grow out of

英 [ɡrəʊ aʊt ɒv]

美 [ɡroʊ aʊt əv]

（因自身长大或改变而）改掉（或戒除）（习惯、爱好等）; （孩子）长大穿不下（原来的衣服）

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB （因自身长大或改变而）改掉（或戒除）（习惯、爱好等）
  If yougrow out ofa type of behaviour or an interest, you stop behaving in that way or having that interest, as you develop or change.
  1. Most children who stammer grow out of it.
     大多数口吃的儿童长大以后就好了。
• PHRASAL VERB （孩子）长大穿不下（原来的衣服）
  When a childgrows out ofan item of clothing, they become so tall or big that it no longer fits them properly.
  1. You've grown out of your shoes again.
     你又长大了，原来的鞋子再也穿不下了。

双语例句

• Seeds or a young planting grow out of a hole in the center.
  种子和幼苗从中间的洞里面长出来。
• Most children who stammer grow out of it.
  大多数口吃的儿童长大以后就好了。
• What can make the maintenance costs of a software test infrastructure grow out of control?
  是什么使一个软件测试基础结构的维护成本的增长超出控制？
• With large programs, it can quickly grow out of control.
  对于大型程序而言，很快局面就会无法控制了。
• "It's a benign abnormality and children grow out of it," said Dr McKinlay.
  “这是一个良性的异常，孩子长大了出来，”麦金利博士说。
• Most children suck their thumbs but they grow out of it.
  大多数孩子都吮拇指，大了就好了。
• You wished your child would grow out of playing an instrument.
  你多但愿孩子长年夜，不再吹奏什么乐器了。
• The doctor said it was colic and that she would grow out of it.
  医生说她患的是腹绞痛，长大了就没事了。
• Their branches, which look more like roots, grow out of abnormally thick trunks.
  粗大的树干不规则地长出的树枝看起来更象树根。
• My son's only interest seems to be motorbikes, but I suppose he will grow out of it.
  我儿子唯一的兴趣似乎是摩托车，不过我想他长大后会抛弃的。