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develop in Greek

develop in Greek is αναπτύσσω, εμφανίζω — develop means to grow or change gradually into a more advanced state.

develop in Greek

αναπτύσσω
verb
Pronounced: anaptysso
(transitive) To advance; to further; to promote the growth of.
εμφανίζω
verb
Pronounced: emfanizo
(transitive) To bring out images latent in photographic film.

What does "develop" mean?

  1. verb To grow or change gradually into a more advanced state.
    "Her interest in music began to develop when she was very young."
  2. verb To create or work something out over time.
    "Engineers are developing a cheaper way to clean water in remote villages."
  3. verb To treat photographic film chemically so its image becomes visible.
    "The shop will develop your holiday photos in about an hour."
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develop in a sentence

  • Her interest in music began to develop when she was very young.
  • The town has developed rapidly over the last decade.
  • Engineers are developing a cheaper way to clean water in remote villages.
  • She developed a plan for paying off her debts over two years.

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What is "develop" in Greek?
"develop" in Greek is αναπτύσσω, εμφανίζω. develop means: To grow or change gradually into a more advanced state.
How do you pronounce αναπτύσσω?
"develop" in Greek is αναπτύσσω, pronounced "anaptysso".
How do you use "develop" in a sentence?
Example: "Her interest in music began to develop when she was very young." In Greek, "develop" is αναπτύσσω, εμφανίζω.
Are there other ways to say "develop" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "develop": αναπτύσσω, εμφανίζω.
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