Definition of gestate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
idea developmentRare develop an idea or plan in the mindRare
- She needed time to gestate her new project.
2.
pregnancyTECH. carry offspring in the uterus until birthTECH.
- The elephant will gestate for nearly two years.
Origin of gestate
Latin, gestare (to carry)
Examples of gestate in a sentence
The team needed to gestate the marketing strategy thoroughly. Sheep gestate for about five months. The mare will gestate her foal through the winter.
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- French:mûrir, porter, ...
- German:entwickeln, austragen, ...
- Italian:sviluppare, gestare, ...
- Spanish:gestar, llevar en el vientre, ...
- Portuguese:gestar, ...
- Chinese:酝酿, 怀胎, ...
- Japanese:熟考する, 妊娠する, ...
- Arabic:طَوَّرَ, حَمَلَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְפַתֵּחַ בְּמַחְשָׁבָה, לָשֵׂאת בָּרֶחֶם, ...
- Russian:разрабатывать, носить, ...
- Ukrainian:виношувати, ...
- Hindi:विचारना, गर्भ धारण करना, ...
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