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developed

/dɪˈvel.əpt/

Traduction: Qualifie ce qui a été amélioré, perfectionné ou amené à un état plus complexe ou plus efficace., Verbe désignant le processus de croissance, de progression ou de création de quelque chose au fil du temps, incluant le fait de faire évoluer, d'améliorer ou de mettre au point.

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adjective

/dɪˈvel.əpt/A2formal
  • frQualifie ce qui a été amélioré, perfectionné ou amené à un état plus complexe ou plus efficace.

Describes something that has been advanced, improved, or brought to a more complex or effective state.

  1. Advanced or matureB1formal

    Having reached an advanced stage of growth, progress, or complexity.

    frdéveloppé (avancé)

    • The country has a highly developed economy.
    • She has a very developed sense of responsibility.
    • The technology is fully developed and ready for market.

    Synonymesadvancedcomplexfull-grownmaturemodernrefinedripesophisticated

    Antonymesimmatureprimitiveunderdevelopedundeveloped

  2. Built or constructedB1formal

    Having been built or improved upon, especially in terms of infrastructure or land use.

    framénagé (construit ou équipé)

    • The developed area of the city has many skyscrapers.
    • They moved to a more developed neighborhood.
    • The land is now fully developed with houses and shops.

    Synonymesbuiltbuilt-upimprovedurbanized

    Antonymesrawundevelopedvacant

  3. Elaborated or detailedB2formal

    Having been expanded or explained in detail.

    frdéveloppé (élaboré, détaillé)

    • The author presented a well-developed argument in the book.
    • Her theory is more developed than his.
    • The plan is not yet fully developed.

    Synonymesdetailedelaboratedexpandedfullthorough

    Antonymesbasicroughrudimentarysimplesketchyundeveloped

Formes
  • more developed comparative form
  • most developed superlative form
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verb

develop/dɪˈvel.əp/A2formal
  • frVerbe désignant le processus de croissance, de progression ou de création de quelque chose au fil du temps, incluant le fait de faire évoluer, d'améliorer ou de mettre au point.

A verb used to indicate the process of growing, advancing, or creating something over time.

  1. Grow or progressA2formal

    To grow, advance, or become more advanced over time.

    frse développer

    • The city developed rapidly after the new factory opened.
    • She developed a strong interest in photography.
    • The economy developed steadily during the decade.

    Synonymesadvanceevolveexpandgrowimprovematureprogressthrive

    Antonymesdeclinedeteriorateregressretrogressstagnatewither

  2. Create or produceB1formal

    To create, invent, or produce something new.

    frCréer ou produire

    • Scientists developed a new vaccine for the disease.
    • The company developed innovative software.
    • He developed a plan to solve the problem.

    Synonymesconceiveconstructcreatedevisefabricateformulategenerateinventoriginateproduce

    Antonymesabolishdemolishdestroyeliminateruin

  3. Process filmB2formal

    To treat photographic film to make images visible.

    frDévelopper (photographie)

    • They developed the film in a darkroom.
    • The photographer developed the pictures overnight.
    • Digital cameras have made developing film less common.

    Synonymesprocess

Formes
  • developed past participle
  • developed past simple
  • developing present participle
  • develops third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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