budding: beginning to develop or become successful 

adj: 崭露头角，刚刚起步的，当我们想表示新秀，新产品时就可以用到它。budding名词bud 表示花苞，因此budding 有萌芽之意，是个很形象的表达。

两个明星刚开始恋爱，公布后经常会成为热点话题。

The budding romance between the two stars shortly became the talk of the town.

新秀导演的处女作全国轰动

The budding director's debut has taken the country by storm. 

在学校时就崭露头角，显示出天分。

While still at school she was clearly a budding genius. 

《经济学人》用例:

1) The overall effect of the new regulations will be to slow the budding private economy. 

2) We are looking for a would-be journalist to spend three months of the summer working on the newspaper in London, writing about science and technology. Our aim is to discover writing talent in a science student or scientist than scientific aptitude in a budding journalist. 

3) Since the local government turned a budding local enterprise into China's biggest wholesale flower market in 1999, Dounan has become the main supplier of blooms to courting couples and contrite husbands across the country: demand fuelled by a middle-class boom. 

作业：

翻译：这位初露头角的女演员获得了一项奥斯卡提名。

The budding actress was nominated for an Oscar. 

造句：新兴小众或独立咖啡店受到年轻人的拥趸。

An increasing number of young people embrace budding small brands and independent coffee shops in China.