Tikibu: pronunciation dictionary with use examples

Word: develops
IPA transcription: [dɪv'ɛləps]
Pronunciations of develops
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Usage examples
  • The drag develops into the cart, a simple machine.
  • Rock crushing develops heat, and allows a freer circulation of heated waters and vapors.
  • They are in every female at birth, and as the girl develops into womanhood, these ovules develop also.
  • In such a case, Apis alone often develops a powerful reaction, which is avoided by the alternate use of Aconite.
  • The country develops into an undulating plateau, which is under general cultivation, as cultivation goes in Asiatic Turkey.
  • "You see, the notion of good-fellowship develops late: you can just see its beginning here among the prefects: up at Cambridge it flourishes amazingly.
  • He trades upon sorrow and draws a livelihood from misfortune. He transmutes tears into treasure, and from nakedness and hunger garbs himself in clean linen and develops the round of his belly.
  • But he acts upon it. He develops a plan of procedure, a method of dealing with the situation. The consequences which directly follow from his acting this way rather than that test and reveal the worth of his reflections.
  • If we keep closely to the definition that dream work denotes the transference of dream thoughts to dream content, we are compelled to say that the dream work is not creative; it develops no fancies of its own, it judges nothing, decides nothing.
  • East of Yennikhan, the road develops into an excellent macadamized highway, on which I find plenty of genuine amusement by electrifying the natives whom I chance to meet or overtake. Creeping noiselessly up behind an unsuspecting donkey-driver, until quite close, I suddenly reveal my presence.
0. Word pronunciation is derived from article recording John Locke, License CC BY-SA 4.0
1. Word pronunciation is derived from article recording Durian, License CC BY-SA 4.0
2. Word pronunciation is derived from article recording Introduction to viruses, License CC BY-SA 4.0
3. Word pronunciation is derived from article recording Stuttering, License CC BY-SA 4.0