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condensation

/ˌkɒn.denˈseɪ.ʃən/

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noun

/ˌkɒn.denˈseɪ.ʃən/B2formalscientific
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее процесс перехода из газообразного состояния в жидкое или твёрдое, или результат такого процесса; также используется в психоанализе для описания объединения двух идей в один символ, а в более общем смысле означает сокращённую версию чего-либо или действие по увеличению плотности.

A noun referring to the process of changing from a gaseous to a liquid or solid state, or the result of such a process; also used in psychoanalysis to describe the combination of two ideas into a single symbol, and more generally to mean a shortened version of something or the act of increasing density.

  1. Psychoanalytic fusionC1formalscientific

    An unconscious process where two or more ideas or images merge into a single symbol, often occurring in dreams.

    ruСгущение

    • In dream analysis, condensation can combine a father figure with a boss into one person.
    • The symbol of a snake in the dream was a condensation of fear and temptation.
    • Freud described condensation as a key mechanism in the formation of dream content.

    Synonymsamalgamationcompressionfusionmerging

  2. Phase change to liquidB2formalscientific

    The physical process of a substance changing from a gaseous state to a liquid or solid state.

    ruКонденсация

    • Condensation occurs when water vapor in the air cools and turns into liquid water.
    • The cold glass caused condensation to form on its surface.
    • Steam from the kettle undergoes condensation on the window pane.

    Synonymsliquefaction

    Antonymsboilingevaporationvaporization

  3. Atmospheric moistureB1formalscientific

    Moisture from the air that has collected on a surface due to cooling.

    ruКонденсат

    • There was condensation on the car windows after the cold night.
    • Condensation dripped from the air conditioning unit.
    • The morning dew is a form of condensation.

    Synonymsdampnessdewmoisture

  4. Compression or compactionB2formalscientific

    The process or result of becoming smaller or pressed together; compression.

    ruСжатие или уплотнение

    • The condensation of the gas into a liquid reduces its volume significantly.
    • The condensation of the report into a single page was challenging.
    • The condensation of the material increased its density.

    Synonymscompactioncompressionconstrictioncontractionshrinkingsqueezing

    Antonymsdilationdispersionexpansionrarefaction

  5. Abridged versionB2formal

    A shortened version of a written work that retains the main ideas.

    ruСокращённая версия

    • The condensation of the novel was published for younger readers.
    • She read a condensation of the classic novel for her book report.
    • The magazine published a condensation of the lengthy article.

    Synonymsabbreviationabstractcompendiumdigestepitomesummarysynopsis

    Antonymsamplificationexpansionfullness

  6. Density increaseC1formalscientific

    The act of increasing the density of something, often by reducing its volume.

    ruСгущение

    • The condensation of the solution was achieved by evaporation.
    • The process of condensation in the experiment increased the material's density.
    • Condensation of the gas resulted in a denser liquid.

    Synonymscompressionconcentrationdensificationthickening

Forms
  • condensations plural form
  • condensations' possessive plural form
  • condensation's possessive singular form
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