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v. (grew, grown) 1. ургах, нахиалах, соёолох. 2. өсөх, нэмэгдэх, ихсэх, томрох. 3. өсгөх, ургуулах, тарих. She wants to let her hair \grow. Тэр, үсээ ургуулах санаатай. 4. болох. \grow old(er) хөгшин болох, хөгшрөх. It began to \grow dark. Харанхуй болов. grow on trees ургадаг мэт элбэг байх. You spend too much-money doesn't \grow on trees, you know. Мөнгө ургадаггүйг мэдсээр байтал чи яасан үрэлгэн юм. grow apart (from sb) уулзалгүй олон жил болох, холбоо тасраад удах. grow away from sb аажмаар холдох/ хөндийрөх. When she left school she started to \grow away from her mother. Тэр, сургуулиа төгсөөд эхээсээ хөндийрч эхлэв. grow into sth 1. болох, өөрчлөгдөх, хувирах. She is \growing into a beautiful young woman. Тэр, сайхан хүүхэн болж байна. 2. өсөж том болох. 3. гарших, дадах, дасах. grow on sb анхнаасаа дургүй байсан юм хожим таалагддаг болох, санаанд нийцэж эхлэх. His music \grows on you, I find. Түүний хөгжим чамд таалагдах болсныг би мэдэж байна. grow out of sth 1. бие өсөж хувцас нь багадах. 2. өсөх, том болох. \grow out of children's games хүүхдийн тоглоом тоглох наснаас өнгөрөх. 3. (санаа г.м.) төрөх, үүсэх, эх сурвалж болох. grow up өсөх, том болох, насанд хүрэх, хөгжих. grower n. 1. үржүүлэгч, ургуулагч, таригч. 2. ургамал. a quick \grow хурдан ургадаг ургамал. growing adj. өсөж буй, өсөн нэмэгдэж байгаа, томорч/ ихсэж буй. growing pains n. 1. бага хүүхдийн бие өсөж мөчнүүд нь янгинах. 2. шинээр эхлэх юманд тулгарах зовлон бэрхшээл.
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