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ɡrəupast tense - grew; verb1) ((of plants) to develop: Carrots grow well in this soil.) vokse, gro, utvikle seg, dyrke2) (to become bigger, longer etc: My hair has grown too long; Our friendship grew as time went on.) vokse, bli større/lengre3) (to cause or allow to grow: He has grown a beard.) la vokse, anlegge4) ((with into) to change into, in becoming mature: Your daughter has grown into a beautiful woman.) bli, utvikle seg til5) (to become: It's growing dark.) bli (gradvis)•- grower- grown
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- grow updyrke--------gro--------tilta--------vokse1) vokse, gro, spire, kunne dyrkes2) utvikle seg, bli større, øke, utvide seg• look how you've grown!hun har vokst seg til fysisk, men ikke mentalt3) ( gradvis) bli• grow oldbli gammel \/ eldes4) dyrke5) produsere6) få7) utvikle8) la vokse, anleggegrow apart vokse fra hverandregrow away from vokse fra, bli fremmed forgrow big and strong vokse seg stor og sterk• now, eat your porridge, and you'll grow big and strongspis grøten din, så du blir stor og sterkgrow down(wards) minkegrow due forfallebe growing begynne å bligrow into a habit bli en vanegrow into fashion bli moderne, bli ingrow into one eller grow together vokse sammenbe grown over with være bevokst med, være overgrodd medbe grown up være voksengrow old bli gammel, eldesgrow on somebody være noe man blir stadig mer glad i, være noe som stadig betyr mergrow out bli for liten, bli fylt opp ( om grønnsaker) gå i stokkgrow out of vokse fra( overført) vokse fra, legge seg av med( overført) vokse frem fra, utvikle seg på grunnlag avgrow pale bli blek, blekneså høy du har blitt \/ så lang du har blittgrow to komme til å, lære seg ågrow to a storm blåse opp til stormgrow up ( om mennesker) vokse opp, bli stor ( om planter) skyte frem ( overført) utvikle seg, vokse fram( som interjeksjon) nå får du se og bli voksen, skjerp deggrow (up)on holde på å ta helt overhånd, holde på å ta kontrollengrow worse forverres, bli dårligere, bli verre
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