Phrasal Verb: Grow into
English Meaning: Become large enough to fit
Hindi Meaning: फिट होने लायक बड़ा होना
The phrasal verb “grow into” means to become big enough to fit into clothes, shoes, or other items, usually over time as someone gets older or physically grows. It can also mean to gradually develop the ability to do something or to become more comfortable in a role.
What Does “Grow into” Mean?
- To become big enough to wear something – किसी चीज़ में फिट होने लायक बड़ा होना
- To develop into a role or ability gradually – धीरे-धीरे किसी भूमिका या गुण में ढल जाना
In Hindi:
- बड़ा होकर फिट होना
- धीरे-धीरे ढल जाना या निखरना
How to Use “Grow into” in Sentences
Example 1: The sweater is too big now, but you’ll grow into it.
Hindi: स्वेटर अभी बड़ा है, लेकिन तुम उसमें बड़े हो जाओगे।
Example 2: She has really grown into her new role as a manager.
Hindi: वह अपनी नई मैनेजर की भूमिका में धीरे-धीरे ढल गई है।
Example 3: Buy the shoes a little bigger—he’ll grow into them.
Hindi: जूते थोड़े बड़े खरीदो — वह उनमें फिट हो जाएगा।
Example 4: Over the years, he grew into a confident speaker.
Hindi: वर्षों में वह एक आत्मविश्वासी वक्ता बन गया।
Example 5: The puppy will grow into a large dog.
Hindi: वह पिल्ला बड़ा होकर एक बड़ा कुत्ता बनेगा।
Common Mistakes When Using “Grow into”
Incorrect: You’ll grow in this coat.
Correct: You’ll grow into this coat.
Incorrect: He grew on that shirt. Correct: He grew into that shirt.
(“Grow into” requires an object like clothes, shoes, a role, or a trait.)
Questions for Test
- What does “grow into” mean in Hindi?
- Translate: “You will grow into this jacket.”
- Fill in the blank: “He will _______ his new responsibilities.”
- Is “grow into” used for clothes only?
- Can you use “grow into” to describe skill development?
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Can “grow into” be used for roles and qualities?
Yes, it also means developing the ability or confidence for something.
Is “grow into” only used for children?
No, adults can also grow into roles, jobs, or responsibilities.
What is the difference between “grow into” and “grow out of”?
“Grow into” means to become big enough to fit; “grow out of” means to become too big for something.
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