grown

grown
grown [{{t}}grəʊn]
1 pp of grow
2 adjective
(a) (person) adulte;
you don't expect grown adults to behave so stupidly on ne s'attend pas à ce que des adultes se comportent de manière si stupide;
he's a grown man il est adulte;
the children are fully grown now les enfants sont grands maintenant
(b) (garden)
the garden is all grown over le jardin est tout envahi par les mauvaises herbes

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