growing

adjectiveonly before noun

UK /ˈɡrəʊɪŋ/

1
a growing feeling or situation is starting to exist more often, and is becoming more important or serious
She sensed my growing apprehension.
There is growing public concern over the effects of this policy.
growing trend:
the growing trend towards fitness
Synonyms and related words
Describing things which are beginning and developing
new
emerging
embryonic
Synonyms and related words
General words used to describe emotions
acutely
affective
basic
Collocates
Nouns frequently used with growing
▪ awareness, concern, demand, discontent, disenchantment, dissatisfaction, realization, unrest
2
used for describing things that are becoming greater in size or amount
the growing popularity of the Internet
a growing number of:
A growing number of people are choosing to eat less meat.
fastest growing:
Europe’s fastest growing international airport
Synonyms and related words
Words used to describe increases and decreases
accumulative
and counting
by a factor of something

phrases

a growing lad/boy/girl

单词	growing
释义	growing adjectiveonly before noun UK /ˈɡrəʊɪŋ/ Other entries for this word grow verb growing pains noun growing season noun a growing lad/boy/girl phrase the natives are getting/growing restless phrase grow in phrasal verb grow on phrasal verb grow up phrasal verb grow into phrasal verb grow out phrasal verb grow apart phrasal verb grow out of phrasal verb grow up on phrasal verb grow away from phrasal verb DEFINITIONS2 1 a growing feeling or situation is starting to exist more often, and is becoming more important or serious She sensed my growing apprehension. There is growing public concern over the effects of this policy. growing trend: the growing trend towards fitness Synonyms and related words Describing things which are beginning and developing new emerging embryonic Synonyms and related words General words used to describe emotions acutely affective basic Collocates Nouns frequently used with growing ▪ awareness, concern, demand, discontent, disenchantment, dissatisfaction, realization, unrest 2 used for describing things that are becoming greater in size or amount the growing popularity of the Internet a growing number of: A growing number of people are choosing to eat less meat. fastest growing: Europe’s fastest growing international airport Synonyms and related words Words used to describe increases and decreases accumulative and counting by a factor of something phrases a growing lad/boy/girl growing adjectiveonly before noun US /ˈɡroʊɪŋ/ Other entries for this word grow verb growing pains noun growing season noun a growing boy/girl phrase the natives are getting/growing restless phrase grow in phrasal verb grow on phrasal verb grow up phrasal verb grow into phrasal verb grow out phrasal verb grow apart phrasal verb grow out of phrasal verb grow up on phrasal verb grow away from phrasal verb DEFINITIONS2 1 a growing feeling or situation is starting to exist more often, and is becoming more important or serious She sensed my growing apprehension. There is growing public concern over the effects of this policy. growing trend: the growing trend toward fitness Synonyms and related words Describing things which are beginning and developing new emerging embryonic Synonyms and related words General words used to describe emotions acutely affective basic Collocates Nouns frequently used with growing ▪ awareness, concern, demand, discontent, disenchantment, dissatisfaction, realization, unrest 2 used for describing things that are becoming greater in size or amount the growing popularity of the Internet a growing number of: A growing number of people are choosing to eat less red meat. fastest growing: the country’s fastest growing international airport Synonyms and related words Words used to describe increases and decreases accumulative and counting by a factor of something phrases a growing boy/girl
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