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.
2.
small particlesintr. TECH. collect or be formed into grainsintr. TECH.
- The salt began to granulate in the humid air.
3.
medicalintr. TECH. form granulation tissueintr. TECH.
- The wound started to granulate after a few days.
Origin of granulate
Latin, granulum (small grain)
Terms with granulate included in their meaning
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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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- French:granuler, se former en grains, ...
- German:granulieren, heilen, ...
- Italian:granulare, aggregarsi, ...
- Spanish:granular, agruparse, ...
- Portuguese:triturar, granular, ...
- Chinese:颗粒化, 形成颗粒, ...
- Japanese:粒状にする, 粒状になる, ...
- Arabic:حَبَّبَ, تَحَبَّبَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְפָרֵק לְחֶלְקִיקִים, לְהִתְעַבֵּשׁ, ...
- Russian:гранулировать, образовываться в зерна, ...
- Ukrainian:гранулювати, гранулюватися, ...
- Hindi:दानेदार बनाना, अनाज में बदलना, ...
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