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to drain
01
escorrer, drenar
to empty or remove liquid from a container or area
Transitive: to drain a liquid
Exemplos
She had to drain the water from the sink after washing the dishes.
Ela teve que drenar a água da pia depois de lavar a louça.
02
esgotar, drenar
to gradually or completely use up the available resources
Transitive: to drain a resource
Exemplos
The prolonged illness drained her savings, leaving her in a financially difficult situation.
03
esgotar, drenar
to weaken or exhaust someone or something's energy and vitality
Transitive: to drain sb of energy and vitality
Exemplos
The prolonged illness drained her of her usual vigor and left her feeling weak and fatigued.
A doença prolongada drenou seu vigor habitual e a deixou se sentindo fraca e fatigada.
Drain
01
ralo, dreno
a pipe in the bottom of a sink, bath, etc. through which dirty water flows out
Dialect
American
American
Exemplos
The bathroom drain emitted a foul odor, indicating a buildup of organic matter in the pipes.
O ralo do banheiro emitia um odor fétido, indicando um acúmulo de matéria orgânica nos canos.
02
a conduit or pipe designed to carry away liquid waste to a sewer, septic system, or other safe location
Exemplos
The drain system was upgraded after heavy rains.
03
the process of removing liquid from a container or area, often by letting it flow out
Exemplos
The drain of the swimming pool required professional help.
04
a gradual reduction or exhaustion of energy, resources, or strength
Exemplos
Negotiations were a drain for the team's morale.
05
dreno, tubo de drenagem
a tube that removes fluids from wounds or body cavities to aid healing
Exemplos
The surgical team carefully positioned the drain to optimize fluid removal during the procedure.
A equipe cirúrgica posicionou cuidadosamente a drenagem para otimizar a remoção de fluidos durante o procedimento.
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