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inspissate

/ɪnˈspɪs.eɪt/

Перевод: Делать более густым или плотным; сгущать, особенно в научном или медицинском контексте.

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verb

/ɪnˈspɪs.eɪt/C2formalscientific
  • ruДелать более густым или плотным; сгущать, особенно в научном или медицинском контексте.

To make thicker or denser; to condense, especially in scientific or medical contexts.

  1. Make viscous or denseC2formal

    To cause a liquid to become thicker, more viscous, or more concentrated.

    ruСгущать

    • The chef inspissated the sauce by simmering it for an hour.
    • The chemist inspissated the solution to increase its density.
    • The process of inspissating the syrup requires careful temperature control.

    Синонимыclotcoagulateconcentratecondensecongealcurdlestiffenthicken

    Антонимыdiluteliquefyrarefythinwater

  2. Make thick or thickerC2formal

    To increase the thickness or consistency of a substance.

    ruСгущать

    • The artist inspissated the paint to create a textured effect.
    • The recipe instructs to inspissate the mixture by adding cornstarch.
    • The substance was inspissated through evaporation.

    Синонимыclotcoagulatecondensecongealcurdlesolidifythicken

    Антонимыdiluterarefythin

  3. Become thick or thickerC2formal

    To undergo a process of becoming thicker or more dense.

    ruСтановиться гуще

    • The liquid inspissated as it cooled.
    • The sauce inspissated after being left on the stove.
    • The mixture inspissated naturally over time.

    Синонимыclotcoagulateconcentratecondensecongealgeljellsetsolidifythicken

    Антонимыdiluterarefythin

Формы
  • inspissated past participle
  • inspissated past simple
  • inspissating present participle
  • inspissates third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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