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Definition of evaporating - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
disappearancedisappearing or vanishing
- His evaporating patience was evident in his tone.
2.
physicsTECH. turning from liquid into vaporTECH.
- The evaporating water left a thin layer of salt.
Origin of evaporating
Latin, evaporare (disperse in vapor)
Terms with evaporating included in their meaning
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evaporating
causing moisture to evaporate or disappear
man-made
pond for evaporating water to extract salt
chemistry
evaporating quickly at normal temperatures
lab compound
colorless fast-evaporating fluid, bad-smelling, dissolves many organic materials
salt production
place where salt is made by evaporating seawater
Examples of evaporating in a sentence
The evaporating fog revealed the landscape. The evaporating liquid formed a mist. Evaporating sweat cooled his skin.
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- French:disparaissant, s'évaporant, ...
- German:schwindend, verdunstend, ...
- Italian:svanente, evaporante, ...
- Spanish:menguante, evaporado, ...
- Portuguese:evanescente, em evaporação, ...
- Chinese:消失的, 蒸发的, ...
- Japanese:消えかけている, 蒸発する, ...
- Arabic:مُتَلاشٍ, مُتَبَخِّر, ...
- Hebrew:מִתְפּוֹגֵג, מִתְאַדֶּה, ...
- Russian:испаряющийся, ...
- Ukrainian:зникаючий, випарний, ...
- Hindi:गायब होता, वाष्पित, ...
Definition of evaporate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
moisturetr. TECH. remove moisture by heatingtr. TECH.
- The machine evaporates water from the fruit.
2.
physicstr./intr. TECH. change from liquid to gas statetr./intr. TECH.
- Water will evaporate if left in the sun.
3.
scienceintr. disappear without a traceintr.
- His fears seemed to evaporate overnight.
Origin of evaporate
Latin, e (out) + vapor (steam)
Examples of evaporate in a sentence
They use a fan to evaporate the sweat quickly. The puddle began to evaporate under the hot sun. Juice can evaporate if left uncovered. The tension in the room seemed to evaporate after the joke. All her doubts began to evaporate as she listened.
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- French:évaporer, s'évaporer, ...
- German:verdampfen, verflüchtigen, ...
- Italian:evaporare, dissolversi, ...
- Spanish:evaporar, evaporarse, ...
- Portuguese:evaporar, desaparecer, ...
- Chinese:蒸发, 挥发, ...
- Japanese:蒸発させる, 蒸発する, ...
- Arabic:بَخَّرَ, تَبَخَّرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְאַיֵּד, לְהִתְאַדּוֹת, ...
- Russian:испарять, испаряться, ...
- Ukrainian:випаровувати, випаровуватися, ...
- Hindi:वाष्पित करना, वाष्पित होना, ...
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