outgrow
विकसित हो जाना
definition
verb
babies outgrow their first car seat at six to nine months
grow too big for (something).
translation of 'outgrow'
अधिक बढ़ जाना,
निकल पड़ना
verb
अधिक बढ़ना,
विकसित हो जाना,
ऊंचा हो जाना,
तबदील हो जाना
example
The speed at which kids 'outgrow' ski boots, skates and, yes, bikes is alarming.
babies 'outgrow' their first car seat at six to nine months
the more vigorous plants 'outgrow' their weaker neighbors
the more vigorous plants 'outgrow' their weaker neighbours
The meeting welcomed a library but felt that the community would quickly 'outgrow' the floor space allocated.
And they're better than real children, who soon 'outgrow' their adorable helplessness.
is it a permanent injury, or will the colt 'outgrow' it?
Unlike allergies to other foods like milk and eggs, children generally don't 'outgrow' allergies to peanuts or nuts.
You will find that the baby will quickly 'outgrow' even these.
But Coleman recognized that the theory left nowhere to go for talented musicians who, like many of their fans, 'outgrow' their adolescent rage.
His knee may jerk more than is normal or he may not lose reflexes that babies have but normally 'outgrow' .
Children often eventually 'outgrow' milk and egg allergies, although peanut allergies tend to be lifelong.
You never 'outgrow' your need for storage.
Many children 'outgrow' the milk allergy by 3 years.
The company hopes that its international business will eventually 'outgrow' its domestic operation.
But again the charity was to rapidly 'outgrow' its surroundings.
The productive forces of capitalist society have long ago 'outgrown' the national boundaries.
But once the technological novelty was 'outgrown' , something aesthetically interesting happened.
One of my first boyfriends was the same height as me and by the end of the relationship, I had 'outgrown' him, which I thought was very funny.
They'd long since 'outgrown' his father's minuscule house where they looked after his sick mother.
She has 'outgrown' the buggy she uses to get around and her mother was told social services could only provide her with a basic model as a replacement.
You may also be 'outgrowing' your old look and evolving into a more sophisticated style of dress.
If the vine has 'outgrown' its space, prune it back immediately alter flowering.
Even with these additions the collection had still 'outgrown' the spaces available.
Unlike his younger siblings who eventually 'outgrew' such games, George never forsook them.
As the railroads expanded, they quickly 'outgrew' the states that had created them.
So in a way they will always be figures of intrigue and of heroism and that's as it should be: childhood heroes should not be 'outgrown' just because childhood has ended.
Somewhere along the way, the book 'outgrew' its nimble original plan and then went on growing until prefaces as such became a distinctly secondary consideration.
The first time, his company's site had simply 'outgrown' the provider.
To set the scene, the company had been growing quite quickly over the preceding few years, and had already 'outgrown' the 2-year-old purpose-built headquarters.
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