wilt
wilt
wɪlt
vilt
British pronunciation
/wˈɪlt/

Definición y significado de "wilt"en inglés

to wilt
01

marchitarse, desfallecer

to gradually lose strength, energy, or confidence, often due to exhaustion or discouragement
example
Ejemplos
The team wilted in the second half, unable to keep up with their opponents' pace.
El equipo se marchitó en la segunda mitad, incapaz de seguir el ritmo de sus oponentes.
02

marchitarse, ajarse

to become limp or droopy, usually due to lack of water or loss of vitality
example
Ejemplos
The delicate petals of the bouquet began to wilt after being left unattended for several hours.
Los delicados pétalos del ramo comenzaron a marchitarse después de ser dejados desatendidos durante varias horas.
01

marchitez, pérdida de turgencia

the state or instance of a plant's foliage or stems losing turgidity and drooping, typically from water deficiency or environmental stress
example
Ejemplos
Transplanted seedlings often show a temporary wilt before their roots establish in new soil.
Las plántulas trasplantadas a menudo muestran un marchitamiento temporal antes de que sus raíces se establezcan en el nuevo suelo.
02

marchitez, pudrición vascular

any disease of plants, often fungal or bacterial, in which pathogens invade the roots or vascular tissue, causing foliage to droop and shrivel
example
Ejemplos
Oak trees along the avenue suffered from oak wilt, their leaves bronzing and curling before falling.
Los robles a lo largo de la avenida sufrieron de marchitez del roble, con sus hojas tornándose bronce y rizándose antes de caer.
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