v.长得穿不下(衣服),增长得容不进(某地),比…长得高(或大、快),因长大而放弃,年增志移
outgrow的过去分词

原形：outgrow第三人称单数：outgrows过去式：outgrew过去分词：outgrown现在分词：outgrowing

As children grow older, they often outgrow their toys and games.
随着孩子们长大，他们常常不再玩儿那些玩具和游戏。
The small apartment was no longer suitable for the family as they began to outgrow it.
当这个小公寓不再能满足家庭的需求时，他们就开始觉得它太小了。
The baby has outgrown his first set of clothes and now needs new ones.
婴儿已经穿不下他的第一套衣服，现在需要新的。
Our knowledge of the subject has expanded, and we've outgrown the simplified explanations from our textbooks.
我们对这个主题的理解已经深化，不再满足于教科书上的简单解释。
After a few years in the same job, some employees may outgrow their roles and seek more challenging assignments.
在同一份工作中待了几年后，有些员工可能会觉得自己超过了现有的职位，希望接受更具挑战性的任务。
The company needed to outgrow its traditional business model to stay competitive in the digital age.
为了在数字化时代保持竞争力，公司必须超越传统的商业模式。
She finally outgrew her fear of public speaking and became an accomplished speaker at conferences.
她最终克服了公开演讲的恐惧，成为会议上出色的演说者。
His passion for learning led him to outgrow the limitations of his formal education.
他对学习的热情使他超越了正规教育的局限。
As technology advances, some skills become obsolete, and people must continuously learn to stay relevant and not be left behind by their profession – to outgrow obsolescence.
随着科技的发展，一些技能变得过时，人们必须不断学习以保持相关性，避免被职业淘汰。
After graduating, many students find that they have outgrown the narrow focus of their undergraduate studies and seek a broader perspective.
毕业后，许多学生发现他们的专业知识面过于狭窄，开始寻求更广阔的观点。