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atomization

/ˌæt.ə.maɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/

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noun

/ˌæt.ə.maɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/C1formalscientific
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее процесс разбиения чего-либо на очень мелкие частицы или, в более абстрактном смысле, полное уничтожение чего-либо путем сведения его к мельчайшим составляющим.

A noun referring to the process of breaking something down into very fine particles or, in a more abstract sense, the complete destruction of something by reducing it to its smallest components.

uncountable

  1. Separation into fine particlesC1formalscientific

    The process of breaking a substance down into very small particles, often by spraying or pulverizing.

    ruРаспыление

    • The atomization of fuel in an engine improves combustion efficiency.
    • Industrial sprayers use atomization to create a fine mist of liquid.
    • The process of atomization is crucial in powder metallurgy.

    Synonymsdisintegrationdispersionfragmentationgranulationpulverizationspraying

    Antonymsagglomerationaggregationcoalescenceconsolidationunification

  2. Complete destructionC2formalscientific

    The act of reducing something to its basic components or atoms, often implying total annihilation.

    ruПолное уничтожение

    • The bomb caused the complete atomization of the building.
    • In the novel, the weapon threatened the atomization of the entire city.
    • The theory describes the atomization of matter under extreme conditions.

    Synonymsannihilationdisintegrationeradicationobliterationpulverizationvaporization

    Antonymsassemblyconstructioncreationintegrationpreservationunification

Forms
  • atomizations plural form
  • atomizations' possessive plural form
  • atomization's possessive singular form
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