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1 decolourise
[ˌdiː'kʌl(ə)raɪz]брит.; = decolorize -
2 decolourise
v.descolorar, descolorir. (pt & pp decolourised) -
3 decolourize
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decolourise — (Brit.) v. deprive of color; discolorise, remove color (also decolourize) … English contemporary dictionary
decolourise — /diˈkʌləraɪz/ (say dee kuluhruyz) verb (t) (decolourised, decolourising) → decolour. Also, decolourize, decolorise, decolorize. –decolourisation /diˌkʌləraɪˈzeɪʃən/ (say dee.kuluhruy zayshuhn), noun –decolouriser, noun …
decolourise — verb remove color from The sun bleached the red shirt • Syn: ↑bleach, ↑bleach out, ↑decolor, ↑decolour, ↑decolorize, ↑decolourize, ↑decolorise, ↑discolorize … Useful english dictionary
decolourised — decolourise (Brit.) v. deprive of color; discolorise, remove color (also decolourize) … English contemporary dictionary
decolourises — decolourise (Brit.) v. deprive of color; discolorise, remove color (also decolourize) … English contemporary dictionary
decolourising — decolourise (Brit.) v. deprive of color; discolorise, remove color (also decolourize) … English contemporary dictionary
Qualitative inorganic analysis — Classical qualitative inorganic analysis is a method of analytical chemistry which seeks to find elemental composition of inorganic compounds. It is mainly focused on detecting ions in an aqueous solution, so that materials in other forms may… … Wikipedia
decolourize — (Amer.) de col·our·ize || raiz v. deprive of color; discolorize, remove color (also decolourise) … English contemporary dictionary
decolourized — (Amer.) adj. faded; lacking color (also decolorised) decolourize (Amer.) de col·our·ize || raiz v. deprive of color; discolorize, remove color (also decolourise) … English contemporary dictionary
decolourizes — decolourize (Amer.) de col·our·ize || raiz v. deprive of color; discolorize, remove color (also decolourise) … English contemporary dictionary
decolourizing — decolourize (Amer.) de col·our·ize || raiz v. deprive of color; discolorize, remove color (also decolourise) … English contemporary dictionary