Perder una costumbre o un interés al hacerse mayor.
To stop having a habit or interest as you mature.
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Los niños suelen dejar atrás el miedo a la oscuridad. — Children often grow out of their fear of darkness.
Se le ha quedado pequeña su chaqueta favorita. — He has grown out of his favorite jacket.
La idea surgió de una conversación informal. — The idea grew out of a casual conversation.
¿Ya dejaste atrás esa afición tan tonta? — Did you grow out of that silly hobby yet?
¿Ya se le han quedado pequeños esos zapatos? — Did she grow out of those shoes already?
Muchas empresas de éxito surgen de proyectos innovadores. — Many successful companies grow out of innovative projects.
Es normal dejar atrás ciertas amistades. — It's normal to grow out of certain friendships.
Mira si a los niños se les han quedado pequeños los pantalones. — Please check if the kids have grown out of their pants.
¿De verdad pueden surgir nuevas tendencias de las redes sociales? — Can new trends really grow out of social media?
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