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burgeon [ˈbɜ:ʤən, Am ˈbɜ:r-] VB intr

1. burgeon BOT:

burgeon

wypuszczać [perf wypuścić] pędy

2. burgeon (increase):

burgeon

burgeon confidence

zwiększać się

3. burgeon (flourish):

burgeon

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The number of chamber music camps and retreats, where amateurs can meet for a weekend or a month to play together, has burgeoned. en.wikipedia.org

The number of academic scholarships burgeoned, going from but a single scholarship in 1984, to a record nineteen in 1999. en.wikipedia.org

This case burgeoned and brought him national attention; he was frequently in the limelight after this case. en.wikipedia.org

Within the next three years the group burgeoned into the thousands. en.wikipedia.org

Their numbers would burgeon, until by war's end, there were over 1,800 aces. en.wikipedia.org

In recent years, online a cappella communities have burgeoned, allowing for greater discourse involving the shaping of modern a cappella music, including stylistic trends. en.wikipedia.org

The railroad established the town as an important commercial and industrial hub, and businesses burgeoned. en.wikipedia.org

Outdoor museums and exhibitions burgeoned, stressing the natural placement of sculpture in the environment. en.wikipedia.org

The band was heavily influenced by the cowpunk scene that was burgeoning around the time they formed. en.wikipedia.org

The event has since burgeoned and it is expected that hundreds will take part -- as part of our group and groups formed by others. www.telegraph.co.uk

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