英语词汇“condense”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

condense

/kənˈdɛns

verb

1 [with object] Make (something) denser or more concentrated: the morning play on Saturday was condensed into a half-hour package...

Where the Davis Cup is played over the course of four rounds, home and away, the Fed Cup condenses its semi-final and final rounds into one week.
Each two-decade period is assigned an overarching theme giving it a broad historical overview while serving to limit and condense the curatorial scope.
Major League Baseball has joined with an internet service to record, digitize and condense a typical three hour game to 30 minutes.

1.1Express (written or spoken material) in fewer words; make concise: he condensed the three plays into a three-hour drama...

True, some of this material could have been condensed.
Knowledge of the Vedas has been condensed into 555 short lines.
This is condensed from an essay Siegel wrote for the New York Observer.

Synonyms

abridge, shorten, cut, abbreviate, compress, compact, contract, telescope;

summarize, synopsize, precis, abstract, digest, encapsulate;

truncate, curtail

rare epitomize

abridged, shortened, cut, cut-down, concise, contracted, compressed, abbreviated, reduced, truncated;

summarized, summary, abstracted, precised, synoptic, synopsized, outline, bare-bones, thumbnail

informal potted, slimmed down

2Change or cause to change from a gas or vapour to a liquid: [no object]: the moisture vapour in the air condenses into droplets of water [with object]: the cold air was condensing his breath...

Then, while still contracting, the star cools through yellow and red-hot, and the protyle condenses into progressively heavier elements.
This creates enough pressure to force the ammonia vapour into another vessel, where it condenses into a liquid.
What results is a super-saturated vapour, which cools to near ambient temperatures in a few milliseconds and condenses into the aerosol particles that make up the smoke.

Synonyms

precipitate, liquefy, become liquid, deliquesce, liquidize

Derivatives

condensable

/ˌkɒnˈdɛnsəb(ə)l

/ adjective ...

First, the work - if it contains inspiration, glee, sorrow; if it is complex, actually provocative or disturbing - is not easily condensable to those three paragraphs allowed the script-reader.
But they also get booked because they're quick with the quote: they help to feed an omnivorous media machine hungry for thoughts condensable into a dozen words that will make one side or another angry.
As shown in Table 1, the refractory lithophiles and siderophiles constitute about 1 per cent by mass of the total condensable material (rock + ices) in the solar nebula.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French condenser or Latin condensare, from condensus 'very thick', from con- 'completely' + densus 'dense'.

单词	condense
释义	condense /kənˈdɛns / verb 1 [with object] Make (something) denser or more concentrated: the morning play on Saturday was condensed into a half-hour package... Where the Davis Cup is played over the course of four rounds, home and away, the Fed Cup condenses its semi-final and final rounds into one week. Each two-decade period is assigned an overarching theme giving it a broad historical overview while serving to limit and condense the curatorial scope. Major League Baseball has joined with an internet service to record, digitize and condense a typical three hour game to 30 minutes. 1.1Express (written or spoken material) in fewer words; make concise: he condensed* the three plays into a three-hour drama... True, some of this material could have been condensed. Knowledge of the Vedas has been condensed into 555 short lines. This is condensed from an essay Siegel wrote for the New York Observer. Synonyms abridge, shorten, cut, abbreviate, compress, compact, contract, telescope; summarize, synopsize, precis, abstract, digest, encapsulate; truncate, curtail rare* epitomize abridged, shortened, cut, cut-down, concise, contracted, compressed, abbreviated, reduced, truncated; summarized, summary, abstracted, precised, synoptic, synopsized, outline, bare-bones, thumbnail informal potted, slimmed down 2Change or cause to change from a gas or vapour to a liquid: [no object]: the moisture vapour in the air condenses into* droplets of water* [with object]: the cold air was condensing his breath... Then, while still contracting, the star cools through yellow and red-hot, and the protyle condenses into progressively heavier elements. This creates enough pressure to force the ammonia vapour into another vessel, where it condenses into a liquid. What results is a super-saturated vapour, which cools to near ambient temperatures in a few milliseconds and condenses into the aerosol particles that make up the smoke. Synonyms precipitate, liquefy, become liquid, deliquesce, liquidize Derivatives condensable /ˌkɒnˈdɛnsəb(ə)l / adjective ... First, the work - if it contains inspiration, glee, sorrow; if it is complex, actually provocative or disturbing - is not easily condensable to those three paragraphs allowed the script-reader. But they also get booked because they're quick with the quote: they help to feed an omnivorous media machine hungry for thoughts condensable into a dozen words that will make one side or another angry. As shown in Table 1, the refractory lithophiles and siderophiles constitute about 1 per cent by mass of the total condensable material (rock + ices) in the solar nebula. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French condenser or Latin condensare, from condensus 'very thick', from con- 'completely' + densus 'dense'. Rhymes cense, commence, common sense, dense, dispense, expense, fence, hence, Hortense, immense, offence (US offense), pence, prepense, pretence (US pretense), sense, spence, suspense, tense, thence, whence
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condense

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condensable

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