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Meanings of
deflate
in English
Russian
deflate
Portuguese
deflate
Catalan
algorisme de deflació
Spanish
deflacion
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Data compression algorithm.
inflate
flate
deflate algorithm
Related terms
compression algorithm
Russian
deflate
Reduce or lessen the size or importance of.
puncture
Synonyms
Examples for "
puncture
"
puncture
Examples for "
puncture
"
1
One of the injured suffered a
puncture
wound that was considered serious.
2
Results: There were no complications associated with the percutaneous needle
puncture
procedure.
3
There's a
puncture
,
and Nick from the support van got to work.
4
But the events after Beijing threatened to
puncture
his seemingly irresistible rise.
5
In addition, sinus
puncture
for bacteriologic assessment was required at study entry.
Usage of
deflate
in English
1
Not quite understanding what he meant, I could feel my excitement
deflate
.
2
Nutrients are used to recondition the lungs as they inflate and
deflate
.
3
Bush seems to
deflate
as the conversation swirls this way and that.
4
Typically fishermen will
deflate
swollen fish by puncturing them with a needle.
5
The picture's baffling swerves do nothing to
deflate
its final emotional payoff.
6
Nothing can
deflate
a joke faster than the threat of a lawsuit.
7
We're going to slice it up and then
remote
-
deflate
the buoys underneath.
8
Oh, Flitwick glanced up at James and seemed to
deflate
a bit.
9
She issued a command that allowed the glider's body to
deflate
.
10
It took a goal against 10 men finally to
deflate
Claudio Ranieri's side.
11
Then, he seemed to
deflate
;
his shoulders dropped with his voice.
12
And just as big crowds generate big crowds, smaller turnouts
deflate
future interest.
13
There's something perversely amusing about seeing you
deflate
a man's ego.
14
Now that Gale has drifted away on the painkiller, everyone seems to
deflate
.
15
Gavriel seemed to
deflate
,
and Rowan guided him toward another door.
16
But getting my ass kicked every time does
deflate
my ego.
Other examples for "deflate"
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deflate
Verb
Indicative · Past Indefinite
Frequent collocations
deflate the dough
deflate a bit
deflate prices
deflate somewhat
deflate takeover
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Translations for
deflate
Russian
deflate
Portuguese
deflate
Catalan
algorisme de deflació
Spanish
deflacion
deflación
Deflate
through the time
Deflate
across language varieties
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