emergence
Pronunciación: [ɪˈmɜrʤəns]
Contexto: «change»
(noun) the process of becoming visible or coming into being. It's like when a butterfly comes out of its cocoon, and you can finally see it for the first time.
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The emergence of new ideas can help us solve important problems.
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The emergence of the new species did not happen this year as scientists had hoped.
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What do you think contributes to the emergence of new trends in fashion?
Contexto: «growth»
(noun) the way something develops or becomes important. Imagine a small plant growing into a big tree; that's its emergence into the world.
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The emergence of technology has changed how we communicate.
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The emergence of the old factory had little impact on the city’s economy.
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Can you see the emergence of any new leaders in our school project?
Contexto: «science»
(noun) the way complex systems or patterns can develop from simple rules. Think about how ants work together and create big colonies even though they are just tiny creatures.
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The emergence of traffic patterns can be observed during rush hours.
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The researchers saw no emergence of new patterns in their experiment.
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How can we explain the emergence of social behaviors in animals?