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dissipated

/ˈdɪsɪpeɪtɪd/

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verb

消散，驱散。

To drive away, disperse.

Examples :

"The police used tear gas to dissipate the crowd of protesters. "

警察使用催泪瓦斯来驱散抗议人群。

energy physics nature

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verb

挥霍，浪费。

To use up or waste; squander.

Examples :

"He quickly dissipated his savings on unnecessary gadgets. "

他很快就把积蓄挥霍在不必要的玩意儿上了。

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verb

消散，驱散

To vanish by dispersion.

Examples :

"The morning fog quickly dissipated as the sun rose. "

随着太阳升起，早晨的雾气很快就消散了。

physics energy substance

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verb

消散，耗散

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

Examples :

"The old incandescent light bulb dissipated most of its energy as heat, making it inefficient. "

老式白炽灯泡把大部分能量都以热量的形式耗散掉了，所以效率很低。

energy physics science

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verb

放荡，挥霍，玩世不恭

To be dissolute in conduct.

Examples :

"He dissipated his inheritance on gambling and lavish parties. "

他沉迷赌博和奢靡的派对，把继承的遗产挥霍一空。

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adjective

挥霍的, 放荡的

Wasteful of health or possessions in the pursuit of pleasure.

Examples :

"His dissipated lifestyle of partying every night left him exhausted and broke. "

他夜夜笙歌，挥霍放荡的生活让他精疲力尽，身无分文。

character moral mind