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unfolding
UK
/ʌnˈfəʊldɪŋ/
US
/ʌnˈfoʊldɪŋ/
unfolding over
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unfolding
noun
unfoldings
pl
разворачивание
The unfolding of the events was unexpected.
Разворачивание событий было неожиданным.
раскрытие
The unfolding of the mystery kept everyone on edge.
Раскрытие тайны держало всех в напряжении.
Additional translations
развитие
развёртывание
Synonyms
development
revelation
emergence
unraveling
disclosure
unfolding
adjective
UK
/ʌnˈfəʊldɪŋ/
US
/ʌnˈfoʊldɪŋ/
разворачивающийся
The unfolding events kept everyone on edge.
Разворачивающиеся события держали всех в напряжении.
Synonyms
developing
emerging
evolving
progressing
ongoing
unrolling
revealing
coming to light
opening up
presently occurring
unfold
verb
unfolding
Gerund
unfolded
Past Simple
unfolded
Past Participle
unfolding
Gerund
UK
/ʌnˈfəʊld/
US
/ʌnˈfoʊld/
разворачивать
She began to unfold the map to see where they were.
Она начала разворачивать карту, чтобы понять, где они находятся.
раскрывать
The mystery began to unfold as the detective gathered more clues.
Тайна начала раскрываться, когда детектив собрал больше улик.
Synonyms
open
spread
expand
reveal
disclose
unfurl
unroll
Antonyms
fold
unfold
gerund / present participle
unfolding
Used attributively to describe something currently developing or opening.
Synonyms
developing
emerging
progressing
evolving
advancing
unfurling
opening
revealing
maturing
materializing
ripening
playing out
Definitions
unfolding
noun
The process of revealing or developing something gradually.
The unfolding of the mystery kept the audience on the edge of their seats.
The act of spreading out or opening something that was folded.
The unfolding of the map revealed the entire route of the journey.
unfolding
adjective
Gradually developing or becoming clearer over time.
They watched the unfolding drama with concern.
Opening or spreading out from a folded state.
The unfolding petals of the flower signaled the arrival of spring.
unfold
verb
To open or spread out something that has been folded.
She carefully unfolded the map to see the route.
To reveal or disclose something gradually.
As the story unfolds, the true motives of the characters become clear.
To develop or evolve over time.
The plan began to unfold as the team worked together.
unfold
gerund / present participle
In the process of developing, happening, or becoming clear.
The unfolding scandal dominated the news headlines.
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