burst of growth

noun phrase
UK /bɜːst əv ɡrəʊθ/
US /bɜːrst əv ɡroʊθ/

A burst of growth is a short time when something grows very fast.

The little plant had a burst of growth after the rain.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A quick rise in the size or value of a business or economy.

The company had a burst of growth after launching its new app.

3. A short period when a child gets taller very quickly.

He needed new shoes after a burst of growth last summer.

4. A sudden increase in the number of something, like users or sales.

The website saw a burst of growth during the holiday season.