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underdevelopment

/ˌʌn.də.dɪˈvɛl.əp.mənt/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa o estado de crescimento ou progresso insuficiente, especialmente de uma região ou país. Na fotografia, refere-se à revelação insuficiente do filme, resultando em contraste fraco.

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noun

/ˌʌn.də.dɪˈvɛl.əp.mənt/C1formaltechnical
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o estado de crescimento ou progresso insuficiente, especialmente de uma região ou país. Na fotografia, refere-se à revelação insuficiente do filme, resultando em contraste fraco.

A noun referring to a state of inadequate growth or progress, or in photography, the insufficient processing of film leading to poor contrast.

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  1. State of inadequate developmentB2formal

    A condition where something has not grown or progressed to a normal or expected level.

    ptSubdesenvolvimento

    • The underdevelopment of the region's infrastructure hindered economic growth.
    • Child underdevelopment can be caused by poor nutrition.
    • The project failed due to the underdevelopment of its core technology.

    Sinônimosarrested developmentbackwardnessimmaturityretardation

    Antônimosadvancementdevelopmentgrowthmaturationprogress

  2. Inadequate film processingC1formaltechnical

    In photography, a condition where film is not processed enough, resulting in a lack of contrast and detail.

    ptSubprocessamento

    • The photos came out too light due to underdevelopment of the film.
    • Underdevelopment can cause the image to appear flat and lacking in shadows.
    • The photographer adjusted the chemicals to avoid underdevelopment.
Formas
  • underdevelopments plural form
  • underdevelopments' possessive plural form
  • underdevelopment's possessive singular form
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