Übersetzung für 'burgeoning' von Englisch nach Deutsch

burgeoning {adj}

aufkeimend

sprießend

knospend

Werbung

burgeoning {adj} [demand, wealth, etc.]

wachsend

burgeoning {adj} [industry, market]

boomend

burgeoning {adj} [movement, wealth]

expandierend

• The club fields senior male and female squads plus a burgeoning number of youth teams.
• There is a burgeoning field studying discrete versions of isomonodromy equations.
• In 1844 the Quaker petition was rediscovered and became a focus of the burgeoning abolitionist movement.
• Whitehead's work with Snow combined demographic study with scientific observation, setting important precedent for the burgeoning science of epidemiology.
• Despite his heavy studies there, he never quit his tend for singing and was eager to join the burgeoning Sofia music scene.

• Nye quit his job at Boeing on October 3, 1986, to focus on his burgeoning comedy career.
• The Mimo Historic District and the remainder of the Upper Eastside are host to a burgeoning restaurant scene.
• Trade and commerce flourished under Stephen I. A burgeoning aristocracy emerged in Zadar, Biograd, Knin, Split and other coastal cities.
• Leadership of the burgeoning Academy was taken over by le Clerc and Venetian history painter Hieronimo Miani after Krock's death.
• The company was founded in 1910 by William Gordon McElhanney who surveyed the wilds outside burgeoning Vancouver.

• The two connected on their love of glam rock and were both interested in the burgeoning Vancouver punk scene.
• The document presents Egyptian cinema as a burgeoning film industry of the developing third world.
• In early 2021 Acevedo began to make some of his work available in the burgeoning NFT digital art space.
• In 1991, he expanded into filmmaking and other activities associated with burgeoning new technologies.
• An essential for adventurous listeners, "Blood Sutra" could also serve as an ideal introduction to Iyer's burgeoning oeuvre".

• In 2019 Forbes introduced the TMW festival centre Telliskivi Creative City as the new burgeoning arts hub.
• The 19th century saw a burgeoning of Anglo-Irish prose fiction, but literary output in Irish diminished dramatically.
• In colonial times the town was bypassed, to go to Toluca, so there was a burgeoning commercial industry.
• Her burgeoning career led to her decreased attendance at school and declining grades, with the exception of Korean literature.
• Scarsdale has a large and active Jewish population, and there also are burgeoning communities of Indians, Chinese and others.