Vocab Bloom Hub

developer

/dɪˈvel.ə.pər/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa a una persona u organización que crea, diseña o desarrolla software, aplicaciones, sitios web u otros productos tecnológicos.

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noun

/dɪˈvel.ə.pər/B1formalIT
  • esSustantivo que designa a una persona u organización que crea, diseña o desarrolla software, aplicaciones, sitios web u otros productos tecnológicos.

A noun referring to a person or entity that creates, designs, or builds software, applications, websites, or other technological products.

  1. Software developerB1formalIT

    A person who writes and maintains computer programs or applications.

    esDesarrollador de software

    • The developer fixed the bug in the code.
    • She works as a front-end developer for a tech company.
    • The team of developers released a new version of the app.

    Sinónimoscoderprogrammer

  2. Real estate developerB2formalbusiness

    A person or company that prepares land for building houses, offices, or other structures.

    esPromotor inmobiliario

    • The developer plans to build a shopping mall on that land.
    • A real estate developer bought the old factory site.
    • The developer is responsible for obtaining building permits.
  3. Photographic developerC1formalart

    A chemical solution used to develop photographic film or paper.

    esRevelador fotográfico

    • He poured the developer into the tray to process the film.
    • The photographer used a special developer for black-and-white prints.
    • Old developer can ruin the quality of the photographs.

    Sinónimosreducer

    Antónimosfixer

Formas
  • developers plural form
  • developers' possessive plural form
  • developer's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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