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distil

[dɪˈstɪɫ]

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verb

Distiller

To subject to distillation.

Examples :

"The scientist will distil the seawater to get pure drinking water. "

Le scientifique va distiller l'eau de mer pour obtenir de l'eau potable pure.

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verb

Distiller

To undergo or be produced by distillation.

Examples :

"Simple Sentence: "Whiskey is distilled from grains like barley and rye." "

Le whisky est distillé à partir de céréales comme l'orge et le seigle.

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verb

Distiller

To make by means of distillation, especially whisky.

Examples :

"The Scottish often distil whisky using traditional methods passed down through generations. "

Les Écossais distillent souvent du whisky en utilisant des méthodes traditionnelles transmises de génération en génération.

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verb

S'écouler en gouttes, suinter

To exude in small drops.

Examples :

"Firs distil resin."

Les sapins suintent de la résine.

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verb

Instiller, distiller

To impart in small quantities.

Examples :

"The experienced teacher tries to distil wisdom into her students through short anecdotes and relatable stories. "

L'enseignant expérimenté essaie d'instiller la sagesse à ses élèves à travers de courtes anecdotes et des histoires auxquelles ils peuvent s'identifier.

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verb

Extraire l'essence de, concentrer, purifier

To extract the essence of; concentrate; purify.

Examples :

"The author tried to distil years of research into a single, compelling chapter. "

L'auteur a essayé d'extraire des années de recherche en un seul chapitre convaincant.

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verb

Distiller, suinter

To trickle down or fall in small drops; ooze out.

Examples :

"Condensation began to distil from the cold pipe, forming tiny droplets on the metal. "

La condensation a commencé à suinter du tuyau froid, formant de minuscules gouttelettes sur le métal.

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verb

Se manifester progressivement, se révéler

To be manifested gently or gradually.

Examples :

"As she practiced the piano, her confidence began to distil into a beautiful melody. "

Alors qu'elle pratiquait le piano, sa confiance a commencé à se révéler dans une belle mélodie.

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verb

Goutter, dégoutter

To drip or be wet with.

Examples :

"After the hard workout, sweat began to distil from his forehead. "

Après l'entraînement intensif, la sueur a commencé à goutter de son front.