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Definition of dissipating - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
disappearancegradually disappearing or fading away
- The dissipating fog revealed the hidden path.
2.
scatteringcausing something to scatter or disperse
- The dissipating wind scattered the leaves across the yard.
Origin of dissipating
Latin, dissipare (scatter)
Terms with dissipating included in their meaning
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automotive
dampening shocks by dissipating kinetic energy
Examples of dissipating in a sentence
Her dissipating anger made it easier to talk. The dissipating fog revealed the hidden path. The dissipating smoke cleared the room.
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- French:dissipant, dispersant, ...
- German:verschwindend, verstreuend, ...
- Italian:svanente, disperdente, ...
- Spanish:disipando, disipador, ...
- Portuguese:desvanecendo, espalhando, ...
- Chinese:消散的, 驱散的, ...
- Japanese:消散している, 散らしている, ...
- Arabic:مُتَلاشٍ, مُبَدِّد, ...
- Hebrew:מִתְפּוֹגֵג, מְפַזֵּר, ...
- Russian:рассеивающийся, разгоняющий, ...
- Ukrainian:зникаючий, розсіюваний, ...
- Hindi:छँटता हुआ, बिखेरने वाली, ...
Definition of dissipate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
spreadtr. scatter or disperse widelytr.
- The morning sun dissipated the fog quickly..
2.
disappearintr. vanish or fade away graduallyintr.
- The tension in the room began to dissipate.
3.
financetr. waste or squander resources, especially time or moneytr.
- He dissipated his inheritance on frivolous purchases..
4.
physicstr. TECH. convert energy into heattr. TECH.
- The resistor dissipates energy as heat.
Origin of dissipate
Latin, dissipare (to scatter)
Examples of dissipate in a sentence
His anger dissipated after a long walk. The fog will dissipate by noon. Her anger began to dissipate after the apology. They dissipated their savings on luxury vacations. The company dissipated its funds on unnecessary projects. The device dissipates excess energy during operation.
The circuit is designed to dissipate heat efficiently.
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- French:dissiper, se dissiper, ...
- German:zerstreuen, sich auflösen, ...
- Italian:dissipare, dissolversi, ...
- Spanish:disipar, disiparse, ...
- Portuguese:dispersar, dissipar-se, ...
- Chinese:消散, 消退, ...
- Japanese:散らす, 消える, ...
- Arabic:بَدَّدَ, تَلاشَى, ...
- Hebrew:לְפַזֵּר, לְהִתְפּוֹגֵג, ...
- Russian:рассеивать, рассеиваться, ...
- Ukrainian:розганяти, зникати, ...
- Hindi:बिखेरना, छँटना, ...
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