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Meanings of percolate in English

Catalan
reanimar-se

Gain or regain energy.

reanimar-se
Spanish
percolar

Permeate or penetrate gradually.

percolar

Pass through.

Usage of percolate in English
1
In this angel-fearful place, all manner of things percolate through the dark.
The Irish Times
2
This took a while to stop seeming funny, and to percolate inwards.
Quicksilver
3
The justices should not let more such laws and resulting constitutional challenges percolate.
Forbes
4
You have to wait for the right one to percolate though.
Reuters
5
Lost in thought, I let my mind percolate on its own.
The incumbent
6
It began to rise above the populace, and to percolate through higher ground.
The Man Who Laughs: A Romance of English History
7
That's only seventy-five miles, and news does percolate, give it time.
Judith of Blue Lake Ranch
8
Even so, a great light was beginning to percolate to my innermost consciousness.
One Third Off
9
Fold in eggs, bring to a boil, simmer, percolate, to French.
Public Speaking
10
They sat in silence while they were waiting for the coffee to percolate.
Firewall
11
The mass extinction of species has taken longer to percolate.
The Guardian
12
Something wasn't quite right, but I just let it percolate.
Quarter share: a trader's tale from the golden age of the solar ...
13
Infiniti's past troubles with the content-character balance percolate through as a buyer moves up-market.
BBC
14
I'm just going to leave that one there to percolate.
News.com.au
15
Everyone is trying to sit still, but they percolate like they're waiting for something.
Wired
16
I allowed facts and images to percolate in my head.
Bones Never Lie
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Translations for percolate
Percolate through the time