grow
Anglais
Étymologie
- Du proto-germanique grōanan.
Verbe
| Temps | Forme |
|---|---|
| Infinitif | to grow \Prononciation ?\ |
| Présent simple, 3e pers. sing. |
grows |
| Prétérit | grew |
| Participe passé | grown |
| Participe présent | growing |
| voir conjugaison anglaise | |
grow \ɡɹəʊ\ irrégulier
- (Transitif) et (Intransitif) Pousser.
- (Intransitif) The corn is growing well.
- (Transitif) Semer, planter.
- Are you planning to grow corn again next year?
- (Intransitif) Croître, grandir.
- I think your son must have grown 10 centimeters since I last saw him. (grown by 10 centimeters)
- All of the plants grow well in this climate.
- (Transitif) Faire croître, faire grandir, agrandir.
- He decided to grow wheat on this part of the farm.
- If we plan wisely, we can grow this oil company into a billion dollar business.
- To grow a list, we call list methods such as append instead. — (Mark Lutz, Learning Python (5ème édition), O'Reilly, 2013, p. 113)
Quasi-synonymes
- plant (semer)
Dérivés
- grow on
- grow old
- grow out of
- growshop
- grow shop
- grown-up
- grow up
- growed
- grower
- growth
- growing pains
- growing point
- outgrow
- overgrow
Prononciation
- États-Unis : écouter « grow [ɡɹoʊ] »
- Royaume-Uni : écouter « grow [ɡɹəʊ] »
- Suisse (Genève) : écouter « grow [Prononciation ?] »
- Royaume-Uni (Londres) : écouter « grow [Prononciation ?] »