evolversi
To develop gradually over time.
Exemples
Le specie animali si evolvono per adattarsi all'ambiente.
Animal species evolve to adapt to the environment.
La tecnologia continua ad evolversi a un ritmo rapido.
Technology continues to evolve at a rapid pace.
Come persona, ho cercato di evolvermi nel corso degli anni.
As a person, I have tried to evolve over the years.
La città si è evoluta da un piccolo villaggio a una grande metropoli.
The city evolved from a small village into a large metropolis.
Il suo stile musicale si è evoluto molto dall'inizio della sua carriera.
His musical style has evolved a lot since the beginning of his career.
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Notes d'usage
Always used with the reflexive pronoun 'si' (evolversi, mi evolvo, ti evolvi, etc.) and typically implies a natural, inherent, or continuous process of development rather than a sudden, external change.
Astuces
Origine du mot
From Latin 'evolvere' (to unroll, to unfold), suggesting a process of unfolding or developing.
Contexte culturel
The concept of 'evolversi' is deeply embedded in discussions about personal growth, societal progress, and scientific understanding, especially in the context of evolutionary biology.
Astuce mémo
Visualize a caterpillar 'evolving' into a butterfly – a slow, gradual, and transformative process.
Questions fréquentes
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5 sur 5Le specie animali si evolvono per adattarsi all'ambiente.
Animal species evolve to adapt to the environment.
La tecnologia continua ad evolversi a un ritmo rapido.
Technology continues to evolve at a rapid pace.
Come persona, ho cercato di evolvermi nel corso degli anni.
As a person, I have tried to evolve over the years.
La città si è evoluta da un piccolo villaggio a una grande metropoli.
The city evolved from a small village into a large metropolis.
Il suo stile musicale si è evoluto molto dall'inizio della sua carriera.
His musical style has evolved a lot since the beginning of his career.
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