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2 Translation results for developing in Spanish

adjective | verb

developing adjective

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en desarrollo

develop verb

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developed, has developed, is developing, develops
desarrollar, elaborar, formar; desarrollarse; aparecer, surgir; revelar (en fotografía); fomentar; explotar (recursos), urbanizar (un área); adquirir; contraer (una enfermedad)

Example sentences of
develop verb

  • •She has been exercising regularly to develop her back muscles.
  • •The story was later developed into a novel.
  • •The island has developed its economy around tourism.
  • •The course is designed to develop your writing skills.
  • •A blossom develops from a bud.
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  • •The doctor says that the child is developing normally.
  • •In this class, we will be learning about how languages develop.
  • •Scientists are developing a treatment for the disease.
  • •The company has developed a new method for recycling old tires.
  • •He develops the concept more fully in his book.
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Synonyms of
develop verb

mature, ripen, age, mellow, happen, take place, occur, acquire, arise, contract, exploit, form, foster, grow, make

Detailed synonyms for develop verb

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Reverse translation for developing

en desarrollo
desarrollar  - to develop 
elaborar  - to make, to produce, to devise, to draw up 
formar  - to form, to make, to constitute, to make up, to train, to educate 
desarrollarse  - to take place 
aparecer  - to appear, to show up, to turn up, to be found 
surgir  - to rise, to arise, to emerge 
revelar  (en fotografía) - to reveal, to disclose, to develop (film) 
fomentar  - to foment, to stir up, to promote, to foster 
explotar  (recursos) - to exploit, to explode, to operate, to run 
urbanizar  (un área) - to develop (an area) 
adquirir  - to acquire, to gain, to purchase 
contraer  (una enfermedad) - to contract (a disease), to establish by contract, to tighten, to contract 
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