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Перевод: outgrow

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перерастать; вырастать; перерасти; вырасти; отделываться с возрастом

Тезаурус:

1. Hyperactive children (and some adults as well) were observed suddenly to outgrow behaviour problems along with their skin allergies.
2. outgrow
3. In some cases, such parasitic cones can outgrow their parents, but at that point the term becomes irrelevant.
4. Eventually, most youngsters outgrow the jealousy and bickering, and begin to feel affection and care for each other.
5. They can be heavily attacked by turnip flea beetle when in the two-leaf stage if the seeds are not dressed, but will usually outgrow the damage.
6. It is therefore advisable to collect blastocysts well in advance of hatching and attachment and allow then, to expand and hatch in vitro in a simple defined medium (e.g M16 + BSA Table 5) or hatch and outgrow in a more complex medium leg.
7. Because of the breed's genetic separation from other breeds, crossbred calves display considerable hybrid vigour and outgrow many other crosses but can still be fattened off grass.
8. When buying a Snakehead, you should allow for the fact that they will eventually outgrow standard aquariums.
9. Even if the herb will eventually outgrow its container, you can still plant it when young, press its foliage and then, when it becomes too large, pass it on to a culinary-minded friend who has more space.
10. But even when children outgrow their biological needs, their tastes persist as passions turn to chocolate, cheeseburgers, chips and milk shakes.
11. Spreadsheet models are so useful that they have a tendency to outgrow the capabilities of the software that has been used to implement them
12. Spreadsheet models are so useful that they have a tendency to outgrow the capabilities of the software that has been used to implement them.
13. Many-celled bodies outgrow the microscope.