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run; increase; outgrow (my family has outgrown our house – дом стал тесен для моей разросшейся семьи); overgrow; come up (о ценах и т.п.: Both units' prices came up 0.8% and 1.9% annually.); achieve momentum; gather momentum; grow tall; go up (bookworm); witness an increase (bookworm); come into sight; emerge; appear; arise; mature (о животных); sprout; spring up (о домах, городах и не только, например: Many new houses have sprung in this area. • Even now, despite the vast garages, the pylons and the gaily painted factory glasshouses which had sprung up beside it, there still remained an occasional trace of past cultures. 4uzhoj); come up; develop (into); proliferate; grow; grow up; rise; go up; grow into; grow out of; loom up; gain in height |
| Gruzovik |
grow up |
| econ. |
gain ground (ZolVas) |
| Gruzovik, fig. |
proliferate (pf of расти); advance (pf of расти); grow in stature (pf of расти) |
| idiom. |
cut teeth on (на; cut one's teeth on Баян) |
| inf. |
creep; outgrow |
| Makarov. |
come up (в чьих-либо глазах, мнении) |
| math. |
develop |
| media. |
soar (стремительно: In the last three weeks, the number of lab-confirmed cases has soared from about 50 in China to more than 17,000 in at least 23 countries 4uzhoj) |
| st.exch., news |
climb (в цене: Gold, a traditional safe-haven investment, has climbed in recent days and reached $1,910 an ounce, a gain of 0.2%. Silver prices are also up, by more than 1%. 4uzhoj) |
| zool. |
recruit |
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nurture; raise; breed (animals); incubate; raise to be (someone – кем-либо Юрий Гомон); force; rear; bring up (children); bring up children; breed up; train (personnel) |
| Gruzovik |
grow (plants); cultivate (plants) |
| Gruzovik, fig. |
prepare; form; train |
| math. |
increase; develop; grow |
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деепр. от вырасти |
