英語 での To grow again の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Howbeit the hair of his head began to grow again after he was shaven”(Judges 16:22).
The city has started to grow again, other inhabitants have come to settle and enjoy the city.
I think that it appears in the phrase'the hair of his head began to grow again.'.
However, the hair of his head began to grow again after it was shaved off.”- JUDGES 16:22.
But his hair began to grow again when it had been cut off.
However, the hair of(Sampson's) head began to grow again after it was shaved off.".
Nevertheless the hair of his head began to grow again after he was shaved.
The cancer stopped growing in 10 of the patients for 12 weeks or more and then began to grow again.
In theory, after such mayhem, Greece might be able to grow again from a new, much lower base.
Analysts see IBM's revenue declining slightly in fiscal 2018, but earnings are expected to grow again.
With the cleanup of our riverways, its numbers are starting to grow again.
In the 30 percent of participants who responded to estrogen, tumors often began to grow again after a period of months or years.
Sept.2004 It had stopped growing during the summer but began to grow again.
The soil has improved, the worms have returned, the crops have begun to grow again. And only I have translated a spirit, as new attack has appeared- phytophthorosis.
Without the chemo, he knew, any remaining cancer cells would inevitably start to grow again, some venturing beyond the brain to other parts of her body.
The 37-year-old told presenters Holly Willoughby and Philip Schofield that she had sought a second opinion and to her surprise was told that her follicles had started to grow again.
Progression-free survival- the amount of time before the tumor began to grow again- was 7.2 months in the temozolomide group and 5 months in the other group'.
Hair loss associated with stress, goes away by itself: 1.5-3 months the hair falls out into pieces, then begin to grow again without the use of treatment.
The CBI report contrasts with claims last week by the National Institute of Economic and Social Research that the economy had begun to grow again in April and May.
The grass is beginning to grow again.