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Meanings of decolourise in English
Portuguese
oxigenar Catalan
descolorar Synonyms
Examples for "bleach"
Examples for "bleach"
1
When Arnold first mentioned the bottle of bleach, I actually felt hopeful.
2
Conclusions: Accidental ingestion of household bleach is not normally of clinical significance.
3
How much bleach should I put in water to keep it fresh?
4
One campaign shows mothers how to dilute Clorox bleach to clean toys.
5
Everything from people saying that you should drink bleach to cure it.
1
However, the arrangement of these genes in L. decolor differs substantially from that observed in L. bostrychophila and other insects.
2
With the exception of atp8-atp6, L. decolor differs from L. bostrychophila in the arrangement of all of the other 35 genes.
1
If they'd only stay now, and not bleach out again.
2
Could you bleach out the blood that spots her soul?
3
In a good summer, it would bleach out to a pale pink, which didn't help.
4
There was a slight smile on her face, but it was beginning to bleach out with concern.
5
There is certainly one sin which only Divine power can bleach out of the character-thesin of impurity.
1
The chlorine and oxygen will combine their action to decolorize the textile material.
2
These gases perform the role of oxidizing or decolorizing agents.
3
The fat for soap-making need not necessarily be decolorized.
4
What if I cannot be decolorized by any sea?
5
Magenta is completely decolorized by potassa, but a prolonged washing in water reproduces the original shade.
1
A fungoid growth-a unique one, of greenish-greycolour-developedfrom spontaneous impregnation, and decolourized the liquid, which originally was of a yellowish- brown.
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Or magenta treated with a bleaching-agent in just sufficient quantity to decolorise it is invisible when used for writing.
2
It is little liable to become rancid, and is completely decolorised by animal charcoal.
3
A solution of permanganate of potassium is decolorised by a ferrous salt, but not by a ferric one.
4
To the development, in the liquids, of various substances, capable of exerting a decolorising influence on the coloring matter.
5
The blues of cobalt, on whatever base they may be prepared, are distinguished from native and artificial ultramarines by not being decolorised by acids.
Usage of decolourise in English
1
Or magenta treated with a bleaching-agent in just sufficient quantity to decolourise it is invisible when used for writing.
2
While I was still sitting under the sickly, drowsy influence of the drugs that decolourise blood, there came a repeated knocking at the door.
3
But being slightly soluble in water and decolourised by sulphuretted hydrogen, it would not, other considerations apart, be an acquisition.
Frequent collocations
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