| Traduções principais/Principal Translations |
| grow | vi | (increase in size) aumentar em tamanho | crescer v int |
| At puberty, she will grow taller. |
| Na puberdade, ela irá crescer. |
| grow | vi | (expand) expandir | crescer v int |
| Our company has grown rapidly this year. |
| Nossa companhia cresceu rapidamente este ano. |
| grow | vi | (increase) aumentar | crescer v int |
| The population will grow rapidly. |
| A população crescerá rapidamente. |
| grow | vtr | (cultivate) cultivar | cultivar vt |
| They grow a lot of wheat in this region. |
| Eles cultivam muito trigo nesta região. |
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| grow acrimonious | vi | (become bitter or marked by resentment) tornar amargo | amargar, azedar v int |
| Sadly, many marriages grow acrimonious over time. |
| grow away from | | | afastar-se de |
| grow cold | | | esfriar-se |
| grow dim | vi | literal (light: become less bright) literal: luz | turvar, escurecer v int |
| The lights in the cinema grew dim as the film was about to start. |
| grow dim | vi | figurative (memory: fade) memória | diminuir v int |
| My memories of high school, over 50 years ago, are growing dim. |
| grow into | vtr | (become when fully developed) progredir intelectualmente, adiantar-se | desenvolver-se vp |
| If it survives, a tadpole will grow into a frog. |
| grow into | vtr | figurative (develop ability for: job, responsibility) tornar-se apto, capaz | habilitar-se vp |
| I'm finding the new job rather difficult at the moment, but I'm hoping to be able to grow into it as time goes by. |
| grow larger | | | aumentar |
| grow light | vi | (day: arrive, dawn) dia: | amanhecer v int |
| It grows light around 6 am at this time of year. |
| grow light | vi | figurative (become less of a burden) carga, fardo: | diminuir v int |
| grow old | | | ficar velho |
| grow out of | | costume | perder |
| grow poorer | | | empobrecer |
| grow rich | | | ficar rico |
| grow sickly | vi | (become prone to illness) | enfraquecer-se vp |
| | | ficar doente loc v int |
| grow skinny | vi | (become very thin) | emagrecer v int |
| grow up | vi | literal (become adult, mature) tornar-se adulto | crescer, amadurecer v int |
| | | desenvolver-se vp |
| I grew up in a village in Southern England. |
| As a child, Kenny wanted to be a policeman when he grew up. |
| grow up | vi | figurative (assume adult responsibility) figurativo | comportar-se como adulto loc vp |
| I wish my brother would grow up and get a place of his own. |
| grow up | interj | (stop acting childishly) | cresce!, cresça e apareça! interj |
| | | comporte-se como um adulto! loc interj |
| Grow up and start acting your age! |
| grow weak | vi | (person: lose physical strength) pessoa: perder força física | enfraquecer v int |
| He had grown weak after his illness and could no longer climb the stairs. |
| grow weak | vi | (excuse, etc.: be overused) justificativa: | dar desculpa esfarrapada loc v int |
| The excuse that your car would not start will grow weak if you use it too often! |
| grow weak | vi | (voice: become faint) voz: | enfraquecer v int |
| His voice had grown weak because he had been shouting too loudly at the football match. |
| grow weary | | | cansar-se |
| grow worse | vi | (deteriorate, worsen) | deteriorar, piorar v int |
| Your cough will grow worse if you don't give up smoking. |
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