grow from (something)

1. To develop from a particular starting point or thing. Usually said of plants. What do tulips grow from? Bulbs?

2. To change and mature after having had a particular experience. That break-up was really painful, but I did grow from it—now, I only date people who truly care about me.

grow something from something

to propagate a plant from a seed, bulb, corm, etc. I grew these tomatoes from seeds. Can you grow a mango tree from a seed?

grow from something

to develop and grow from a seed, bulb, corm, etc. This huge tree grew from a little seed. What kind of plant grows from this bulb?

词组	grow from (something)
释义	grow from (something) grow from (something) 1. To develop from a particular starting point or thing. Usually said of plants. What do tulips grow from? Bulbs? 2. To change and mature after having had a particular experience. That break-up was really painful, but I did grow from it—now, I only date people who truly care about me. See also: grow Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. grow something from something to propagate a plant from a seed, bulb, corm, etc. I grew these tomatoes from seeds. Can you grow a mango tree from a seed? See also: grow grow from something to develop and grow from a seed, bulb, corm, etc. This huge tree grew from a little seed. What kind of plant grows from this bulb? See also: grow McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: grow from burgeon out a grain of mustard seed grow into grow into (something) grow out ripen up adulting on mature reflection The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world
随便看	die in (something) die in the last ditch die in your bed die is cast die is cast, the die laughing die like a dog die like a dog, to die like flies die like Roland die of die of a broken heart die of boredom die of curiosity a gut feeling a gut reaction a guy thing ah a hair across (one's) ass a hair in the butter a hair of the dog a hair's breadth a hair shirt a halfway house a-ha moment