Definition of full growth in English:

full growth

noun

mass noun

The greatest size that a plant or animal naturally attains; maturity.
the growth rate declines as the plant approaches full growth
Example sentencesExamples
- The jasmine will need a good pruning before it starts into full growth, and there's a host of small cleaning and clearing jobs to be done.
- Other strategies such as sugar fortification, supplementation and improved diet will also play a role if these children are to achieve their full growth and development as students, workers and citizens of South Africa.
- Termed as the ‘farmer's goat ’, the Boer is a heavy animal weighing up to 120 kg at full growth.
- Breed members achieve full growth at approximately three to four years of age, and they typically have a hardy constitution to accompany their solid construction, with an average life span of 15 to 20 years.
- It is a liquid and produces the best results when applied after emergent plants have reached full growth.
- The grass needs six months to attain full growth initially.
- This is unfortunate because it is precisely high culture that allows us to ‘become all we are capable of being; expanding, if possible, to our full growth, which is the law of culture,’ to bring in Thomas Carlyle.
- But we do want to get back to 4 percent or 5 percent unemployment, which obviously would be considered full growth today.
- Approximately ten young green leaves were collected from each clone in early to late June before full growth and before flowering had occurred.
- It seems that women, who bear children, attain full growth and potential after one or two pregnancies, while non-child-bearing women are not as fully balanced and become more nervous.
- In the case of red blood cell production folic acid will enable the cells to go through intermediate stages of growth, but can not bring them to their full growth.
- His voice had the high, cracking timbre of an adolescent, though by now he surely must have reached his full growth.
- The use of androgens by adolescents who have not completed their full growth will eliminate further growth by closing the bone epiphyses.
- A drifting log normally would be carried to a shoreline long before the crinoids reached maturity or full growth as developed by the Moroccan specimens.
- McGrath has found a possible marker to predict beets with high sugar content when they're about 7 weeks old, instead of waiting for full growth in about 25 weeks.
- Once full growth is achieved, secretion of growth hormone drops to a lower level.
- Flower and vegies gardens have sprung into full growth that can only happen with natural rainfall as compared to hose watering.
- This brings the subject of plant staking to mind as things come into full growth, are planted out or are being sown in the vegetable garden.
- If you abandon yourself to love, you will soon attain full growth.
- Cows don't even reach their full growth until they're 5 years old, when they hit their prime and give the most milk.
Synonyms
adulthood, majority, coming-of-age, matureness, manhood, womanhood, puberty, pubescence

Definition of full growth in US English:

full growth

noun

The greatest size that a plant or animal naturally attains; maturity.
the growth rate declines as the plant approaches full growth
Example sentencesExamples
- Cows don't even reach their full growth until they're 5 years old, when they hit their prime and give the most milk.
- Breed members achieve full growth at approximately three to four years of age, and they typically have a hardy constitution to accompany their solid construction, with an average life span of 15 to 20 years.
- McGrath has found a possible marker to predict beets with high sugar content when they're about 7 weeks old, instead of waiting for full growth in about 25 weeks.
- Other strategies such as sugar fortification, supplementation and improved diet will also play a role if these children are to achieve their full growth and development as students, workers and citizens of South Africa.
- The grass needs six months to attain full growth initially.
- It is a liquid and produces the best results when applied after emergent plants have reached full growth.
- If you abandon yourself to love, you will soon attain full growth.
- Flower and vegies gardens have sprung into full growth that can only happen with natural rainfall as compared to hose watering.
- A drifting log normally would be carried to a shoreline long before the crinoids reached maturity or full growth as developed by the Moroccan specimens.
- His voice had the high, cracking timbre of an adolescent, though by now he surely must have reached his full growth.
- This brings the subject of plant staking to mind as things come into full growth, are planted out or are being sown in the vegetable garden.
- It seems that women, who bear children, attain full growth and potential after one or two pregnancies, while non-child-bearing women are not as fully balanced and become more nervous.
- Approximately ten young green leaves were collected from each clone in early to late June before full growth and before flowering had occurred.
- In the case of red blood cell production folic acid will enable the cells to go through intermediate stages of growth, but can not bring them to their full growth.
- The jasmine will need a good pruning before it starts into full growth, and there's a host of small cleaning and clearing jobs to be done.
- Termed as the ‘farmer's goat ’, the Boer is a heavy animal weighing up to 120 kg at full growth.
- But we do want to get back to 4 percent or 5 percent unemployment, which obviously would be considered full growth today.
- Once full growth is achieved, secretion of growth hormone drops to a lower level.
- The use of androgens by adolescents who have not completed their full growth will eliminate further growth by closing the bone epiphyses.
- This is unfortunate because it is precisely high culture that allows us to ‘become all we are capable of being; expanding, if possible, to our full growth, which is the law of culture,’ to bring in Thomas Carlyle.
Synonyms
adulthood, majority, coming-of-age, matureness, manhood, womanhood, puberty, pubescence

