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'pə:mieit((of a liquid, gas etc) to pass or spread into or through: The water had permeated (through/into) the soil.) penetrartr['pɜːmɪeɪt]1 (liquid) penetrar, calar; (smell, smoke) impregnar2 figurative use (mood, desire) extenderse por1) penetrate: penetrar, impregnar2) pervade: penetrar, difundirse porpermeate vi: penetrarv.• calar v.• filtrarse v.• impregnar v.• penetrar v.• saturar v.'pɜːrmieɪt, 'pɜːmieɪt
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transitive verb \<\<liquid\>\> calar, impregnar; \<\<smoke/smell\>\> impregnarthis pessimism permeates his entire work — este pesimismo se evidencia or está presente en toda su obra
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vi['pɜːmɪeɪt]to permeate THROUGH/INTO something — \<\<liquid/smell/smoke\>\> penetrar a través de/en algo
1. VT1) [liquid] penetrar, impregnar; [smell] impregnar; [substance, chemical] penetrar2) (fig) [ideology, corruption] estar presente enthis way of thinking permeates all areas of society — esta forma de pensar está presente en or impregna todos los niveles sociales
2. VI1)to permeate through sth — [liquid] penetrar a través de algo, impregnar algo; [smell] impregnar algo; [substance, chemical] penetrar a través de algo
2) (fig) [ideology, corruption] extenderse, propagarse ( through por)* * *['pɜːrmieɪt, 'pɜːmieɪt]
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transitive verb \<\<liquid\>\> calar, impregnar; \<\<smoke/smell\>\> impregnarthis pessimism permeates his entire work — este pesimismo se evidencia or está presente en toda su obra
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vito permeate THROUGH/INTO something — \<\<liquid/smell/smoke\>\> penetrar a través de/en algo
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