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development

/dɪˈvel.əp.mənt/

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noun

/dɪˈvel.əp.mənt/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее процесс роста, прогресса или улучшения чего-либо, а также конкретное событие или этап этого процесса.

A noun referring to the process of growing, progressing, or improving something, or a specific event or stage in this process.

  1. Growth or progressA2formal

    The process of growing, changing, or improving over time.

    ruРазвитие

    • The development of the child's language skills is remarkable.
    • Economic development is crucial for the country's future.
    • The company invested heavily in research and development.

    Synonymsadvancementevolutionexpansiongrowthimprovementmaturationprogressunfolding

    Antonymsdecaydeclinedeteriorationregression

  2. New event or situationB1formal

    A new event or change that happens in a particular situation.

    ruСобытие

    • There has been a recent development in the investigation.
    • The latest development in the story surprised everyone.
    • We are waiting for further developments before making a decision.

    Synonymschangecircumstanceeventhappeningincidentoccurrencesituationturn of events

    Antonymsdeclineregressionstagnation

  3. Construction or buildingB1formal

    The process of building houses, roads, or other structures on an area of land.

    ruЗастройка

    • The new housing development will include a park.
    • Urban development has transformed the city center.
    • The development of the shopping mall took two years.

    Synonymsbuildingconstructionerection

    Antonymsabandonmentdestructionneglectruin

Forms
  • developments plural form
  • developments' possessive plural form
  • development's possessive singular form
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