Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Would grown up trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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I would grown up with computers.
And the school did own the house we would grown up in.
She would grown up poor, known hunger.
He loved America, he explained, because he would grown up loving American movies.
She would grown up in the human world.
He left a bar drove to the house that he would grown up in, stabbed its occupants to death.
He would grown up in tough circumstances.
I always did,even though there was nothing simple about being on the run from the people we would grown up with.
I would grown up with that bridge as my link to home.
They might never come as naturally as if you would grown up with them, but they will work just as well for your son.
I would grown up with cats and had always connected easily with them.
And as I got to know Barack, I realized that even though he would grown up all the way across the country, he would been brought up just like me.
If I would grown up in an atmosphere of fear and anxiety, my brain might not have developed so well.
I had pretty fleeting contact with my dad up until the point hepassed away in 2008 when I was 18, so I would grown up having never spoken to my sister.
Once, he told me if he would grown up differently, he might have become a mathematician.
And perhaps most significantly, I would come to realise that with each year I grew older, this Japan of mine-this precious place I would grown up with- was getting fainter and fainter.
He would grown up in Prescott, so she would known him, to put a name to his face, to speak to, all of her life.
So we traded stories despite being strangers about which high school we would gone to and where we would grown up, and Mrs. So-and-so's candy store-- of being kids on the South Side.
He would grown up in Atlanta, which wasn't Texas, where the Coach coached, but it was the South, so the accent wasn't totally disingenuous.
The really mad thing was that when I did, I was wearing a Champions League winners medal around my neck, parading club football's greatest trophy around the streets of Liverpool-where I would grown up.
He would grown up in Hillsboro, a popular boy who played all the sports- football, basketball, baseball- but never been the star of any of them.
And perhaps most significantly, I would come to realise that with each year I grew older, this Japan of mine-this precious place I would grown up with- was getting fainter and fainter.
He lived now on the small farm where he would grown up, with the closest neighbor a mile down the road, and Monica had felt relaxed by the quiet solitude of his rural home.
She said:"What struck me when I first met Barack was that even thoughhe had this funny name, and even though he would grown up all the way across the continent in Hawaii, his family was so much like mine.".
Like, if we would grown up in a culture where we were taught that fat thighs were beautiful, we would all be pounding down milkshakes and cookies, lying on our backs, spending our days thigh-expanding.
Then the next morning, when I was making conversation to keep his mind off it all,and I asked where he would grown up, he mentioned some place in Dorset and his face beneath the blotches went into a completely new kind of grimace.
But now it was not a big deal for a man who would grown up on a corn farm and a woman who would grown up in a Beijing alleyway to marry and lead a family life not much different from their neighbors', even though Chris's mother had said several times at the wedding that to her it was a mind-boggling miracle.
But in the end I managed it, and the instant I saw her again, at that recovery centre in Dover, all our differenceswhile they didn't exactly vanishseemed not nearly as important as all the other things:like the fact that we would grown up together at Hailsham, the fact that we knew and remembered things no one else did.
I don't think that I would have had that reaction, if I would grown up reading all this science fiction, hearing about RD2D2, whatever it was called, and just-- you know, buying into this hype about computers.
That was the problem with most of the men who lived here-despite their pride at being Texans, they would grown up in cities, worked in office buildings, and, truth be told, they had more in common with people from New York than they did with their own parents.