Usages of crescere
Post paucos dies semina in sulco iam crescunt, sed radices adhuc parvae sunt.
After a few days the seeds are already growing in the furrow, but the roots are still small.
Semina in terra bona crescunt.
Seeds grow in good soil.
Hortulana terram prope vineam fodit, ut semina crescant.
The female gardener digs the ground near the vineyard so that the seeds may grow.
Quia ventus crescit, nautae e portu celeriter discedunt.
Because the wind is growing stronger, the sailors leave the harbor quickly.
Si cives rumoribus falsis non resistunt, fama mala celeriter crescit.
If the citizens do not resist false rumors, a bad report grows quickly.
Avia dicit sapientiam cum annis non semper venire, sed cum patientia et studio crescere.
Grandmother says that wisdom does not always come with years, but grows with patience and study.
Magistra dicit vitia parva facile crescere, nisi statim corriguntur.
The female teacher says that small faults grow easily unless they are corrected at once.
Magistra dicit artem bene scribendi usu paulatim crescere.
The teacher says that the skill of writing well grows gradually through practice.
Cum ventus crescat, gubernator clamat: “Remi parentur; velum firmum maneat.”
When the wind grows stronger, the helmsman shouts: “Let the oars be prepared; let the sail remain steady.”
In horto fabae et brassica bene crescunt, sed rapa hoc anno parva sunt.
In the garden beans and cabbage grow well, but the turnips are small this year.
Retro villam hortus parvus est, ubi flores crescunt.
Behind the house there is a small garden, where flowers grow.
Cum lilium sub fenestra floret, etiam violae prope ianuam celerius crescunt.
When a lily blooms under the window, the violets near the door also grow more quickly.
Post scholam magistra discipulos ad silvam ducit, ubi quercus altae et pinus densae crescunt.
After school the teacher leads the students to a forest, where tall oaks and thick pines grow.
Fagus in monte crescit, sed fraxinus et ulmus prope agrum stant.
A beech grows on the mountain, but an ash tree and an elm stand near the field.
Hedera super murum crescit et fenestram paene tegit.
Ivy grows over the wall and almost covers the window.
Arundo prope stagnum crescit, et ventus arundines movet.
A reed grows near the pond, and the wind moves the reeds.
In horto lactuca tenera crescit, sed cucumis adhuc parvus est.
In the garden tender lettuce is growing, but the cucumber is still small.
Mater dicit facultatem bene scribendi usu et patientia paulatim crescere.
Mother says that the ability to write well gradually grows through practice and patience.
Lilium suave in horto floret, et violae prope ianuam crescunt.
A fragrant lily blooms in the garden, and violets grow near the door.
In eo praedio pomarium magnum est, ubi mala et pira bene crescunt.
On that estate there is a large orchard, where apples and pears grow well.
Praefectus portus nautas monet ne nocte exeant, si ventus iterum crescat.
The harbor prefect warns the sailors not to go out at night if the wind grows strong again.
Nauta prudenter in sinu manet, quia ventus crescit.
The sailor stays wisely in the bay, because the wind is growing.
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