敵する。리버풀의 급성장하는 음식 문화는 규모에서는 아직 미치지 못하지만 야심에서는 런던에 필적한다.
- The charity is struggling to cope with the burgeoning number of referrals from GPs and social workers. 这家慈善机构正在竭力应对全科医生和社会工作者日益增多的转介。La organización benéfica tiene dificultades para hacer frente al creciente número de derivaciones de médicos de cabecera y trabajadores sociales.その慈善団体は、かかりつけ医やソーシャルワーカーからの急増する紹介に対処するのに苦労している。그 자선단체는 일반의와 사회복지사로부터의 급증하는 의뢰 건수에 대처하는 데 어려움을 겪고 있다.
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语境: journalism, professional, academic
语气: positive
起源与历史
From Old French burjoner (to sprout, bud), from burjon (a bud). The present participle form became established as an adjective in English by the 19th century.
文化背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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