Permeate Meaning in English
word
ˈpɝmiˌeɪt
PUR-mee-ayt
pˈɜːmɪˌeɪt
PUR-mee-ayt
释义
To spread through or go into every part of something; often used for smells, feelings, or ideas.
用法与细微差别
'Permeate' is formal and describes something moving through every part of an object or group (e.g., smell, feeling, idea). Common in science and literature. Often confused with 'penetrate' (enter), but 'permeate' emphasizes spreading everywhere.
Spanish: impregnar - penetrar - permearPortuguese (BR): permeiar - penetrar - impregnarPortuguese (PT): permear - penetrar - impregnarChinese (Simplified): 渗透 - 弥漫Chinese (Traditional): 滲透 - 瀰漫Hindi: व्याप्त होना - फैल जानाArabic: يتخلل - ينتشرBengali: ভেদ করে ছড়িয়ে পড়া - মিশে যাওয়াRussian: проникать - пронизывать - пропитыватьJapanese: 染み渡る - 行き渡るVietnamese: thấm vào - lan tỏaKorean: 스며들다 - 퍼지다Turkish: nüfuz etmek - yayılmakUrdu: سرایت کرنا - رچ بس جاناIndonesian: meresap - menyebar
例句
The smell of fresh bread permeates the whole house.
basic
Sadness permeated the atmosphere after the news.
basic
Water can permeate certain types of rock.
basic
Hope seemed to permeate every conversation we had that day.
natural
A chill permeated the old building, even with the windows closed.
natural
Innovation needs to permeate every level of the company to succeed.
natural