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etiolate

/ˈiː.ti.ə.leɪt/

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adjective

/ˈiː.ti.ə.leɪt/C2formalscientificobsolete
  • ruУстаревшее прилагательное, означающее становиться бледным или болезненным, или терять силу и жизненную энергию; часто используется в ботаническом контексте для описания растений, лишённых света.

An obsolete adjective meaning to become pale or sickly, or to lose vigor and vitality; often used in a botanical context to describe plants that have been deprived of light.

  1. Bleached or pale from lack of lightC2formalscientific

    Describes a plant that has become pale, weak, and elongated due to being grown in the absence of sufficient light.

    ruЭтиолированный

    • The etiolate seedlings were a pale yellow color.
    • Etiolate plants are often leggy and fragile.
    • The gardener moved the etiolate sprouts to a sunnier location.

    Synonymsblanchedbleachedcolorlesspalewanwhite

Forms
  • more etiolate comparative form
  • most etiolate superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈiː.ti.ə.leɪt/C2formalscientific
  • ruВызывать у растения бледность и слабость из-за недостатка света; делать бледным или слабым, особенно в результате изоляции или лишения.

To cause (a plant) to become pale and weak due to lack of light; to make pale or feeble, especially through confinement or deprivation.

  1. Bleach a plant by excluding lightC2formalscientific

    To cause a green plant to become pale and weak by depriving it of sunlight, altering its natural development.

    ruЭтиолировать

    • The gardener accidentally etiolated the seedlings by keeping them in a dark shed.
    • Plants grown in complete darkness become etiolated, with long, pale stems.
    • To study etiolation, scientists etiolate certain plants and compare them to normal ones.

    Synonymsblanchbleachwhiten

  2. Make weak or stuntedC2formal

    To weaken or stunt the growth or development of something, often by depriving it of necessary conditions.

    ruОслабить или задержать развитие

    • Prolonged isolation can etiolate a person's social skills.
    • The harsh environment etiolated the community's economic growth.
    • A lack of intellectual challenge can etiolate a student's curiosity.

    Synonymsdebilitatedrainenervateenfeebleexhaustinhibitsapstuntweaken

    Antonymsfortifyhardeninvigoratestrengthen

  3. Make pale or sicklyC2formal

    To cause something to become pale, wan, or unhealthy in appearance.

    ruОбесцветить или сделать болезненным

    • The long illness etiolated her complexion, leaving her looking pale.
    • The dim lighting in the room etiolated the vibrant colors of the painting.
    • His face was etiolated from months spent indoors without sunlight.

    Synonymsblanchbleachfadepalewash outwhiten

    Antonymsblushcolorflushreddentinge

Forms
  • etiolated past participle
  • etiolated past simple
  • etiolating present participle
  • etiolates third person singular
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