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to grow
1.1
(of a plant) to naturally exist and develop
Example
Wildflowers often grow along the roadside.
Roses can grow beautifully in this climate.
These mushrooms grow in damp, wooded areas.
The desert doesn't have the right conditions for most crops to grow.
1.2
(of hair, nails, etc.) to develop or become longer
Example
The cat's claws have grown quite sharp.
Her hair grew to shoulder length over the summer.
If a lizard's tail is amputated, a new tail will grow.
His beard started to grow in his late teens, giving him a more mature look.
1.3
to cause a plant to develop and give fruit or flowers
Example
She grows beautiful roses in her garden.
He's trying to grow organic strawberries.
We need to grow more vegetables for the restaurant.
They're planning to grow sunflowers this summer.
This region is known for growing apples.
1.4
to let one's hair, nail, etc. become longer
Example
She's growing her nails for a special event.
He wants to grow a mustache this winter.
He decided to let his beard grow for a few months.
2.1
to make something become greater in size, amount, number, or quality
Example
The chef wants to grow the restaurant's reputation.
He's constantly seeking opportunities to grow the organization.
We need to grow our savings for the future.
She's determined to grow her collection of rare coins.
They are working hard to grow their social media presence.
3.1
(of people) to acquire and improve a specific skill or quality
Example
Supportive friends can help you grow socially.
He keeps growing as a musician.
Learning new languages can help you grow intellectually.
By attending workshops, she plans to grow professionally.
Example
Our puppy will grow into a big dog one day.
I can't believe how fast my nephew is growing.
Despite the harsh conditions, the desert cactus managed to grow and bloom.
The child grew taller day by day.
The student's understanding of the subject grew through the cumulative study of each chapter.
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