grow 音标拼音: [gr'o]
vi . 生长,成长;渐渐变得
vt . 种植,栽培
生长,成长;渐渐变得种植,栽培
grow v 1 :
pass into a condition gradually ,
take on a specific property or attribute ;
become ; "
The weather turned nasty ";
"
She grew angry " [
synonym : {
turn }, {
grow }]
2 :
become larger ,
greater ,
or bigger ;
expand or gain ; "
The problem grew too large for me "; "
Her business grew fast "
3 :
increase in size by natural process ; "
Corn doesn '
t grow here "; "
In these forests ,
mushrooms grow under the trees ";
"
her hair doesn '
t grow much anymore "
4 :
cause to grow or develop ; "
He grows vegetables in his backyard "
5 :
develop and reach maturity ;
undergo maturation ; "
He matured fast "; "
The child grew fast " [
synonym : {
mature }, {
maturate },
{
grow }]
6 :
come into existence ;
take on form or shape ; "
A new religious movement originated in that country "; "
a love that sprang up from friendship "; "
the idea for the book grew out of a short story "; "
An interesting phenomenon uprose " [
synonym : {
originate },
{
arise }, {
rise }, {
develop }, {
uprise }, {
spring up }, {
grow }]
7 :
cultivate by growing ,
often involving improvements by means of agricultural techniques ; "
The Bordeaux region produces great red wines "; "
They produce good ham in Parma "; "
We grow wheat here "; "
We raise hogs here " [
synonym : {
grow }, {
raise },
{
farm }, {
produce }]
8 :
come to have or undergo a change of (
physical features and attributes ); "
He grew a beard "; "
The patient developed abdominal pains "; "
I got funny spots all over my body ";
"
Well -
developed breasts " [
synonym : {
grow }, {
develop }, {
produce },
{
get }, {
acquire }]
9 :
grow emotionally or mature ; "
The child developed beautifully in her new kindergarten "; "
When he spent a summer at camp ,
the boy grew noticeably and no longer showed some of his old adolescent behavior " [
synonym : {
develop }, {
grow }]
10 :
become attached by or as if by the process of growth ; "
The tree trunks had grown together "
Grow \
Grow \ (
gr [=
o ]),
v .
i . [
imp . {
Grew } (
gr [
udd ]);
p .
p . {
Grown (
gr [=
o ]
n );
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Growing }.] [
AS .
gr [=
o ]
wan ;
akin to D .
groeijen ,
Icel .
gr [=
o ]
a ,
Dan .
groe ,
Sw .
gro .
Cf .
{
Green }, {
Grass }.]
1 .
To increase in size by a natural and organic process ;
to increase in bulk by the gradual assimilation of new matter into the living organism ; --
said of animals and vegetables and their organs .
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2 .
To increase in any way ;
to become larger and stronger ;
to be augmented ;
to advance ;
to extend ;
to wax ;
to accrue .
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Winter began to grow fast on . --
Knolles .
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Even just the sum that I do owe to you Is growing to me by Antipholus . --
Shak .
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3 .
To spring up and come to maturity in a natural way ;
to be produced by vegetation ;
to thrive ;
to flourish ;
as ,
rice grows in warm countries .
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Where law faileth ,
error groweth . --
Gower .
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4 .
To pass from one state to another ;
to result as an effect from a cause ;
to become ;
as ,
to grow pale .
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For his mind Had grown Suspicion '
s sanctuary . --
Byron .
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5 .
To become attached or fixed ;
to adhere .
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Our knees shall kneel till to the ground they grow .
--
Shak .
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{
Growing cell },
or {
Growing slide },
a device for preserving alive a minute object in water continually renewed ,
in a manner to permit its growth to be watched under the microscope .
{
Grown over },
covered with a growth .
{
To grow out of },
to issue from ,
as plants from the soil ,
or as a branch from the main stem ;
to result from .
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These wars have grown out of commercial considerations . --
A .
Hamilton .
{
To grow up },
to arrive at full stature or maturity ;
as ,
grown up children .
{
To grow together },
to close and adhere ;
to become united by growth ,
as flesh or the bark of a tree severed . --
Howells .
Syn :
To become ;
increase ;
enlarge ;
augment ;
improve ;
expand ;
extend .
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Grow \
Grow \ (
gr [=
o ]),
v .
t .
To cause to grow ;
to cultivate ;
to produce ;
as ,
to grow a crop ;
to grow wheat ,
hops ,
or tobacco . --
Macaulay .
Syn :
To raise ;
to cultivate .
See {
Raise },
v .
t .,
3 .
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156 Moby Thesaurus words for "
grow ":
accrue ,
accumulate ,
advance ,
age ,
appreciate ,
arise ,
attain majority ,
balloon ,
be changed ,
be converted into ,
bear fruit ,
become ,
bloat ,
bloom ,
blossom ,
boom ,
breed ,
brew ,
broaden ,
bud ,
burgeon ,
burst forth ,
care for ,
carve ,
chisel ,
come ,
come of age ,
come over ,
come to be ,
come to maturity ,
convert ,
crescendo ,
crop ,
cultivate ,
culture ,
develop ,
dryfarm ,
enlarge ,
evolute ,
evolve ,
expand ,
extract ,
farm ,
fatten ,
feed ,
fledge ,
flourish ,
flower ,
foster ,
fructify ,
gain ,
gain strength ,
garden ,
gather ,
gemmate ,
germinate ,
get ,
get ahead ,
get to be ,
go ,
go up ,
grow rank ,
grow up ,
harvest ,
hatch ,
hypertrophy ,
increase ,
intensify ,
issue ,
keep ,
leaf ,
leaf out ,
leave ,
leave the nest ,
lengthen ,
luxuriate ,
machine ,
maturate ,
mature ,
mellow ,
mill ,
mine ,
mount ,
multiply ,
mushroom ,
nurse ,
nurture ,
originate ,
outgrow ,
overdevelop ,
overgrow ,
overrun ,
overtop ,
plant ,
process ,
procreate ,
produce ,
progress ,
proliferate ,
propagate ,
prosper ,
pullulate ,
pump ,
put forth ,
put forth leaves ,
put out buds ,
raise ,
ranch ,
reach manhood ,
reach twenty -
one ,
reach voting age ,
rear ,
refine ,
reproduce ,
riot ,
ripe ,
ripen ,
rise ,
rise up ,
root ,
run ,
run up ,
season ,
settle down ,
sharecrop ,
shoot ,
shoot up ,
smelt ,
snowball ,
sow ,
spread ,
spring up ,
sprout ,
sprout up ,
stem ,
strengthen ,
strike root ,
swell ,
take root ,
temper ,
tend ,
thicken ,
thrive ,
toga virilis ,
tower ,
turn ,
turn into ,
upgrow ,
uprise ,
upshoot ,
upspear ,
upspring ,
upsprout ,
vegetate ,
wax ,
widen
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