Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Burgeon"s

A: grow very quickly

A: emerging. the beginning of a trend. 'I have a burgeoning interest in fishing'

A: He burgeoned into an amazing actor

The weeds burgeoned in every crack of the sidewalk.

(This word isn't used in any common expressions; in a day-to-day speech, English speakers would rather use the words "to blossom" or "to grow" instead.)

A:

They have the same meaning, just different words. The word “expand” is a similar word.

“The plant will burgeon”
The word burgeon is normally used with plants, seeds and branches

“The plant will sprout”
The word sprout is normally used with plants, seeds and branches as well

“The city will expand”
The word expand is normally used not object that are not alive.

They have the same meaning, just used in different conversations

A: burgeon is a verb that means to grow very rapidly and sprout is a verb that means when the plant first breaks through the soil!

“The trout population in the stream burgeoned now that the water is clean!”

“The flowers finally began to sprout when the weather was warm enough.”

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A: @wwhj thank you!