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Significados de evaporate em inglês

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vaporizar
catalão
evaporar-se
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vaporizar

Lose or cause to lose liquid by vaporization leaving a more concentrated residue.

        vaporizar

        Become less intense and fade away gradually.

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              Examples for "disappear"
              Examples for "disappear"
              1
              The name of the power company, Mighty River Power, will soon disappear.
              Radio NZ
              2
              The sound quality issue is not going to disappear any time soon.
              The Irish Times
              3
              Global warming does not disappear because of the financial crisis, he said.
              Reuters
              4
              Latin, Classical Studies and Art History would all disappear form level 1.
              Radio NZ
              5
              And as soon as all the alternatives disappear, the crisis has come.
              Foundation
              1
              Particularly in respect to increased winds and increased melt water, said Williams.
              The Guardian
              2
              Pile B would need 8 times the energy in order to melt.
              Wired
              3
              With no way to melt water or cook, they were in trouble.
              Rock and Ice Magazine
              4
              The higher temperature of the water will help melt the colder snow.
              Climbing Magazine
              5
              Some observers believe there are danger signs that may foreshadow a melt-down.
              BBC
              Uso de evaporate em inglês
              1
              Water will not only evaporate, but the demand for water will increase.
              The South African
              2
              His popularity would evaporate overnight; he might be gone in a week.
              The Guardian
              3
              In minutes it would evaporate, and there would be nothing left behind.
              Proven guilty
              4
              The words evaporate in the waitress's mind, but they leave her happy.
              American Gods
              5
              Add the wine and leave it to whoosh and evaporate a bit.
              The Guardian
              6
              Tilling the earth like this causes less water to evaporate than ploughing.
              Reuters
              7
              The water should completely evaporate and the rice should be fork tender.
              Ebony
              8
              They boil it down and evaporate the water, skimming off the impurities.
              The Journey to the Polar Sea
              9
              That should evaporate when she shows up with the book in hand.
              Sagittarius Is Bleeding
              10
              Are ye going to drink that whiskey there or let her evaporate?
              Warlord: an alex hawke novel
              11
              The pleasure would evaporate while he was laboriously trying to express it.
              Eyeless in Gaza
              12
              If for any reason we got lifted together, that chance would evaporate.
              NS13 Zero Hour (2010)
              13
              When her anxious look didn't evaporate I added, Don't you trust me?
              The Wise Man’s Fear
              14
              Allow the vinegar to evaporate then pour in the cider and season.
              The Guardian
              15
              His anger did not evaporate in words, but condensed and sank deep.
              The Ordeal of Richard Feverel — Volume 3
              16
              They evaporate, dear; that is a big word for my little boy.
              Cinderella; Or, The Little Glass Slipper, and Other Stories
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              Translations for evaporate
              Evaporate ao longo do tempo
              Evaporate nas variantes da língua
              Estados Unidos da América
              Comum
              Reino Unido
              Comum