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sublimated

/ˈsʌb.lɪ.meɪ.tɪd/

Übersetzung: Veraltetes Adjektiv mit der Bedeutung 'geläutert' oder 'veredelt'; in der Chemie bezeichnet es einen Stoff, der direkt vom festen in den gasförmigen Zustand überführt wurde., Verb, das bedeutet, einen festen Stoff direkt in den gasförmigen Zustand überzuführen, ohne die flüssige Phase zu durchlaufen, oder Triebe und Energien in höhere, kulturelle oder geistige Bahnen umzulenken.

2 Einträge

adjective

C2formalcommonscientificveraltet/ˈsʌb.lɪ.meɪ.tɪd/

An archaic adjective meaning refined or exalted; also used in chemistry to describe a substance that has been transformed directly from a solid to a gas.

  • 🇩🇪Veraltetes Adjektiv mit der Bedeutung 'geläutert' oder 'veredelt'; in der Chemie bezeichnet es einen Stoff, der direkt vom festen in den gasförmigen Zustand überführt wurde.
  1. Changed state directly from solid to gas C1 formal scientific

    Passing or having passed from the solid to the gaseous state (or vice versa) without becoming liquid.

    • The sublimated carbon dioxide formed a dry ice fog.
    • Sublimated iodine crystals left a purple vapor in the flask.
    • The chemist studied the sublimated compound under controlled conditions.

    🇩🇪Sublimiert

    Synonyme: sublimed

  • more sublimated comparative form
  • most sublimated superlative form

verb

C2formalcommonscientific/ˈsʌb.lɪ.meɪt/

A verb meaning to transform a solid directly into a gas without passing through a liquid phase, or to redirect impulses into higher pursuits.

  • 🇩🇪Verb, das bedeutet, einen festen Stoff direkt in den gasförmigen Zustand überzuführen, ohne die flüssige Phase zu durchlaufen, oder Triebe und Energien in höhere, kulturelle oder geistige Bahnen umzulenken.
  1. Redirect impulses C1 formal scientific

    To channel instinctual or primitive urges into socially acceptable or productive activities.

    • He sublimated his anger into a powerful artistic performance.
    • Many athletes sublimate their competitive drive into rigorous training.
    • She learned to sublimate her frustration by writing poetry.

    🇩🇪Sublimieren

    Synonyme: channelconvertdivertelevateharnessredirectrefinetransform

    Antonyme: actexpressindulgerelease

  2. Refine or elevate C2 formal art

    To make something more refined, subtle, or pure in nature.

    • The poet sublimated everyday language into beautiful verse.
    • His experiences were sublimated into a profound philosophy.
    • The artist sublimated raw emotion into a masterpiece.

    🇩🇪Veredeln

    Synonyme: elevateennobleexaltpurifyrefinetransmute

    Antonyme: contaminatecorruptdebasedegradepollutetaintvitiate

  3. Purify by distillation C1 formal scientific

    To remove impurities from a substance and increase its concentration through a process of heating and cooling.

    • The chemist sublimated the compound to obtain a pure sample.
    • They sublimated the crude oil to separate its components.
    • The laboratory sublimated the metal to remove contaminants.

    🇩🇪Durch Sublimation reinigen

    Synonyme: cleansepurifyrectifyrefine

  4. Phase change (solid to gas) C1 formal scientific

    To change or cause to change directly from a solid state into a vapor without first becoming a liquid.

    • Dry ice sublimates at room temperature, turning directly into carbon dioxide gas.
    • The snow sublimated under the intense sun without melting.
    • Certain chemicals sublimate when heated under low pressure.

    🇩🇪Sublimieren

    Synonyme: sublime

    Antonyme: deposit

  5. Vaporize and recondense C1 formal scientific

    To vaporize a substance and then condense it again, often as a method of purification.

    • The process sublimated the iodine, leaving impurities behind.
    • They sublimated the sample to collect a purified residue.
    • The chemist sublimated the substance to analyze its composition.

    🇩🇪Sublimieren

    Synonyme: sublime

    Antonyme: dissolvemeltsolidify

  • sublimated past participle
  • sublimated past simple
  • sublimating present participle
  • sublimates third person singular