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Перевод: dissipate
[глагол]
рассеивать; рассеять; разгонять; рассеиваться; проматывать; расточать; растрачивать; вести распутный образ жизни; кутить; прокутить; развлекаться; блядовать [неценз.]
Тезаурус:
- As penniless brokers they often had to dissipate energy on make-do and mend activities.
- It is a difficult journey, particularly when one is misled by sudden exultations which seem to offer an almost magical release but so quickly dissipate into even worse depression and remorse.
- Heatpipes draw energy away from the electronics and pass it into a cooling unit where either air or water is used to dissipate the heat.
- Inanimate objects and systems slavishly obey Newton's law of thermodynamics that states that the energy in any system tends simply to dissipate; or, to put it simply, that "things cool down".
- How do you dissipate this enormous tension?
- Officially, the reason given was that it now seemed more sensible to store the highly active waste above ground for at least fifty years before disposing of it, probably in the form of glass blocks, and meanwhile allowing more of its intense heat to dissipate.
- Movement helps dissipate the unpleasant feeling of anxiety, but the stabled horse has little opportunity for movement.
- Or it may sit tight in the reasonable hope that either the economic strain proves too great and Syria's military strength is sapped by political and economic instability, or that Syria will dissipate its strength against its eastern adversary, Iraq.
- And it cleverly let pressure dissipate by allowing several months pass before revealing the commission's findings.
- Ryle wishes not to dissipate the contrast between mind and matter by absorbing one by the other but by showing that the contrasting of the two is as illegitimate as contrasting "She came home in a flood of tears" and "She came home in a sedan-chair".
- Before presenting the Service's estimates to Parliament, the department should, in theory, prune its programmes down to the financial target line imposed by the Treasury; but, in practice, it has been found that the bow-wave tends to dissipate as the actual financial year goes by because there are always delays in most programmes that lead to underspending on individual projects.
- We can just as readily conclude that there is just one type of latent inhibition; that the change induced by exposure to the stimulus always tends to dissipate during the exposure - test interval; and that the size of the interval required for such a loss of latent inhibition to become apparent grows longer as the strength of the effect induced by the initial exposure phase is increased.
- Big companies, the argument runs, are inefficient, stifle innovation and dissipate wealth.
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