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Definition of evolving - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
developmentgradually developing or changing
- The evolving technology is changing our lives.
- The evolving landscape fascinated the geologists.
- Her evolving skills impressed the coach.
Origin of evolving
Latin, evolvere (to unroll)
Terms with evolving included in their meaning
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evolving differently
developing in different directions
change
dynamic and evolving situations
event
constantly changing and evolving event
dynamic
constantly changing or evolving over time
linguistics
language actively spoken and evolving
biology
process of new species evolving in nature
evolution
mix of ideas evolving over time
development
constantly developing or evolving
evolving
love that evolves and grows over time
meteorology
large storm evolving with little warning
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- French:en évolution, ...
- German:sich entwickelnd, ...
- Italian:in evoluzione, ...
- Spanish:evolutivo, ...
- Portuguese:em evolução, ...
- Chinese:不断发展的, ...
- Japanese:進化する, ...
- Arabic:مُتَطَوِّر, ...
- Hebrew:מִתְפַּתֵּחַ, ...
- Russian:развивающийся, ...
- Ukrainian:еволюційний, ...
- Hindi:विकासशील, ...
Definition of evolve - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
transformationtr./intr. change or transform something over timetr./intr.
- The company plans to evolve its business model.
2.
biologyintr. undergo biological evolutionintr.
- Birds evolved from dinosaurs.
3.
trait developmenttr. acquire a trait through biological evolutiontr.
- The species evolved thicker fur for cold climates.
4.
chemistrytr. TECH. release a gas during a chemical reactiontr. TECH.
- The reaction evolved oxygen.
Origin of evolve
Latin, evolvere (to unroll)
Examples of evolve in a sentence
He hopes to evolve his skills through practice. Plants evolve to adapt to their environments. Some fish evolved the ability to survive without light. Over millions of years, birds evolved hollow bones. The mixture evolved hydrogen gas. During the process, chlorine was evolved.
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- French:évoluer, se transformer, ...
- German:entwickeln, sich entwickeln, ...
- Italian:evolvere, evolversi, ...
- Spanish:transformar, desarrollarse, ...
- Portuguese:transformar, transformar-se, ...
- Chinese:演变, 演化, ...
- Japanese:進化させる, 進化する, ...
- Arabic:طَوَّرَ, تَطَوَّرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְפַתֵּחַ, לַעֲבוֹר אֵבוֹלוּצְיָה, ...
- Russian:изменять, эволюционировать, ...
- Ukrainian:еволюціонувати, розвиватися, ...
- Hindi:विकसित करना, विकसित होना, ...
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