grow into

To develop so as to become

長(zhǎng)成：發(fā)展而成為

A boy grows into a man.

男孩長(zhǎng)成了男人

To develop or change so as to fit

逐漸適應(yīng)：發(fā)展或變化以適應(yīng)

She grew into her job. He grew into the relationship slowly.

她逐漸適應(yīng)了工作。他慢慢地適應(yīng)了這種關(guān)系

grow on 或 grow upon

To become gradually more evident to

逐漸變得，顯得

A feeling of distrust grew on me.

我逐漸產(chǎn)生一種不信任感

To become gradually more pleasurable or acceptable to

漸漸喜愛：逐漸變得令人愉快或使人接受

a taste that grows on a person.

使人逐漸喜愛的口味

grow up

To become an adult.

長(zhǎng)大：變成成人

grow on trees

[usu. with negative](informal)be plentiful or easily obtained

(非正式)（好像長(zhǎng)在樹上似的）伸手即可得到，極易得到

sponsorship money doesn't grow on trees in the States.

在美國(guó)贊助款不是唾手可得的。

grow on

become gradually more appealing to (someone)

越來越被…喜愛

this stuff grows on you.

這種東西會(huì)越來越吸引你。

grow out

disappear because of normal growth

因正常生長(zhǎng)而消失

Colette's old perm had almost grown out.

科萊特燙過的頭發(fā)都快長(zhǎng)直了。

grow out of

To develop or come into existence from

產(chǎn)生自…：由…而發(fā)展或形成

an article that grew out of a few scribbled notes; trust that grew out of long acquaintance.

由潦草的記錄而形成的文章；由長(zhǎng)期相識(shí)而產(chǎn)生的信任