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dissipate

/ˈdɪsɪpeɪt/

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verb

Dissiper, disperser

To drive away, disperse.

Examples :

"The loud noise from the construction site quickly dissipated as the workers packed up their tools. "

Le bruit fort du chantier s'est rapidement dissipé lorsque les ouvriers ont rangé leurs outils.

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verb

Gaspiller, dilapider

To use up or waste; squander.

Examples :

"He dissipated his savings on frivolous purchases. "

Il a gaspillé ses économies en achats futiles.

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verb

Se dissiper, se disperser

To vanish by dispersion.

Examples :

"The morning fog began to dissipate as the sun rose higher in the sky. "

Le brouillard matinal a commencé à se dissiper à mesure que le soleil montait dans le ciel.

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verb

Dissiper, se dissiper

To cause energy to be lost through its conversion to heat.

Examples :

"The friction between the moving parts of the machine dissipated energy, causing it to slow down. "

Le frottement entre les pièces mobiles de la machine a dissipé l'énergie, ce qui l'a ralentie.

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verb

Mener une vie dissolue, se livrer à la débauche

To be dissolute in conduct.

Examples :

"He began to dissipate his inheritance on gambling and lavish parties. "

Il a commencé à mener une vie dissolue en gaspillant son héritage dans les jeux et les fêtes somptueuses.

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