wilting

• Sustantivo que designa el proceso o estado de marchitarse, perder frescura o turgencia, generalmente por falta de agua o calor; también puede referirse a la pérdida de vigor o decadencia.

A noun referring to the process or state of becoming limp, drooping, or losing freshness, typically due to lack of water or heat.

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1. B2formal

   The act or process of becoming limp, drooping, or losing freshness, typically due to lack of water or heat.

   marchitamiento

   • The wilting of the lettuce made it unsuitable for the salad.
   • Prolonged exposure to the sun caused the wilting of the garden flowers.
   • The farmer was concerned about the wilting of his crops during the drought.

   Sinónimosdroopingfadingflaggingsaggingwithering

• Verbo que describe el proceso de marchitarse una planta, volviéndose mustia y caída por falta de agua o calor, o en sentido figurado, perder fuerza, energía o confianza.

A verb used to describe the process of a plant becoming limp and drooping due to lack of water or heat, or metaphorically, to lose strength or confidence.

1. Lose strength or energyB2formal

   To become weak, tired, or less energetic.

   Perder fuerza o energía

   • The runner began to wilt under the intense heat.
   • Her enthusiasm wilted after hours of tedious work.
   • Without proper rest, his concentration started to wilt.

   Sinónimosdroopfadeflaglanguishsagtireweakenwither

   Antónimosenergizeinvigoraterevivestrengthen

2. Become limp or droopB1formal

   To become soft, drooping, or losing firmness, especially due to lack of water or heat.

   marchitarse

   • The flowers wilted in the scorching sun.
   • Leaves wilt quickly if they are not watered.
   • The lettuce wilted after being left out of the fridge.

   Sinónimosdroopfadeflagfloplanguishsagshrivelwither

   Antónimosflourishperkrevivethrive