单词	full growth
释义	Definition of full growth in English: full growth noun mass noun The greatest size that a plant or animal naturally attains; maturity. the growth rate declines as the plant approaches full growth Example sentencesExamples The jasmine will need a good pruning before it starts into full growth, and there's a host of small cleaning and clearing jobs to be done. Other strategies such as sugar fortification, supplementation and improved diet will also play a role if these children are to achieve their full growth and development as students, workers and citizens of South Africa. Termed as the ‘farmer's goat ’, the Boer is a heavy animal weighing up to 120 kg at full growth. Breed members achieve full growth at approximately three to four years of age, and they typically have a hardy constitution to accompany their solid construction, with an average life span of 15 to 20 years. It is a liquid and produces the best results when applied after emergent plants have reached full growth. The grass needs six months to attain full growth initially. This is unfortunate because it is precisely high culture that allows us to ‘become all we are capable of being; expanding, if possible, to our full growth, which is the law of culture,’ to bring in Thomas Carlyle. But we do want to get back to 4 percent or 5 percent unemployment, which obviously would be considered full growth today. Approximately ten young green leaves were collected from each clone in early to late June before full growth and before flowering had occurred. It seems that women, who bear children, attain full growth and potential after one or two pregnancies, while non-child-bearing women are not as fully balanced and become more nervous. In the case of red blood cell production folic acid will enable the cells to go through intermediate stages of growth, but can not bring them to their full growth. His voice had the high, cracking timbre of an adolescent, though by now he surely must have reached his full growth. The use of androgens by adolescents who have not completed their full growth will eliminate further growth by closing the bone epiphyses. A drifting log normally would be carried to a shoreline long before the crinoids reached maturity or full growth as developed by the Moroccan specimens. McGrath has found a possible marker to predict beets with high sugar content when they're about 7 weeks old, instead of waiting for full growth in about 25 weeks. Once full growth is achieved, secretion of growth hormone drops to a lower level. Flower and vegies gardens have sprung into full growth that can only happen with natural rainfall as compared to hose watering. This brings the subject of plant staking to mind as things come into full growth, are planted out or are being sown in the vegetable garden. If you abandon yourself to love, you will soon attain full growth. Cows don't even reach their full growth until they're 5 years old, when they hit their prime and give the most milk. Synonyms adulthood, majority, coming-of-age, matureness, manhood, womanhood, puberty, pubescence Definition of full growth in US English: full growth noun The greatest size that a plant or animal naturally attains; maturity. the growth rate declines as the plant approaches full growth Example sentencesExamples Cows don't even reach their full growth until they're 5 years old, when they hit their prime and give the most milk. Breed members achieve full growth at approximately three to four years of age, and they typically have a hardy constitution to accompany their solid construction, with an average life span of 15 to 20 years. McGrath has found a possible marker to predict beets with high sugar content when they're about 7 weeks old, instead of waiting for full growth in about 25 weeks. Other strategies such as sugar fortification, supplementation and improved diet will also play a role if these children are to achieve their full growth and development as students, workers and citizens of South Africa. The grass needs six months to attain full growth initially. It is a liquid and produces the best results when applied after emergent plants have reached full growth. If you abandon yourself to love, you will soon attain full growth. Flower and vegies gardens have sprung into full growth that can only happen with natural rainfall as compared to hose watering. A drifting log normally would be carried to a shoreline long before the crinoids reached maturity or full growth as developed by the Moroccan specimens. His voice had the high, cracking timbre of an adolescent, though by now he surely must have reached his full growth. This brings the subject of plant staking to mind as things come into full growth, are planted out or are being sown in the vegetable garden. It seems that women, who bear children, attain full growth and potential after one or two pregnancies, while non-child-bearing women are not as fully balanced and become more nervous. Approximately ten young green leaves were collected from each clone in early to late June before full growth and before flowering had occurred. In the case of red blood cell production folic acid will enable the cells to go through intermediate stages of growth, but can not bring them to their full growth. The jasmine will need a good pruning before it starts into full growth, and there's a host of small cleaning and clearing jobs to be done. Termed as the ‘farmer's goat ’, the Boer is a heavy animal weighing up to 120 kg at full growth. But we do want to get back to 4 percent or 5 percent unemployment, which obviously would be considered full growth today. Once full growth is achieved, secretion of growth hormone drops to a lower level. The use of androgens by adolescents who have not completed their full growth will eliminate further growth by closing the bone epiphyses. This is unfortunate because it is precisely high culture that allows us to ‘become all we are capable of being; expanding, if possible, to our full growth, which is the law of culture,’ to bring in Thomas Carlyle. Synonyms adulthood, majority, coming-of-age, matureness, manhood, womanhood, puberty, pubescence
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