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evolution [ˌiːvə'luːʃn, ˌεv-] n
gen.	Entwicklung f; Entwicklungslinie f
chem.	Ablauf m
econ.	allmählich fortschreitende Entwicklung; Fortschritt m
ed.	Evolution f (study of)
math.	Radizieren f
med.	Bildung f
tech.	Evolution f; Weiterentwicklung f; Wurzelziehen n
evolution The biological theory or process whereby species of plants and animals change with the passage of time so that their descendants differ from their ancestors, i.e. development from earlier forms by hereditary transmission of slight variations in successive generations n
environ.	Evolution f
evolutions n
gen.	Entwicklungen f
evolution [ˌiːvə'luːʃn, ˌεv-] n
busin., IT	Entfaltung f
English thesaurus
evolution [ˌiːvə'luːʃn, ˌεv-] abbr.
abbr., biol.	evol
abbr., polym.	evln.

evolution: 142 phrases in 37 subjects

Agriculture	2
Artificial intelligence	3
Astronomy	4
Automobiles	2
Biology	4
Business	2
Chemistry	8
Coal	3
Communications	4
Construction	2
Customs	1
Earth sciences	3
Economy	1
Electronics	1
Environment	8
Finances	1
Foreign trade	1
Forestry	1
General	9
Health care	2
High energy physics	5
Information technology	6
Mathematics	1
Medical	36
Metallurgy	9
Microelectronics	3
Mining	1
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation	3
Natural sciences	1
Pharmacy and pharmacology	1
Physics	7
Politics	1
Scientific	1
Social science	2
Statistics	1
Technology	1
Transport	1