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Grow out of Meaning in English

expression

GROH-owt-uhv
groh-OHT-ov

التعريف

To stop liking, needing, or fitting something as you become older or more mature. It can refer to outgrowing clothes, interests, habits, or behaviors.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Informal, common in everyday conversation. Often used for clothes that no longer fit, or habits/interests that change as people get older. Can be used metaphorically ('grow out of childish behavior'). Not the same as simply 'grow', which means to get bigger.

Spanish: superar - dejar atrás - dejar de gustarPortuguese (BR): superar - deixar de gostar - deixar para trásPortuguese (PT): ultrapassar - deixar de gostar - deixar para trásChinese (Simplified): 不再喜欢 - 长大而不适合Chinese (Traditional): 不再喜歡 - 長大而不適合Hindi: बड़ी होकर पीछे छोड़ना - आदत छोड़नाArabic: يتجاوز - يكبر علىBengali: আর উপরে ওঠা - অভ্যাস ছেড়ে দেয়া - পুরনো জামায় ছোট হয়ে যাওয়াRussian: перерасти - повзрослеть и отказаться отJapanese: 卒業する（習慣や趣味などをやめるという意味） - 成長して着られなくなるVietnamese: vượt quá tuổi - không còn thích/hợp (cái gì) nữaKorean: 자라서 벗어나다 - 성장해 더 이상 하지 않다Turkish: büyüyüp aşmak - yaş geçtikçe vazgeçmekUrdu: بڑھ کر پیچھے چھوڑ دینا - عمر بڑھنے پر عادت یا چیز چھوڑ دیناIndonesian: tidak lagi cocok - tumbuh melewati - berhenti menyukai

جمل نموذجية

Many children grow out of their clothes quickly.

basic

You will probably grow out of this bad habit in time.

basic

I used to love cartoons, but I grew out of them.

basic

Most teenagers grow out of their rebellious phase.

natural

Eventually, you'll grow out of needing your parents' help with everything.

natural

He hasn't grown out of his video game obsession yet.

natural