Dissipate Meaning in English

word

US

ˈdɪsəˌpeɪt

DIS-uh-payt

UK

dˈɪsɪpˌeɪt

DIS-ih-payt

التعريف

To gradually disappear or make something disappear, especially something like feelings, energy, or clouds. It is also used when referring to wasting resources.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Formal and literary in tone. Common collocations: 'dissipate doubts', 'dissipate energy', 'the fog dissipated'. Often used for things fading away or being wasted. Not used for physical objects disappearing instantly.

• Spanish: disipar - desvanecer
• Portuguese (BR): dissipar - desaparecer
• Portuguese (PT): dissipar - desaparecer
• Chinese (Simplified): 消散 - 消失
• Chinese (Traditional): 消散 - 消失
• Hindi: फैल जाना - बिखर जाना
• Arabic: تبدد - تلاشى
• Bengali: বিলীন হওয়া - অপচয় করা (সম্পদ)
• Russian: рассеиваться - исчезать - растрачивать (ресурсы)
• Japanese: 消散する - 消える - 浪費する（資源）
• Vietnamese: tan biến - làm tiêu tan - phung phí (tài nguyên)
• Korean: 흩어지다 - 사라지다 - 낭비하다 (자원)
• Turkish: dağılmak - yok olmak - boşa harcamak (kaynak)
• Urdu: زائل ہونا - تحلیل ہو جانا - ضائع کرنا (وسائل)
• Indonesian: menghilang - lenyap - membuang-buang (sumber daya)

جمل نموذجية

The clouds began to dissipate after the storm.

basic

His anger will soon dissipate.

basic

They tried to dissipate the smoke from the room.

basic

As the sun rose, the morning mist quickly dissipated.

natural

Rumors about the scandal eventually dissipated.

natural

Don’t dissipate your energy on things that don’t matter.

natural