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adjectivewachsend; immer umfangreicher werdend [Sachgebiet]; sich immer mehr verbreitend [Praktik]* * *grow·ing[ˈgrəʊɪŋ, AM ˈgroʊ-]bulb-\growing Blumenzwiebelanbau mcotton-\growing Baumwollanbau mII. adj attr, invyou don't want to go on a diet — you're a \growing girl du willst doch wohl keine Diät machen — du bist noch im Wachstum!2. (increasing) zunehmend, steigendthere is a \growing awareness of the seriousness of this disease man wird sich zunehmend der Tragweite dieser Krankheit bewusst* * *['grəʊɪŋ] wachsend; child heranwachsend, im Wachstum befindlich (form); importance, interest, number etc wachsend, zunehmendhe's still a growing boy — er steckt noch (inf) or befindet sich noch im Wachstum
2. nWachstum nt, Wachsen nt* * *A s1. Wachsen n, Wachstum n2. Anbau mB adj (adv growingly)1. wachsend (auch fig zunehmend)2. Wachstums…:a) MED Wachstumsschmerzen,b) fig Anfangsschwierigkeiten, Kinderkrankheiten;growing weather Saat-, Wachswetter n* * *adjectivewachsend; immer umfangreicher werdend [Sachgebiet]; sich immer mehr verbreitend [Praktik]* * *adj.anbauend adj.wachsend adj. -
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grow·ing [ʼgrəʊɪŋ, Am ʼgroʊ-] nAnbau m;bulb-\growing Blumenzwiebelanbau m;cotton-\growing Baumwollanbau m adjattr, invyou don't want to go on a diet - you're a \growing girl du willst doch wohl keine Diät machen - du bist noch im Wachstum!2) ( increasing) zunehmend, steigend;there is a \growing awareness of the seriousness of this disease man wird sich zunehmend der Tragweite dieser Krankheit bewusst
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