Definition of decolorize - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
colorintr. TECH. US lose color naturally or due to external factorsintr. TECH. US
- The old photograph began to decolorize over time.
2.
chemistrytr. TECH. US remove color from something using a processtr. TECH. US
- The detergent can decolorize the fabric quickly.
Origin of decolorize
Latin, de- (remove) + colorare (to color)
Examples of decolorize in a sentence
Some fabrics decolorize when exposed to bleach. The solution will decolorize the liquid in minutes. Scientists decolorize samples to study them better.
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- French:se décolorer, décolorer, ...
- German:verblassen, ...
- Italian:scolorire, decolorare, ...
- Spanish:perder color, decolorar, ...
- Portuguese:descolorir, branquear, ...
- Chinese:褪色, 脱色, ...
- Japanese:色あせる, 色を取り除く, ...
- Arabic:بَهَتَ, زَالَ لَوْنُهُ, ...
- Hebrew:לְאַבֵּד צֶבַע, לְהַלְבִּין, ...
- Russian:выцветать, обесцветить, ...
- Ukrainian:втрачати колір, знебарвлювати, ...
- Hindi:रंगहीन होना, बेरंग करना, ...
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