关于Growth的意思和用法的提问

A: Giving children problems to solve in school helps them to grow and learn how to solve more complex problems in the future

A: It means you're growing at a normal and good rate. Not too slow and not too fast.

A: Are you watching When Harry Met Sally? :-) "in personal growth" means "in the section of the bookstore where books about personal growth are displayed". The person who is staring is standing in that section of the bookstore.

A: impressive or notable growth

A: Stellar means "relating to the stars". So stellar growth is significant growth indeed!

A: His efforts contributed to the company's growth

Does the amount of rain affect the growth of crops

Tim has a growth on his back

A: The growth of the plant was incalculable.

My growth spurt began in June.

Did you know that the growth of an animal is...?

The growth of the human popular was amazing.

A: The plant's growth is very fast

A: to promote → to make some product or cause more popular, to get other people support it or become interested in it.

facilitate → to make it possible for people to do or achieve something, to make it easy or easier, to make it available to many people.

to contribute → to perform, personally and together with others, a work or a donation for a main purpose.

economic growth → goods and services improvement (in a place during a period of time)

For instance:
▪︎We ought to undertake major changes in our infrastructures to facilitate economic growth, serious consumer education may promote our economic growth, but only a responsible chain of production will contribute to the economic growth we are looking for.

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A: They both mean the same thing, kick start is just a bit more of a professional way to say someone started something.

A: "Economic growth" means the economy is growing. It can be gradual and happening over the years, or it can be something general. "The country has seen major economic growth over the decades."
"Economic boom" is when the economy grows a lot in a very short amount of time. Usually, something happens to make an economic boom, like the introduction of a new market or something. "It has experienced an economic boom this year."

A: growth is more used if you say that something phisycally grew and development is mentally or in a personality. in the phrase you should use "personal devlopment"

A: for height, we use the words "short and tall" so "She is tall" would be correct.

She is high up. (she is down low would be the opposite)

A: I think in this context, steady and stable have the same meaning: the economy is growing in a pattern that is not too shaky or bumpy and doesn't make you feel too uncertain. If you imagine a graph of the stock market price, there will always be ups and downs, but if it doesn't look too chaotic and generally has a positive trend, then you can say it represents steady economic growth.

A: Opportunities for growth

Bueno ... realmente, se puede decir las dos!!! 😊

Growth opportunities

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A: It's pretty good. I'll just tweak very gently...

Despite the rapid growth in house price and the consistent rise in household income, average household wealth has declined over the same period. Table 6 reveals a steady decline in home ownership rates over the period, with a fall of 3.9%.

House price is OK, and you can actually take more "the"s out, but it's not a problem.

A: I'd say "statistics" because it's "in recent government statistics."

This is a normal phrase, and it seems to be among the statistics.

However it is right to say "A recent government statistic shows 〜" if you talk about one specific figure.

One graph can represent statistics because it is plotted from many individual bits of data. 🙂

A: The company 'Target' grew by 22%.

The companies 'Walmart' and 'Amazon' grew more than 22%.

A: i want you to be immersed IN the growth of the company.

A: - Your child's growth needs more of your participation.
- The growth of your child requires more of your participation.