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I v/t1. (fördern, vorwärtsbringen) develop ( aus from; zu into); (jemanden) auch bring on; (Appetit) build up, develop2. (hervorbringen, entfalten, zeigen) (Wärme etc.) generate, produce; (Dampf, Geruch) give off, emit, produce; (Initiative, Tatkraft, Talent, Phantasie etc.) display, show; (Geschmack) auch acquire ( für for)3. (erfinden, konstruieren) develop; (Theorie, Verfahren etc.) auch evolve4. (darlegen) explain (in detail), give a detailed account of5. FOT. developII v/refl1. (allmählich entstehen, sich herausbilden) develop, evolve, grow ( aus from; zu into); Gase etc.: form, be given off, be generated; (Gestalt annehmen) form, take shape; aus der Raupe entwickelt sich der Schmetterling the caterpillar develops into a butterfly; daraus entwickelte sich eine Krise it became ( oder turned into) a crisis, a crisis ensued, it gave rise to a crisis3. (vorankommen) (make) progress, advance, come on umg.; sich gut entwickeln be shaping up (well), be coming on (well) umg., be making good ( oder steady) progress* * *to work out; to develop; to educe; to generate; to evolve;sich entwickelnto evolve; to develop* * *ent|wị|ckeln [ɛnt'vɪkln] ptp entwi\#ckelt1. vtto develop (AUCH PHOT); (PHOT) esp Diapositive to process; Methode, Verfahren to develop, to evolve; (MATH ) Formel to expand, to develop; (CHEM) Gas etc to produce, to generate; Mut, Energie to show, to displayjdm etw entwickeln — to set out or expound sth to sb
2. vrto develop ( zu into); (CHEM Gase etc) to be produced or generateddas Projekt/der neue Angestellte entwickelt sich gut — the project/the new employee is coming along or shaping up nicely
er hat sich ganz schön entwickelt (inf) — he's turned out really nicely
* * *1) (to progress: How are things coming along?) come along2) (to use chemicals to make (a photograph) visible: My brother develops all his own films.) develop3) ((of animals, birds etc) to develop eg horns, produce eg feathers: The young birds are sprouting their first feathers.) sprout* * *ent·wi·ckeln *I. vt▪ etw \entwickeln1. (erfinden) to develop sth2. (entwerfen) to develop stheinen Plan \entwickeln to develop [or devise] a plan3. FOTOeinen Film \entwickeln to develop a filmII. vr1. (zur Entfaltung kommen)Ihre Tochter hat sich zu einer bemerkenswerten jungen Dame entwickelt your daughter has turned out to be a remarkable young lady3. (vorankommen)na, wie entwickelt sich euer Projekt? well, how is your project coming along?* * *1.reflexives Verb develop ( aus from, zu into)2.transitives Verb1) (auch Fot.) develop2) (hervorbringen) give off, produce <vapour, smell>; show, display <ability, characteristic>; elaborate <theory, ideas>* * *A. v/t1. (fördern, vorwärtsbringen) develop (aus from;2. (hervorbringen, entfalten, zeigen) (Wärme etc) generate, produce; (Dampf, Geruch) give off, emit, produce; (Initiative, Tatkraft, Talent, Fantasie etc) display, show; (Geschmack) auch acquire (für for)5. FOTO developB. v/r1. (allmählich entstehen, sich herausbilden) develop, evolve, grow (aus from;aus der Raupe entwickelt sich der Schmetterling the caterpillar develops into a butterfly;daraus entwickelte sich eine Krise it became ( oder turned into) a crisis, a crisis ensued, it gave rise to a crisissich gut entwickeln be shaping up (well), be coming on (well) umg, be making good ( oder steady) progress* * *1.reflexives Verb develop ( aus from, zu into)2.transitives Verb1) (auch Fot.) develop2) (hervorbringen) give off, produce <vapour, smell>; show, display <ability, characteristic>; elaborate <theory, ideas>* * *v.to develop v.to device v.to educe v.to evolve v.to generate v.to process v. -
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1. to develop2. to devise3. to educe4. to evolve5. to generate6. to originate [a new method, theory]7. to processto come up with sth.
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