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grow

/ɡrəʊ/

Traducción: Verbo que indica el proceso de aumentar en tamaño, cantidad o desarrollarse con el tiempo, así como el crecimiento de plantas o el cambio gradual de una persona o cosa.

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verb

/ɡrəʊ/A1formal
  • esVerbo que indica el proceso de aumentar en tamaño, cantidad o desarrollarse con el tiempo, así como el crecimiento de plantas o el cambio gradual de una persona o cosa.

A verb used to indicate the process of increasing in size, quantity, or development over time.

verbo irregular

  1. Increase in sizeA1formal

    To become larger or bigger in size, quantity, or degree.

    escrecer

    • The plants grow quickly in spring.
    • The company grew rapidly over the years.
    • Her hair grows about an inch per month.

    Sinónimosburgeonenlargeexpandincreasemultiplyproliferateswell

    Antónimosdecreasediminishshrink

  2. Develop or matureA1formal

    To develop or change over time, often from young to adult.

    escrecer

    • Children grow up so fast.
    • He grew into a responsible adult.
    • The economy grew steadily during the decade.

    Sinónimosadvanceagedevelopevolvematureprogressripen

    Antónimosatrophydeclineregressstuntwither

  3. Cultivate plantsA2formal

    To cause plants to grow by caring for them.

    escultivar plantas

    • Farmers grow wheat in this region.
    • She grows vegetables in her backyard garden.
    • They grow coffee beans on the hillside.

    Sinónimoscultivatefarmnurtureplantraisetend

Formas
  • grown past participle
  • grew past simple
  • growing present participle
  • grows third person singular

Variantes phrasalgrow overgrow up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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