develop

US /dɪˈvel.əp/
UK /dɪˈvel.əp/
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1.

grow or cause to grow and become more mature, advanced, or elaborate

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The company plans to develop new software.
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Children develop rapidly during their early years.
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evolveprogressadvancematuregrow
2.

start to exist, experience, or possess

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She began to develop an interest in art.
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He might develop a fever.
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acquirecontractformgainincur
3.

convert (land) from its original state to a more advanced and profitable use

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They plan to develop the vacant lot into apartments.
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The city council approved the proposal to develop the waterfront.
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build onexploitutilizeimprove
4.

photograph (film) so that the image becomes visible

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I need to develop this roll of film.
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The photographer will develop the negatives in the darkroom.
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processprint
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