grow apart

1 SEPARATEif people drift or grow apart, their relationship slowly becomes less close 逐渐疏远

Lewis and his father drifted apart after he moved to New York.

刘易斯搬到纽约后和父亲逐渐疏远了。

Examples from the Corpus

grow/drift apart• I think Dan and Tina just grew apart.• Instead, it was suggested the couple, who married in their early 20s, had simply grown up and grown apart.• We grew up, went off to different places, drifted apart.• Jabbing with the point he kept off Alexei's attack until the reaction of their mid-air collision made them drift apart again.• Such barrenness is the inevitable outcome where two people are growing apart and out of love.• Work-inhibited students have not grown apart from their parents and become independent.• If there is any twosome in a family likely to drift apart, it is a pair of brothers.• Later in life, Lewis and his father drifted apart, never to be reconciled.

→ grow/drift apart at apart(4)

2 phrasal verbphr v SEPARATEif two people grow apart, their relationship becomes less close 〔彼此的关系〕越来越疏远

The couple had been growing apart for years.

这对夫妇多年来日渐疏远。

Examples from the Corpus

grow apart• Instead, it was suggested the couple, who married in their early 20s, had simply grown up and grown apart.• Virgin and Coutts had long been growing apart.• Such barrenness is the inevitable outcome where two people are growing apart and out of love.• He said he and wife Brenda had been growing apart for at least a year.• Work-inhibited students have not grown apart from their parents and become independent.

→ grow apart at grow(PHRASAL VERB)

词汇	grow apart
释义	grow apart grow apart 1 SEPARATEif people drift or grow apart, their relationship slowly becomes less close 逐渐疏远 Lewis and his father drifted apart after he moved to New York. 刘易斯搬到纽约后和父亲逐渐疏远了。 Examples from the Corpus grow/drift apart• I think Dan and Tina just grew apart.• Instead, it was suggested the couple, who married in their early 20s, had simply grown up and grown apart.• We grew up, went off to different places, drifted apart.• Jabbing with the point he kept off Alexei's attack until the reaction of their mid-air collision made them drift apart again.• Such barrenness is the inevitable outcome where two people are growing apart and out of love.• Work-inhibited students have not grown apart from their parents and become independent.• If there is any twosome in a family likely to drift apart, it is a pair of brothers.• Later in life, Lewis and his father drifted apart, never to be reconciled. → grow/drift apart at apart(4) 2 phrasal verbphr v SEPARATEif two people grow apart, their relationship becomes less close 〔彼此的关系〕越来越疏远 The couple had been growing apart for years. 这对夫妇多年来日渐疏远。 Examples from the Corpus grow apart• Instead, it was suggested the couple, who married in their early 20s, had simply grown up and grown apart.• Virgin and Coutts had long been growing apart.• Such barrenness is the inevitable outcome where two people are growing apart and out of love.• He said he and wife Brenda had been growing apart for at least a year.• Work-inhibited students have not grown apart from their parents and become independent. → grow apart at grow(PHRASAL VERB)
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