granulate
ˈɡrænjʊleɪt
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Definition of granulate - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
small piecestr.TECH.segment into tiny grains or particlestr.TECH.
  • The machine granulates the sugar for easier packaging.
crumble pulverize shred
2.
small particlesintr.TECH.collect or be formed into grainsintr.TECH.
  • The salt began to granulate in the humid air.
coalesce crystallize
3.
medicalintr.TECH.form granulation tissueintr.TECH.
  • The wound started to granulate after a few days.
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Origin of granulate

Latin, granulum (small grain)

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granulate
form a substance into grains

Examples of granulate in a sentence

  • The process will granulate the material into fine powder.
  • Over time, the sugar will granulate naturally.
  • The powder started to granulate after exposure to moisture.
  • The surgeon checked if the tissue would granulate properly.
  • After the treatment, the skin began to granulate smoothly.

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  1. French:granuler, se former en grains, ...
  2. German:granulieren, heilen, ...
  3. Italian:granulare, aggregarsi, ...
  4. Spanish:granular, agruparse, ...
  5. Portuguese:triturar, granular, ...
  6. Chinese:颗粒化, 形成颗粒, ...
  7. Japanese:粒状にする, 粒状になる, ...
  8. Arabic:حَبَّبَ, تَحَبَّبَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְפָרֵק לְחֶלְקִיקִים, לְהִתְעַבֵּשׁ, ...
  10. Russian:гранулировать, образовываться в зерна, ...
  11. Ukrainian:гранулювати, гранулюватися, ...
  12. Hindi:दानेदार बनाना, अनाज में बदलना, ...
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