English to Igbo Meaning of developing - emepe emepe

Developing :

emepe emepe

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Definitions of developing in English

Verb

Examples of developing in English

(1) The print may need to stay in the second developer for as long as two or three minutes.(2) A relatively late developer , he epitomises the thin line between success and failure.(3) The move follows Sega's shift from a hardware producer to a developer of software for all gaming platforms.(4) The developer is heavily diluted in order to slow the process down and allow better control.(5) a property developer(6) This unlikely looking quartet includes a property developer , pest controller, full time musician and a chiropodist.(7) Kennet and North Wiltshire Primary Care Trust wants to sell the land to a property developer with a view to building 20 houses.(8) She had been a slow developer and had pretty much been considered the ugly duckling for most of her life.(9) Jonathan Simpson, defending, said that his client had been a slow developer as a child and was very immature at the time of the offence.(10) The recipe for paper is almost a double-strength version of my film developer .(11) This is one late developer who doesn't intend to be remembered - or forgotten - for once finishing second.(12) One of the firm's biggest success stories as a property developer is Edinburgh Park on the western fringes of the capital.(13) I was a slow developer(14) a property developer(15) photography paper in a trough of developer(16) My current boyfriend is the son of an antiques dealer; he's a property developer and a builder of tree houses.

Related Phrases of developing

(1) develop ::

ịzụlite

(2) developing countries ::

mba na emepe emepe

(3) developing country ::

emepe emepe obodo

Related Phrases of developing

(1) develop ::

ịzụlite

(2) developing countries ::

mba na emepe emepe

(3) developing country ::

emepe emepe obodo

Synonyms

Adjective

1. underdeveloped ::

underdeveloped

Noun

2. development ::

mmepe

Verb

3. grow ::

na-eto eto

4. initiate ::

ebute

5. expand ::

mụbaa

6. start ::

mmalite

7. fall ill with ::

ada ọrịa na

8. formulate ::

ichepụta

10. modernize ::

ime nke ugbua

11. evolve ::

webata

12. get ::

nweta

14. make grow ::

na-eme ka na-eto eto

15. recrudesce ::

recrudesce

Word Example from TV Shows

I'm DEVELOPING other senses.

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 5

Oh, thanks, yeah. I'd be in charge of DEVELOPING

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 10

- ...for one of the drugs she was DEVELOPING. - What happened?

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 1

Are you able to have sex with men without DEVELOPING an emotional attachment?

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 21

What are you currently DEVELOPING?

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 23

Examples of developing from TV Shows

I'm DEVELOPING other senses.

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 5

Oh, thanks, yeah. I'd be in charge of DEVELOPING

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 10

- ...for one of the drugs she was DEVELOPING. - What happened?

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 1

Are you able to have sex with men without DEVELOPING an emotional attachment?

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 21

What are you currently DEVELOPING?

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 23

English to Igbo Dictionary: developing

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English to Igbo Dictionary: developing

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