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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

grew [Am ɡru, Brit ɡruː] past grow

I. grow <Past grew, Past Part grown> [Am ɡroʊ, Brit ɡrəʊ] VERB intr

1. grow:

grow plant/crop/flower:
grow hair/nail/horn:

2.1. grow (get bigger, taller):

grow person/animal:

2.2. grow (develop spiritually, emotionally):

2.3. grow (expand, increase):

grow city/company/institution:
grow quantity/population:
grow suspicion/influence/optimism:
grow suspicion/influence/optimism:
output/demand grew by 40%

3.1. grow (become):

3.2. grow (get):

to grow to + infin she grew to love him
to grow to + infin she grew to love him

II. grow <Past grew, Past Part grown> [Am ɡroʊ, Brit ɡrəʊ] VERB trans

1.1. grow (cultivate):

grow flowers/plants/crops

1.2. grow:

2. grow HANDEL:

grow company

I. grow <Past grew, Past Part grown> [Am ɡroʊ, Brit ɡrəʊ] VERB intr

1. grow:

grow plant/crop/flower:
grow hair/nail/horn:

2.1. grow (get bigger, taller):

grow person/animal:

2.2. grow (develop spiritually, emotionally):

2.3. grow (expand, increase):

grow city/company/institution:
grow quantity/population:
grow suspicion/influence/optimism:
grow suspicion/influence/optimism:
output/demand grew by 40%

3.1. grow (become):

3.2. grow (get):

to grow to + infin she grew to love him
to grow to + infin she grew to love him

II. grow <Past grew, Past Part grown> [Am ɡroʊ, Brit ɡrəʊ] VERB trans

1.1. grow (cultivate):

grow flowers/plants/crops

1.2. grow:

2. grow HANDEL:

grow company

grow on VERB [Am ɡroʊ -, Brit ɡrəʊ -] (v + prep + o) ugs

grow up VERB [Am ɡroʊ -, Brit ɡrəʊ -] (v + adv)

1. grow up (spend childhood):

2. grow up (become adult):

to grow up into sth
to grow up into sth

3. grow up (arise):

grow up friendship/custom/feeling:
grow up friendship/custom/feeling:
nacer liter

I. grow out VERB [Am ɡroʊ -, Brit ɡrəʊ -] (v + adv)

II. grow out VERB [Am ɡroʊ -, Brit ɡrəʊ -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

grow into VERB [Am ɡroʊ -, Brit ɡrəʊ -] (v + prep + o)

1. grow into (become):

2. grow into (grow to fit):

grow from VERB [Am ɡroʊ -, Brit ɡrəʊ -] (v + prep + o)

grow from idea:

nacer de liter

grow together VERB [Am ɡroʊ -, Brit ɡrəʊ -] (v + adv)

grow apart VERB [Am ɡroʊ -, Brit ɡrəʊ -] (v + adv)

grow apart friends:

grow out of VERB [Am ɡroʊ -, Brit ɡrəʊ -] (v + adv + prep + o)

1. grow out of habit:

2. grow out of clothes:

3. grow out of idea:

nacer de liter

im PONS Wörterbuch

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grew [gru:] VERB

grew pt von grow

I. grow [grəʊ, Am groʊ] VERB intr grew, grown

1. grow:

2. grow (increase):

3. grow (develop):

4. grow (become):

II. grow [grəʊ, Am groʊ] VERB trans

1. grow (cultivate):

2. grow (let grow):

I. grow [grəʊ, Am groʊ] VERB intr grew, grown

1. grow:

2. grow (increase):

3. grow (develop):

4. grow (become):

II. grow [grəʊ, Am groʊ] VERB trans

1. grow (cultivate):

2. grow (let grow):

grow on VERB ugs

grow into VERB trans insep

grow into übtr

grow up VERB intr

1. grow up:

2. grow up (develop):

grow away from VERB trans

grow out of VERB trans insep

1. grow out of (become too big):

2. grow out of habit:

Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
im PONS Wörterbuch
Englisch
Englisch
Spanisch
Spanisch

grew [gru] VERB

grew pt von grow

I. grow <grew, grown> [groʊ] VERB intr

1. grow:

2. grow (increase):

3. grow (develop):

4. grow (become):

II. grow <grew, grown> [groʊ] VERB trans

1. grow (cultivate):

2. grow (let grow):

I. grow <grew, grown> [groʊ] VERB intr

1. grow:

2. grow (increase):

3. grow (develop):

4. grow (become):

II. grow <grew, grown> [groʊ] VERB trans

1. grow (cultivate):

2. grow (let grow):

grow into VERB trans insep

grow into übtr

grow up VERB intr

1. grow up:

2. grow up (develop):

grow on VERB trans

1. grow on (become pleasing):

grow on a taste

2. grow on (become apparent):

grow on feeling
grow on feeling

grow out of VERB trans insep

1. grow out of (become too big):

2. grow out of habit:

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Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch

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Those who profit by sponging off other peoples' money (aka financiers, hedge fund managers, etc), are loathsome.
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Telegraph (and telex) charged per word sent, so companies which sent large volumes of telegrams developed codes to save money on tolls.
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It spent 1.6 million of public money on the scheme, so a greater than tenfold return on investment was expected.
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The money was stored in a cement-block strong room with a round-the-clock private security guard.
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In other words, bettors were throwing money at the underdogs and underbidding on the favorites.
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