EVOLVE

[ɪ`vɔlv]

развертывать, раскручивать; развивать, выводить

выявлять, обнаруживать; прослеживать, устанавливать

эволюционировать, развиваться

испускать, излучать, выделять; издавать

извлекать корень

evolve: translation

▪ gradually, slowly

▪ quickly, rapidly

▪ eventually

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the theory which eventually evolved from this study

▪ constantly, continually, continuously

▪ steadily

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Veterinary medicine is steadily evolving to meet the demands of pet owners.

▪ considerably, dramatically, significantly

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The market has evolved considerably in recent years.

▪ naturally

▪ differently, independently, separately

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Monkeys in the New World evolved separately from those in the Old World.

▪ together

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Africa and its wildlife evolved together.

▪ continue to

▪ tend to

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Online games tend to evolve over time.

▪ according to

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Our products have been evolving according to the requirements of the times.

▪ from

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More complex animals gradually evolved from these very simple creatures.

▪ into

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The protest movement has evolved into a well-organized political party.

▪ out of

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A lot of Michael's work has evolved out of his experience with travel.

▪ towards/toward

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the idea that society evolves towards/toward greater complexity

▪ fully evolved, highly evolved

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These are very highly evolved animals.

Evolve is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑design, ↑gene, ↑idea, ↑market, ↑practice, ↑process, ↑relationship, ↑technology

Evolve is used with these nouns as the object: ↑style

1. развивать, развёртывать

2. 1) развиваться, эволюционировать

2) (into) развиваться, превращаться

3. выделять (газ и т. п.); испускать, издавать (запах)

4. раскрывать, выявлять

5. арх.

1) развёртывать (свиток и т. п.)

2) распутывать (клубок и т. п.)

evolve: translation

advance, alter into, amplify, assemble, avulse, be converted into, bear fruit, beautify, become, beget, bloom, blossom, breed, bring forth, bring into being, build, call into being, cast, change into, coin, come round to, compose, compound, conceive, concoct, construct, contrive, cook up, create, cultivate, cut out, deracinate, descant, design, detail, develop, devise, dig out, dig up, dilate, discover, disentangle, draw, draw out, dream up, dredge, dredge up, educe, elaborate, embellish, engender, enlarge, enlarge upon, eradicate, erect, evolute, evolve into, evulse, excavate, excise, excogitate, expand, expatiate, explicate, exsect, extract, extricate, extrude, fabricate, fall into, fashion, finish, flower, form, formulate, frame, fudge together, generate, get at, get out, get up, give being to, give rise to, gouge out, grow, grub up, hatch, improvise, indite, invent, lapse into, make, make do with, make up, manufacture, maturate, mature, mellow, melt into, mine, mint, mold, obtain, open into, open up, originate, particularize, pass into, patch together, perfect, pick out, piece together, plan, pluck out, pluck up, polish, prefabricate, prepare, procreate, produce, progress, pull, pull out, pull up, put together, put up, quarry, raise, rake out, rear, refine, rehearse in extenso, relate at large, remove, rip out, ripen, ripen into, root out, root up, run into, run up, season, set up, settle into, shape, shift into, spawn, strike out, take out, tear out, think out, think up, turn into, turn to, unearth, unfold, unravel, uproot, wax, weed out, whomp up, withdraw, work out, wrest out, write

evolve: translation

evolve UK US /ɪˈvɒlv/ verb [I or T]

► to develop gradually, or to make someone or something change and develop gradually: evolve into sth »

Over the past three years he has evolved into one of America's most successful restaurant owners.

evolve from sth »

Many investment management companies have evolved from small entrepreneurial organizations.

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We must evolve new strategies to cope with changing markets.