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Wildwuchs
u rečniku PONS
Wildwuchs m fig
uncontrolled growth
u rečniku PONS
un·con·trolled [ˌʌnkənˈtrəʊld, Am -ˈtroʊld] ADJ
uncontrolled
unkontrolliert
uncontrolled children, dogs
unbeaufsichtigt
uncontrolled aggression
unbeherrschte Aggressivität
growth [grəʊθ, Am groʊθ] N
1. growth no pl (in size):
growth
Wachstum nt <-s>
plant growth
Pflanzenwuchs m
plant growth
Pflanzenwachstum nt
to reach full growth
ausgewachsen sein
2. growth no pl (increase):
growth
Wachstum nt <-s>
growth
Zunahme f <-, -n>
growth
Anstieg m <-(e)s, -e>
rate of growth
Wachstumsrate f <-, -n>
rate of growth
Zuwachsrate f <-, -n>
growth industry
Wachstumsindustrie f <-, -n>
3. growth no pl of sb's character, intellect:
growth (development)
Entwicklung f <-, -en>
growth (development)
Entfaltung f <-, -en>
growth (in importance)
Wachstum nt <-s>
growth area
Entwicklungsgebiet nt
4. growth (of plant):
growth
Trieb m <-(e)s, -e>
growth
Schössling m <-s, -e>
there is new growth sprouting in spring
im Frühling sprießen neue Triebe
5. growth no pl (whiskers):
growth
[wenige Tage alter] Bartwuchs
to have a three days' growth on one's chin
einen Drei-Tage-Bart haben
6. growth MED:
growth
Geschwulst f <-, Ge·schwụ̈ls·te>
growth
Wucherung f <-, -en>
growth (cancerous)
Tumor m <-s, -Tumo̱ren>
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growth N ACCOUNT
growth (Steigerung, z. B. einer Rendite)
Zuwachs m
growth N MKT COMPET
growth
Wachstum nt
Klett rečnik iz biologije
uncontrolled growth
uncontrolled growth
unkontrolliertes Wachstum
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To be classified as a growth stock, analysts generally expect companies to achieve a 15 percent or higher return on equity.
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These organizations provide ready opportunities for participation in these and other special interests, and for personal and professional growth.
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Unsurprisingly, the study found (pdf) that being connected with an over-subscribed faith school was helpful for church growth.
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Under other definitions, growth less than 2-3% per year is a sign of stagnation.
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This represents a population growth rate of 1.9%.
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