developing country N
- developing country
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I. develop [dɪˈveləp] VB intr
II. develop [dɪˈveləp] VB trans
2. develop (invent):
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- opracowywać [perf opracować]
3. develop (build on):
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- zagospodarowywać [perf zagospodarować]
5. develop (make stronger):
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- rozbudowywać [perf rozbudować]
6. develop (acquire):
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| we | develop |
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| they | develop |
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| you | developed |
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| I | have | developed |
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