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[/grəu; ɡro/] v (pt grew [/gruː; ɡru/], pp grown /grEUn; gron/) 用法:
1 [La, I] increase in size or quantity; become greater （体积或数量的）增加; 变大:
How tall you've grown! 你都长这麽高了! *
A growing child needs plenty of sleep. 正发育的孩子必须睡眠充足. *
She wants to let her hair grow, ie not have it cut short. 她要留头发. *
You must invest if you want your business to grow. 要想使生意扩大, 必须投资. 用法:
2 [I, Ipr] ~ (from sth) (into sth) develop, esp into a mature or an adult form 生长; 发育（尤指成熟或成年）:
Rice does not grow in a cold climate. 稻在寒冷的气候下不能生长. *
Plants grow from seeds. 植物是由种子发育而成的. *
Tadpoles grow into frogs. 蝌蚪能长成蛙. *
(fig 比喻) grow in stature, wisdom, etc 提高名望、 增长智慧. 用法:
3 [La] become (gradually) （逐渐）变成; 渐变:
grow old(er), rich(er), etc 变得年纪大（些）、 富（些）等 *
grow small(er), weak(er), etc 变得年纪小（些）、 弱（些）等 *
It began to grow dark. 天渐渐黑了. *
I grew tired of waiting, and left. 我等得不耐烦了就走了. 用法:
4 [Tn, Tn.pr] ~ sth (from sth) cause or allow sth to grow 使某物生长; 种植:
grow roses 种玫瑰 *
grow a beard 蓄胡须 *
grow onions from seed 用种子种洋葱. 用法:
5 [It] reach the point or stage at which one does the specified thing 达到做某事的程度或地步:
He grew increasingly to rely on her. 他越来越依赖她了. *
She has a hot temper, but you will soon grow to like her. 她脾气躁, 但不久你就会喜欢她了. 用法:
6 (idm 习语) big, etc oaks from little acorns grow => oak. let the grass grow under one's feet => grass1. (not) grow on trees be (not) plentiful, easily obtained, etc （不）多, 易获得等:
Don't spend so much money doesn't grow on trees, you know. 别花这麽多--钱不是容易挣的. 用法:
7 (phr v) grow away from sb come to have a less close, less easy relationship with sb 与某人逐渐疏远、 不太融洽:
a teenage girl growing away from her mother 跟自己的母亲逐渐疏远的少女. grow into sth (no passive 不用於被动语态) (a) become sth (gradually, with the passage of time) 渐渐成为或变得:
She is growing into a beautiful young woman. 她渐渐出落成美丽的姑娘. *
He has grown into an old miser. 他已经变成老守财奴了.
(b) become big enough to fit (clothes) 长得大以适合於（衣服）:
The coat is too big for him now, but he will grow into it. 这上衣他现在穿还太大, 等他长大些再穿就合适了.
(C) become accustomed to (a new job, role or activity) 变得习惯於（新工作、 角色、 或活动）:
She is a good actress, but still needs time to grow into the part she is playing. 她是个好演员, 但仍需要时间去熟悉她要扮演的角色. grow on sb (no passive 不用於被动语态) (a) become more firmly established in sb 对某人的影响变得更深:
a habit that grows on you if you are not careful 若不在意就变成根深蒂固的习惯.
(b) come to have a greater attraction for sb; win the liking of sb 渐渐对某人产生更大的吸引力; 赢得某人的喜爱:
a book, piece of music, etc that grows on you 渐渐把人迷住的书、 乐曲等. grow out of sth (a) become too big to wear sth 长得高大而不能穿某物:
grow out of one's clothes 长得高大致使穿不下自己原来的衣服.
(b) become too old for sth and stop doing it 年龄增长不再做某事:
grow out of children's games, etc 年龄大了不再做儿童游戏等.
(C) (no passive 不用於被动语态) have sth as a source 由某事物而产生:
My interest in the art of India grew out of the time I spent there during the war. 战争时期我在印度时对其艺术产生了兴趣. grow up (a) (of people or animals) reach the stage of full development; become adult or mature （指人或动物）长大; 成年; 成熟:
She's growing up fast. 她长得很快. *
Oh, grow up! ie Behave in a more mature way. 噢, 别那麽不懂事了（表现得成熟些吧）! Cf 参看 grown up (grown).
(b) develop 发展:
A close friendship gradually grew up between them. 他们之间的友谊日益亲密. |