develop from

develop from (someone or something)

To grow and change from someone or something into someone or something else. Thanks to her public speaking class, Alicia has developed from a painfully shy girl into a confident speaker. My craft business developed from a passion for knitting.

develop from someone or something (into someone or something)

and develop (from someone or something) into someone or something

to grow or evolve out of someone or something into someone or something else. Her interest in music developed from a childlike curiosity to a full-fledged professional career. The flower developed from a little knot of a bulb.

See also: develop

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

be/have done with somebody/something
be in line with (someone or something)
better of
(someone or something) promises well
begin with
begin with (someone or something)
bird has flown, the
beware of
beware of (someone or something)
be rough on (someone or something)

References in periodicals archive

The 1982 Mexican crisis took about six months to develop from the peso's devaluation in February to mid-August, when it became clear that the Mexican authorities would be unable to service their sovereign obligations.

The Mexican peso crisis: implications for international finance

* Should initiation of contact develop from an existing friendship or social or personal relationship?

Merging medical groups

词组	develop from
释义	develop from develop from (someone or something) To grow and change from someone or something into someone or something else. Thanks to her public speaking class, Alicia has developed from a painfully shy girl into a confident speaker. My craft business developed from a passion for knitting. See also: develop Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. develop from someone or something (into someone or something) and develop (from someone or something) into someone or something to grow or evolve out of someone or something into someone or something else. Her interest in music developed from a childlike curiosity to a full-fledged professional career. The flower developed from a little knot of a bulb. See also: develop McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: be/have done with somebody/something be in line with (someone or something) better of (someone or something) promises well begin with begin with (someone or something) bird has flown, the beware of beware of (someone or something) be rough on (someone or something) References in periodicals archive The 1982 Mexican crisis took about six months to develop from the peso's devaluation in February to mid-August, when it became clear that the Mexican authorities would be unable to service their sovereign obligations. The Mexican peso crisis: implications for international finance * Should initiation of contact develop from an existing friendship or social or personal relationship? Merging medical groups
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