bud /bAd/ noun, verb

m noun 1 a small lump that grows on a plant and from which a flower，. leaf or stem develops 芽；荀；花蕾： the first buds appearing in spring 春矢的初芽◊ The tree is in bud aZrea^y•树已发秦。一picture tree 2 a flower or leaf that is not fully open 半开的花;未长大;.的 叶一picture c> plant 3 {NAmE, informal) = buddy ： Listen, bud, enough 〇/the wisecradcs, OJC?听着，老兄， 别再说俏皮话了:行不行Y ■—see also cotton bud，

ROSEBUD, TASTE BUD See NIP V.

_ verfc [V] to produce buds 发芽

Bud-dha /'boda/ noun 1 (also the Buddha) the person on whose teachings the Buddhist religion is based 佛陀 (佛教创始.乂2 [C] a statue or picture of the Buddha 佛彳象 3 [cj a person who has achieved enlightenment ^L(= spiritual knowledge) in Buddhism 佛，觉者_V 知者 (佛教中觉行圆满的人）

Bud-dhism /'budizam/ noun [U] an Asian religion based on the teaching of Siddhartha Gautama (or Buddha) 佛教► Bud.dhist /'budist/ a devout Buddhist 虔诚

的也教徒 Bud.dhist /’budist/ 〇办[usually before noun]: a BuckWiist monfc/temp〖e佛教僧侣/寺庙 bud-ding /'bAdirj/ adj： [only before noun] beginning to develop or become successful开始发雇的；親露头.角 的：a budding artist/writer —位龙术:界/文坛新螓◊ our budding romance我们刚刚发展起来的恋爱关系 bud-dleia /'bAdlia/ noun tc, u] a bush with purple or white flowers that grow in groups 醉鱼草属植杨 buddy /'bAdi/ noun, verb

a Mown (/?/. -ies)’ 1 (/SMmf also bud) (/n/omifl/) .a friend 朋 友；同伴：an oW coHege buddy 〇/ mine我如一位考校友 2 (also bud) (both NAmtj used to speak to a man you do not know (称呼不认识的男子）老兄，喂：'Where to, buddy?’the driver asfced. “•去哪儿，老兄？”'苛机何 道。3 (espec/fl//y A/Amf) a partner who does an activity with you so that you can. help each other 搭档；i 伙伴： The school uses a buddy system to pair newcomers with _〇Zderstudents.学校采用结伴制让每个新生跟一较大的学 生结伴以获得照顾。

m verb (bud-dies, buddy ing, bud-died, bud-died) .buddy up (to/with sb) [NAmE) 1 = pal up (with sb) : You and your neighbour might want to

buficiy up to mafce t/ie trip more enjoyabte.你同你的邻居 或许应备结伴旅游，热闹一点。² to become friendly with sb in order to get an advantage for yourself ( . 谋私利）亲近（某人丨,（和某人\结交 buddy movie noun {informal) a film/movie in which there is a close friendship between two people 伙伴电 影（两角色之间关系密切）-

budge /bAd3/ verb (usually used in negative sentences 通常用于否定句）1 to move slightly; to make sth/sb move slightly (洁）轻微移动，挪动：[V] She piished at the _door waUidnY i>udlge^ 她推不推 illy: ，动

不动。◊ TVie dog re加ed to budge.狗不肯知弹。◊ [V.N] I heaved with all my might but still couldn't budge it. 我用尽全力也没把它拽动。2 to change your opinion about sth;. to make sb change their opinion (使）..改变 主意，改变观点：[V] ffe won’t bud^e an inch on: tfte issue.在焱一点j:他丝毫木肯让:乐。◊ [VN] He was not to be budged on the issue.在这二点 他木会it步。 ISJ1I:V1 ,budge 'up (BrE, informaf) to move, so that there is room for other people 让开；挪开 move up .

Budge up a bit/闪弁点！

budg-eri-gar /'bAd30riga:(r)/ noun (also informal budgie) (both Sr£) a small bird of the parrot family，often kept in a cage as a pet 虎皮鹤鶴 budget 〇^r /'bAd3it/ noun, verb, adj. m noun 1 [C, U] the money that is available to a person or an organization and a plan of how it will be spent over a period of time ■频算：a monthly/an annual/a family budget MMMM- 〇 the education/defence

budget (- the amount of money that can be spent .on this)教育丨防预名◊ an advertising budget 〇/ $2 miZHori 预计 背元如广告费◊ a big-budget movi’e 一部巨飘预弇 电影◊ We decorated the house on a tight budget (= without much money to spend).我'们疮省 地装修 t 房子。◊ 丁/ie work was finished on ti’me and within budget {- did not cost more money than was