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[/dɪˈveləp; dɪˋvɛləp/] v 用法:
1 [I, Ipr, Tn, Tn.pr] ~ (sb/sth) (from sth) (into sth) (cause sb/sth to) grow gradually; become or make more mature, advanced or organized （使某人[某事物]）发展, 发育, 成长, 发达:
The child is developing well. 这孩子发育良好. *
The plot for the novel gradually developed in my mind. 我逐步构想出小说的情节. *
The argument developed into a bitter quarrel. 这场辩论逐渐变成了激烈的争吵. *
We've developed the project from an original idea by Stephen. 我们根据斯蒂芬的设想制定了这个计划. *
The place has developed from a fishing port into a thriving tourist centre. 这地方由原来的渔港发展成一个繁荣的旅游胜地. 用法:
2 [I, Tn] (cause sth to) become noticeable, visible or active （使某事物）出现, 明显化, 显露, 变得活跃:
Symptoms of malaria developed, ie appeared. 疟疾的症状出现了. *
The car has developed signs of rust, ie is becoming rusty. 这辆汽车出现了锈迹. 用法:
3 (photography 摄) (a) [Tn] treat (an exposed film) with chemicals so that the picture can be seen 冲洗（已曝光的底片）; 使（已曝光的底片）显影:
take a film to be developed 将胶卷送去冲洗.
(b) [I] (of the image on an exposed film or plate) become visible （指底片上的图像）显影. 用法:
4 [Tn] use (land) for the building of houses, etc and so increase its value 在（土地）上建筑房屋等; 开发（土地）:
The site is being developed by a London property company. 这块地正在由伦敦的一家地产公司开发利用. |