Results for grow translation from Dutch to English

grow 1.
grow 1.

grow (ec)
grow (ec)

voor dg grow
for dg grow

grow en ecfin
grow and ecfin

bevoegd dg: grow
policy dg in charge: grow

grow haar op zijn hoofd.
grow hair on his head.

 opkweek („grow-out”)
 grow out

bevoegd dg: ecfin / grow
policy dg in charge: ecfin / grow

bevoegd dg: grow en ecfin
policy dgs in charge: grow and ecfin

overige administratieve uitgaven (dg grow)
other administrative expenditure (dg-grow)

met deze geest hebben we de grow ontwikkeld.
we design grow with all these things in mind.

bevoegd dg: ecfin, rtd, grow, regio
policy dgs in charge: ecfin, rtd, grow, regio

build connect grow-magazine over grootschalige projecten
build connect grow magazine on large scale pilots

 opkweek („grow-out”) voor menselijke consumptie
 grow out for human consumption

het grow-box systeem is eenvoudig in elkaar te zetten en te koppelen.
the grow-box system is simple to assembly and linking.

they are born, grow older, work, have children of their own and eventually die.
as the designer states in a video, "the townspeople of "banished" are your primary resource.

de grow zal misschien hun allereerste fiets zijn, en hij zal hen een echt gevoel van vrijheid bieden.
grow might be a first bike, and it means feeling free.

in 1967 kwamen bobby vee en zijn begeleidingsband the strangers terug met de hit "come back when you grow up".
when vee recorded "come back when you grow up" in 1967, he was joined by a band called "the strangers".

aan de onlineraadpleging werd echter grote bekendheid gegeven via dg grow, het esa, de eer en het jrc, en de raadpleging was openbaar.
the online consultation was however advertised widely through dg grow, esa, eea and the jrc, and was open to the public.

„(…) despite expectations that ft’s ebitda will grow to around €14 billion in 2002, ft’s substantial interest and capex requirements means the company is not expected to generate material free cashflow for deleveraging in the near term.
‘… despite expectations that ft's ebitda will grow to around €14 billion in 2002, ft's substantial interest and capex requirements means the company is not expected to generate material free cashflow for deleveraging in the near term.