青年中文growing number of的意思
growing number of中文翻譯：
越來越多的……
……的數量不斷增長
growing───v.生長；發育；（使）生長；栽種；留（須、發等）；產生；發展；增加；（使）擴大；逐漸變得；逐漸開始；逐漸感受到；提升品質（grow的現在分詞）；adj.增加的
number of───許多；數目；若干
rapidly growing───迅速生長
growing pain───[醫]生長痛，發育期痛；成長的痛苦
amassing growing amounts of───積累越來越多的
number of copies───n.復制份數
growing trend───發展趨勢
growing evidence───越來越多的證據
growing family───成長中的家庭
A growing number of people are going vegetarian.───越來越多的人開始吃素了。
Campbell is one of an ever-growing number of skiers in need of sponsorship.───坎貝爾是日益增多的需要資助的滑雪者之一。
A growing number of people are returning to full-time education.───越來越多的人重返學校接受全日制教育。
But a growing number of studies suggest that this assumption is often wrong.───但是，越來越多的研究表明這種設想是錯誤的。
Stevia is one of the growing number of products trying to tame America's sweet tooth.───甜菊是一種新興產品，試圖滿足美國人對于甜食的喜好。
As it was aggressively expanding around the world, Toyota began to see a growing number of recalls.───由于豐田在全球積極地擴張業務，召回也開始變得越來越多。
CallUma is one of a growing number of services to help travellers who find themselves in tricky situations abroad.───CallUma是日益增多的此類服務公司之一。它們的工作，就是幫助在國外陷入各種麻煩處境的旅行者。
Which is why a growing number of prospective MBAs map out a win-at-all-costs strategy one, two or three years before applying.───這就是為何越來越多的準MBA們采用申請前工作一兩年或兩三年的戰略。
Like a growing number of young couples, Nathan Shaw and Maiko Sato met at the office, in a Cisco Systems training program for new recruits.───和越來越多的年輕夫婦一樣，內森o肖爾和佐藤麻衣子也是在辦公室相識的，他們初次相遇在思科系統為新員工舉行的培訓項目中。
A growing number of people are returning to full-time education.
The growing number of people seeking refuge in Thailand is beginning to concern Western aid agencies.
Reports have indicated that a growing number of medium-sized firms are under financial pressure.
A growing number of customers have been inquiring about the pending price rises.
A growing number of people are taking part-time jobs.
There are a growing number of countries queueing up for membership.
A growing number of people are going vegetarian.
A growing number of employers are trying to bypass the unions altogether.
A growing number of households have at least one computer.