Encara no tenim significats per a "dissipate by".
1Kitty's worries about being fat seemed to dissipate by the end of sixth grade.
2The storm should dissipate by early Thursday, it added.
3But that was all-merelyan uncertainty which he tried to dissipate by prayer and stern repression of smoldering doubts.
4But he did say that the weakness in the first quarter had begun to dissipate by the end of February.
5For the Freudians, once the complex is found it is supposed to dissipate by the simple fact of being made conscious.
6There was an overwhelming sense of impending danger in her mind, that she could not dissipate by any mode of reasoning with herself.
7The system posed no threat to land as it roared across the Pacific and forecasters said it should dissipate by the middle of next week.
8Another portion is dissipated by radiation from the sides of the furnace.
9It would have dissipated by now, its life span short once released.
10Human activity is dissipated by toil, human energy is exhausted by expenditure.
11Materialisations are dissipated by strong light-won'tform, or hold together-inrapid vibrations.
12All passions except those of the heart are dissipated by reverie.
13This discomforting thought was dissipated by the action of Tippo Sahib.
14But this was speedily dissipated by that sovereign tonic for such feelings-namely, work.
15My fears were soon dissipated by my men joyfully shouting, The Tchebu Lama!
16Clearly, however, the thing had been dissipated by beam radiation.
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