Outgrown Meaning in English
word · lemma: outgrow
ˌaʊtˈɡɹoʊn
owt-GROHN
aʊtɡɹˈəʊn
owt-GROHN
释义
To become too big or mature for something, often used for clothes that don't fit anymore or interests and habits that are no longer suitable.
用法与细微差别
Commonly used for children growing out of clothes ('outgrown my shoes'), but also applies to habits, friends, or stages of life ('outgrown cartoons'). More formal than slang, not for objects you never fit into. Usually used in the present perfect or past perfect.
Spanish: quedarse pequeño (ropa) - dejar atrás (por madurez)Portuguese (BR): deixar de caber (roupa) - superar (maduro)Portuguese (PT): deixar de servir (roupa) - ultrapassar (madurez)Chinese (Simplified): 穿不下（衣服）- 超越（兴趣、阶段）Chinese (Traditional): 穿不下（衣服）- 超越（興趣、階段）Hindi: छोटा पड़ जाना (कपड़े) - पार करना (रूचि/आदतें)Arabic: أصبح ضيّقًا (ملابس) - تجاوز (مرحلة أو عادة)Bengali: অতিরিক্ত বড় হয়ে গেছে - থেকে বেড়ে উঠেছেRussian: перерос(ла) - вырос(ла) изJapanese: 卒業した（慣用的） - サイズが合わなくなったVietnamese: không còn phù hợp với - trưởng thành hơnKorean: 더 이상 맞지 않게 되다 - 졸업하다 (비유적)Turkish: büyümek ve sığmamak - aşmakUrdu: چھوٹا پڑ جانا - بڑے ہو کر پیچھے چھوڑ دیناIndonesian: tidak muat lagi - tumbuh melampaui
例句
She has outgrown her favorite dress.
basic
The baby quickly outgrew her crib.
basic
I have outgrown my old toys.
basic
He's outgrown his childish fears.
natural
I think we’ve outgrown this town and need a change.
natural
She’s outgrown her interest in comic books.
natural