Rechercher
to dissipate
01
dissiper, se dissiper
to gradually disappear or spread out
Intransitive
02
dissiper
to waste money, energy, or resources
Transitive: to dissipate energy or resources
03
disperser
to cause to scatter, spread, and eventually vanish
Transitive: to dissipate sth
04
se dissiper, se laisser aller
to indulge excessively in pleasure, especially by drinking alcohol
Intransitive
dissipate
v
dissipated
adj
dissipated
adj
dissipation
n
dissipation
n
Exemple
The heat has dissipated after hours of cooling.
The morning mist began to dissipate as the sun rose higher in the sky.
The heat from the stove caused the steam to dissipate into the air.
With time, the initial excitement around the event tends to dissipate.
The tension in the room dissipated as the meeting progressed.
