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Definition of percolation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
coffee makingprocess of brewing coffee in a percolator
- The percolation of coffee filled the kitchen with aroma.
2.
chemistrymovement of liquid through a porous material
- Percolation of rainwater through soil is essential for groundwater.
Origin of percolation
Latin, percolare (to strain through)
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Examples of percolation in a sentence
She enjoyed the sound of percolation in the morning. Percolation of coffee through the filter takes time. The experiment measured the percolation of dye through the gel.
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- French:percolation, infiltration, ...
- German:Perkolation, Versickerung, ...
- Italian:percolazione, percolamento, ...
- Spanish:percolación, filtración, ...
- Portuguese:percolação, ...
- Chinese:渗滤, 渗透, ...
- Japanese:パーコレーション, 濾過, ...
- Arabic:تَرْشِيح, تَرَشُّح, ...
- Hebrew:פֶּרְקוֹלַצְיָה, חִלְחוּל, ...
- Russian:перколяция, просачивание, ...
- Ukrainian:перколяція, просочування, ...
- Hindi:पर्कोलेशन, संचलन, ...
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