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Definition of coagulating - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
thickeningTECH. causing a liquid to become thick or solidTECH.
- The coagulating agent made the milk turn into cheese.
- The coagulating blood made the wound close.
- A coagulating substance was added to the mixture.
Origin of coagulating
Latin, coagulare (to curdle)
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- French:coagulant, ...
- German:gerinnend, ...
- Italian:coagulante, ...
- Spanish:coagulante, ...
- Portuguese:coagulante, ...
- Chinese:促凝的, ...
- Japanese:凝固剤, ...
- Arabic:مُخَثِّر, ...
- Hebrew:מַקְרִישׁ, ...
- Russian:коагулирующий, ...
- Ukrainian:коагулюючий, ...
- Hindi:जमानेवाला, ...
Definition of coagulate - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
chemistryRare thick mass formed when liquid hardensRare
- The cook noticed a coagulate in the soup.
Verb
1.
scienceintr. Rare change from a liquid to a thickened stateintr. Rare
- The milk began to coagulate after being left out.
2.
medicaltr. TECH. cause blood to clot or curdletr. TECH.
- The medication helps coagulate the blood quickly.
Adjective
scienceRare changed from liquid to thick massRare
- The milk was left out and became coagulate.
Origin of coagulate
Latin, coagulare (to curdle)
Examples of coagulate in a sentence
The scientist examined the coagulate under a microscope. The blood began to coagulate quickly. Egg whites coagulate when heated. The doctor used a substance to coagulate the wound. Certain chemicals can coagulate milk into cheese. The sauce was left to cool and became coagulate.
After the experiment, the solution was coagulate.
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- French:caillot, coaguler, ...
- German:Gerinnsel, gerinnen, ...
- Italian:coagulo, coagulare, ...
- Spanish:coágulo, coagularse, ...
- Portuguese:coágulo, coagular, ...
- Chinese:凝块, 凝结, ...
- Japanese:凝固物, 凝固する, ...
- Arabic:خَثْرَة, تَخَثَّرَ, ...
- Hebrew:קְרִישׁ, לְהִיקָּרֵשׁ, ...
- Russian:сгусток, свернуться, ...
- Ukrainian:згусток, згущуватися, ...
- Hindi:जमाव, गाढ़ा होना, ...
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