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"to burgeon" in Spanish
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"to burgeon" in Spanish
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to burgeon(also: to crop up)
to burgeon(also: to spiral, to mushroom)
to burgeon(also: to blossom, to flower, to bloom, to come out)
World production of canned tuna is over twomillion tonnes a year, while the trade in fresh tuna is also burgeoning.
La producción mundial de atún en conserva supera los dos millones de toneladas al año, al tiempo que la comercialización de atún fresco también está floreciendo.
I think a similar pattern is now emerging in the North Sea, where we are seeing large burgeoning populations of prawns, now one of our richest fisheries.
Creo que se comienza a perfilar un patrón similar en el Mar del Norte, donde vemos florecer grandes poblaciones de gambas, que ahora son uno de nuestros recursos pesqueros más abundantes.
Occupational pension schemes are burgeoning within the European Union, and the directive itself offers nation states enough scope to be able to organise them properly.
Los fondos de pensiones de empleo están floreciendo en la Unión Europea y la presente Directiva ofrece a los Estados suficiente margen de maniobra para organizarlos debidamente.
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Unfortunately, however, we spoke little about the context and, by contrast, we allowed a school of thought to burgeon that the problem was actually in the text.
Pero, por desgracia, hablamos poco del contexto y, sin embargo, permitimos que se extendiera la idea de que el problema se encontraba en el texto.
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