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1 permeate per·me·ate
['pɜːmɪˌeɪt]1. vt2. vifiltrare, fig diffondersi -
2 permeate
['pɜːmɪeɪt]1) [liquid, gas] permeare; [ odour] pervadere, impregnare2) fig. [ ideas] penetrare in, permeare* * *['pə:mieit]((of a liquid, gas etc) to pass or spread into or through: The water had permeated (through/into) the soil.) penetrare, diffondersi* * *['pɜːmɪeɪt]1) [liquid, gas] permeare; [ odour] pervadere, impregnare2) fig. [ ideas] penetrare in, permeare -
3 (to) permeate
(to) permeate /ˈpɜ:mɪeɪt/A v. t.permeare ( anche fig.); intridere; penetrare (in); compenetrare; pervadere; saturare: The smell of gas had permeated the room, l'odore di gas aveva saturato la stanzaB v. i.penetrare; diffondersi: Rainwater permeates easily through gravel and sand, l'acqua piovana penetra facilmente nei terreni ghiaiosi e sabbiosi● (fig.: di notizia, ecc.) to permeate among, diffondersi fra. -
4 (to) permeate
(to) permeate /ˈpɜ:mɪeɪt/A v. t.permeare ( anche fig.); intridere; penetrare (in); compenetrare; pervadere; saturare: The smell of gas had permeated the room, l'odore di gas aveva saturato la stanzaB v. i.penetrare; diffondersi: Rainwater permeates easily through gravel and sand, l'acqua piovana penetra facilmente nei terreni ghiaiosi e sabbiosi● (fig.: di notizia, ecc.) to permeate among, diffondersi fra. -
5 penetrate
['penɪtreɪt] 1.1) (enter into or through) penetrare in, perforare, trapassare [layer, skin, surface]; penetrare in, introdursi in [ territory]; squarciare [cloud, darkness, silence]; attraversare [ wall]; penetrare [ woman]2) fig. (permeate) permeare, pervadere, compenetrare [mind, ideas]; invadere, diffondersi su [ market]; [ spy] infiltrarsi in [ organization]3) (understand) scoprire [ disguise]; penetrare in [ mystery]2.1) (enter)to penetrate into — entrare in, penetrare in [ city]
to penetrate as far as — spingersi fino a, addentrarsi in [ place]
2) (be perceived) [ sound] arrivare (to a)* * *['penitreit](to move, go or make a way into, past, or through (something): The bullet penetrated his shoulder; Their minds could not penetrate the mystery.) penetrare- penetratingly
- penetration* * *['penɪtreɪt] 1.1) (enter into or through) penetrare in, perforare, trapassare [layer, skin, surface]; penetrare in, introdursi in [ territory]; squarciare [cloud, darkness, silence]; attraversare [ wall]; penetrare [ woman]2) fig. (permeate) permeare, pervadere, compenetrare [mind, ideas]; invadere, diffondersi su [ market]; [ spy] infiltrarsi in [ organization]3) (understand) scoprire [ disguise]; penetrare in [ mystery]2.1) (enter)to penetrate into — entrare in, penetrare in [ city]
to penetrate as far as — spingersi fino a, addentrarsi in [ place]
2) (be perceived) [ sound] arrivare (to a) -
6 permeated
['pɜːmɪeɪtɪd] 1. 2.to be permeated with — essere impregnato o pieno di (anche fig.)
* * *['pɜːmɪeɪtɪd] 1. 2.to be permeated with — essere impregnato o pieno di (anche fig.)
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