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I. grow <Pret imperf grew, Part perf grown> [Brit ɡrəʊ, americ ɡroʊ] VERBO trans

1. grow (cultivate):

grow plant, crop, cells

2. grow (increase, allow to increase) person:

grow hair, beard, nails
to grow 5 cm person:
to grow 5 cm plant:

II. grow <Pret imperf grew, Part perf grown> [Brit ɡrəʊ, americ ɡroʊ] VERBO intr

1. grow (increase physically):

grow plant, hair, nails:
pousser (by de)
grow person:
grandir (by de)
grow queue:
grow tumour, cancer:
to grow from bulb, seed

2. grow (of something abstract):

grow deficit, spending, crime, population, tension, anger, chances:
augmenter (by de)
grow company:
grow economy:
grow movement, opposition, support, problem:
grow poverty, crisis:
grow pressure, influence:
grow list:
grow mystery:
+ Conj to grow from x to y profit, movement:
to grow to figure, level
to grow in authority, strength, confidence

3. grow (become):

grow hotter, colder, stronger

Expressões:

grow apart VERBO [Brit ɡrəʊ -, americ ɡroʊ -]

grow apart people:

to grow apart from person

I. grow in VERBO [Brit ɡrəʊ -, americ ɡroʊ -] (grow in)

grow in nail:

grow together VERBO [Brit ɡrəʊ -, americ ɡroʊ -]

1. grow together (join together) literal:

grow together bones, plants, eyebrows:

2. grow together (become close) fig:

grow together people:

I. grow into VERBO [Brit ɡrəʊ -, americ ɡroʊ -] (grow into [sth])

1. grow into (become):

grow into frog, adult

2. grow into (fit into):

grow into role, position

3. grow into skin, bone tissue:

I. grow out VERBO [Brit ɡrəʊ -, americ ɡroʊ -] (grow [sth] out, grow out [sth])

grow out perm, dye:

I. grow on VERBO [Brit ɡrəʊ -, americ ɡroʊ -] (grow on [sb])

grow on habit:

grow up VERBO [Brit ɡrəʊ -, americ ɡroʊ -]

1. grow up (grow, get bigger):

grow up child:
grow up movement, idea:

2. grow up (become adult, mature):

grow up person, movement:
to grow up into scientist, beauty

I. grow out of VERBO [Brit ɡrəʊ -, americ ɡroʊ -] (grow out of [sth])

1. grow out of (get too old for):

2. grow out of (come from):

grow out of interest, idea, institution
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croître FISIOL, BOT animal, personne, plante:
croître colère, peur, abstentionnisme:
croître bruit:
croître production, vente, exportation:
to grow (de by)

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I. grow <grew, grown> [grəʊ, americ groʊ] VERBO intr

1. grow BIOL, AGRIC (increase in size):

grow trees, plants, hair
grow child, animal

2. grow (increase):

to grow by 2 %

3. grow (flourish):

4. grow (develop):

5. grow (become, get):

II. grow <grew, grown> [grəʊ, americ groʊ] VERBO trans

1. grow (cultivate):

grow tomatoes, maize
grow flowers

2. grow (let grow):

grow a beard, moustache

3. grow ECON (develop):

Expressões:

grow up VERBO intr

1. grow up (become adult):

2. grow up (develop):

Expressões:

grow into VERBO trans

grow out of VERBO trans

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végéter plante
blêmir horizon
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I. grow <grew, grown> [groʊ] VERBO intr

1. grow BIOL, AGRIC (increase in size):

grow trees, plants, hair
grow child, animal

2. grow (increase):

to grow by 2 %

3. grow (flourish):

4. grow (develop):

5. grow (become, get):

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

1. grow (cultivate):

grow tomatoes, corn
grow flowers

2. grow (let grow):

grow a beard, moustache

3. grow ECON (develop):

Expressões:

grow up VERBO intr

1. grow up (become adult):

2. grow up (develop):

Expressões:

grow into VERBO trans

grow out of VERBO trans

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végéter plante
blêmir horizon
Present
Igrow
yougrow
he/she/itgrows
wegrow
yougrow
theygrow
Past
Igrew
yougrew
he/she/itgrew
wegrew
yougrew
theygrew
Present Perfect
Ihavegrown
youhavegrown
he/she/ithasgrown
wehavegrown
youhavegrown
theyhavegrown
Past Perfect
Ihadgrown
youhadgrown
he/she/ithadgrown
wehadgrown
youhadgrown
theyhadgrown

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Most often, it measures the "maximum" amount of commercial bank money that can be created by a given unit of central bank money.
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The economic value of money as measured by its purchasing power is a subject of economic theory.
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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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But their current digital distribution model eliminates the radical chasm between who really got the money and who's been doing a lot of the work.
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Surely it did not need a financial whizz kid to work out there will be money to be made in this area.
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