Examples of using Grows and develops in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Although it changes in all ways, and grows and develops until it reaches the perfect form, from the beginning it is a special species.
The ovaries are the female reproductive glands located on either side of the uterus(the organ wherea baby grows and develops during pregnancy).
shooting them out as the latter grows and develops.
Orthopedic surgery carries the additional risk that it may resolve some problems only to create more as a child grows and develops.
as the man himself grows and develops.
The newly discovered retinal cell- which is highly sensitive to light- controls how the eye grows and develops.
Deep and intense aroma grows and develops in the Cup with the oxygenation,
Certain European philosophers think that the species[naw'] grows and develops, and that even change and modification are possible.
we are now chiefly concerned to know how the higher self grows and develops from year to year.
Thus the embryo of man in the womb of the mother gradually grows and develops, and appears in different forms
For example, the human embryo grows and develops gradually in the womb of its mother
This is why the True Gardener plants again an incomparable young tree of the same kind and species, which grows and develops day by day, and spreads a wide shadow in the divine garden,
I would say that civilisation grows and develops when people move, and we ought not to be afraid of that.
as the little one grows and develops.
as the fetus grows and develops, and the uterus stretches,
who communicate with each other from the first moments of conception to foster mutual adaptation as the child grows and develops.
whitefly plant not only grows and develops poorly, but not tying buds.
first moments of conception, and it leads to a mutual adjustment as the child grows and develops.
it is a subject which grows and develops, remaining nevertheless the same:
customs belonging to each Church are considered as absolutely unchangeable there is a sure risk of Tradition losing that feature of a living reality which grows and develops, and which the Spirit guarantees precisely because it has something to say to the people of every age.