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evolve in French

evolve in French is progresser, évoluer, élaborer — evolve means of living things or species, to develop and change gradually over many generations.

evolve in French

progresser
verb
évoluer
verb
élaborer
verb
To cause (something) to come into being or develop.

What does "evolve" mean?

  1. verb Of living things or species, to develop and change gradually over many generations.
    "Birds are believed to have evolved from a group of feathered dinosaurs."
  2. verb To develop gradually into a different or more advanced form.
    "The startup evolved from a two-person team into a company of hundreds."
  3. verb (chemistry) To give off a gas during a chemical reaction.
    "The reaction evolves carbon dioxide as a byproduct."
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evolve in a sentence

  • Birds are believed to have evolved from a group of feathered dinosaurs.
  • Over millions of years, whales evolved from small land animals.
  • The startup evolved from a two-person team into a company of hundreds.
  • Her taste in music has evolved a lot since university.

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What is "evolve" in French?
"evolve" in French is progresser, évoluer, élaborer. evolve means: Of living things or species, to develop and change gradually over many generations.
How do you use "evolve" in a sentence?
Example: "Birds are believed to have evolved from a group of feathered dinosaurs." In French, "evolve" is progresser, évoluer, élaborer.
Are there other ways to say "evolve" in French?
Yes — French has 3 translations listed for "evolve": progresser, évoluer, élaborer.
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