bud

UK:  [bʌd]

US:  [bʌd]

复数：buds  过去分词：budded  现在分词：budding  

n.

1.芽,新芽,蕾,花蕾,骨朵儿

2.〔生〕芽体,芽状凸起

3.未成熟的人[东西],〔比喻〕少女,少年,〔美国〕刚进社交界的姑娘

4.〔口语〕伙伴,兄弟

5.芽,萌芽,幼芽,蓓蕾,蓇朵,【动物,动物学】芽体,芽状凸起

6.花蕊

v.

1.发芽,萌芽,含苞待放

2.出芽,抽芽

3.开始发育[发展,成长]

4.处于未成熟状态

5.【植物,植物学】使芽接

1 . Consuming excessive capsicum tends to make the esophagus heat and destroy taste bud, resulting in lost sense of taste.
吃得太多，容易令食道发热，破坏味蕾细胞，导致味觉丧失。

2 . His face opened suddenly, as if lighted with simplicity, as when a flower opens out of the cunning bud.
他突然笑逐颜开，纯朴天真，容光焕发，宛如紧锁的蓓蕾盛开出鲜艳的花朵。

3 . Bud usually didn't come into work until after lunch, so I met with him for the first time the following Monday afternoon.
Bud通常只在午餐后才来工作，所以我们的第一次见面就拖到了后一周的周一下午。

4 . SI systems do not work if the stigma is pollinated experimentally when the flower is still in bud (allowing easy study of the system).
实验时，对仍处于花蕾期的柱头授粉（该系统易于研究），SI系统不起作用。

5 . Brief Introduction to some: the grass bud from Jianshui is often misunderstood for it looks like a reed.
粗略介绍几样：草芽产自建水，长得像芦苇所以常被误解。