to develop
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1.8
- verb
- /dɪˈvɛləp/
:
desarrollar
- But you also have to develop habits around your own mind.
- develop skills
- help develop
- develop understanding
You know, we need healthy, develop strong masculine leadership.
- You know, we need healthy, develop strong masculine leadership.
Examples
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Or how would you help someone to develop that ability?
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Teachers play a vital role in helping students develop critical thinking skills.
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And that helped me a lot develop my skills online.
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So I actually think children can develop in a greater way.
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As an international student, I would like to develop social relationships with these American students.
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But it made me develop the skills as a producer.
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How do people develop the level of discipline?
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In such a case, the teacher should spend time developing the student's rhythmic ability.
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Students should be offered library experiences that develop helpful interests and build skillful library users.
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As a result, law firms must continue to attract, develop, and retain talented lawyers.
Academic text (2017)
Synonyms
∞
1.3
To slowly make something stronger over time, like trust or skill
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1.3
Teach someone the skills they need for a job or role
∞
1.0
To teach someone skills by practice and help
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2.2
To give someone knowledge and skills by teaching or training over time
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3.4
To help something move forward or become better
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2.1
Help something grow or develop
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3.5
To care for and encourage someone or something to grow
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3.7
To encourage the growth or development of something
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4.1
To help a skill, interest or relationship grow
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How Skilled
Surface Forms
Etymology
Develop comes from an old French idea meaning 'to unwrap' or 'unfold', like helping something hidden come out. So to develop a person is to help them grow and show their skills.