Translations

developedadjective
more developed
Comp.
most developed
Super.
UK
/dɪˈvɛləpt/
US
/dɪˈvɛləpt/
The developed countries have stronger healthcare systems.
Les pays développés ont des systèmes de santé plus solides.
Additional translations
industrialiséAu sens économique et social, surtout pour un pays, une région ou une ville.
aménagéSurtout pour un terrain, un espace ou une zone ayant été préparé pour un usage particulier.
developverb

developed

Past Simple

developed
Past Simple
developed
Past Participle
developing
Gerund
UK
/dɪˈvɛl.əp/
US
/dɪˈvɛl.əp/
The team worked hard to develop a new software application.
L’équipe a travaillé dur pour développer une nouvelle application logicielle.
développerÀ propos d’un intérêt, d’une qualité ou d’un sentiment qui apparaît ou s’accentue.
She developed a strong interest in painting during her college years.
Elle a développé un vif intérêt pour la peinture pendant ses études universitaires.
développerÀ propos d’un terrain, d’un site ou d’un espace aménagé pour la construction ou l’agriculture.
The company plans to develop the land into a residential area.
L’entreprise prévoit de développer le terrain en zone résidentielle.
développerEn photographie argentique.
She went to the darkroom to develop the film from her camera.
Elle est allée au laboratoire pour développer la pellicule de son appareil photo.
développerÀ propos d’une idée, d’un argument ou d’un sujet exposé en détail.
In her thesis, she develops the concept of social capital in depth.
Dans sa thèse, elle développe en détail le concept de capital social.
se développerEmploi pronominal pour une personne, un enfant ou un organisme qui grandit et mûrit.
The child will develop rapidly in the first few years of life.
L’enfant se développera rapidement au cours des premières années de sa vie.
Additional translations
développerÀ propos d’une compétence ou d’une capacité.
grandirSurtout pour un enfant qui devient plus grand.

Definitions

developedadjective
Having advanced or matured to a specified degree.
The developed nations have a higher standard of living compared to developing countries.
Having a high level of industrialization and standard of living.
The city is highly developed, with modern infrastructure and technology.
Fully grown or matured, especially in terms of physical or mental capabilities.
The child has a well-developed sense of empathy for others.
Processed or prepared for a particular use, stage, or activity.
The developer sold the fully developed land at a premium.
developverb
To grow or cause to grow and become more mature, advanced, or elaborate.
The child will develop rapidly in the first few years of life.
To start to exist, experience, or possess.
She developed a strong interest in painting during her college years.
To create or produce something over a period of time.
The team worked hard to develop a new software application.
To improve or refine a skill, ability, or quality.
He took extra lessons to develop his piano playing skills.
To bring a piece of land into a state suitable for building or farming.
The company plans to develop the land into a residential area.
To treat photographic film with chemicals to make the images visible.
She went to the darkroom to develop the film from her camera.
To expand or elaborate on (a topic, idea, or argument) in greater detail.
In her thesis, she develops the concept of social capital in depth.
In chess, to move a piece from its starting square to a more active or strategic position.
White should develop the kingside knight early to control the centre.