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1 evolve
B vi1 [theory, situation] évoluer ; to evolve from sth se développer à partir de qch ;2 [animal, organism] évoluer ; to evolve from sth descendre de qch. -
2 evolve
evolve [ɪ'vɒlv]∎ to evolve from sth se développer à partir de qch;∎ the theory has evolved over the years la théorie a évolué au fil des années;∎ medicine has evolved into a sophisticated science la médecine est devenue une science sophistiquée(system, theory) développer, élaborer -
3 evolve
1. intransitive verbsich entwickeln (out of, from aus; into zu)2. transitive verbentwickeln ( from aus)* * *[i'volv]- academic.ru/25390/evolution">evolution- evolutionary* * *[ɪˈvɒlv, AM -ˈvɑ:lv]how do we know that humans \evolved from apes? woher wissen wir, dass der Mensch vom Affen abstammt?II. vt▪ to \evolve sth etw entwickelnto \evolve new forms of life neue Formen des Lebens herausbilden* * *[ɪ'vɒlv]1. vtsystem, theory, plan entwickeln2. visich entwickeln, sich herausbilden* * *A v/t1. entwickeln, -falten2. Gas, Wärme etc verströmenB v/i2. entstehen ( from aus)* * *1. intransitive verbsich entwickeln (out of, from aus; into zu)2. transitive verbentwickeln ( from aus)* * *v.entwickeln v.herausbilden v. -
4 evolve
[ɪʼvɒlv, Am -ʼvɑ:lv] vihow do we know that humans \evolved from apes? woher wissen wir, dass der Mensch vom Affen abstammt? vtto \evolve sth etw entwickeln;to \evolve new forms of life neue Formen des Lebens herausbilden
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