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Definição e significado de "exfoliate"em inglês

to exfoliate

VERBO

esfoliar, descamar

to shed materials in small pieces, layers, or scales

Intransitive

Exemplos

The tree bark exfoliates as it grows, revealing a smoother layer underneath.

A casca da árvore descama à medida que cresce, revelando uma camada mais lisa por baixo.

esfoliar, limpar

to remove dead or dry skin cells from the surface of the skin, usually by using a scrub or exfoliating product

Transitive: to exfoliate the skin

informações gramaticais

composição morfológica

derivado

verbo de ação

regular

presente

exfoliate

3.ª pessoa do singular

exfoliates

particípio presente

exfoliating

pretérito simples

exfoliated

particípio passado

exfoliated

Exemplos

After a long day outdoors, she likes to exfoliate her skin to remove any dirt and dead cells.

Depois de um longo dia ao ar livre, ela gosta de esfoliar a pele para remover qualquer sujeira e células mortas.

desabrochar, expandir

to unfold or expand in a manner similar to the opening of leaves

Intransitive

Exemplos

The flower petals exfoliated in the warm sunlight, revealing their vibrant colors.

As pétalas das flores descamaram na luz quente do sol, revelando suas cores vibrantes.

esfoliar, remover camadas

to remove thin layers of material from a surface

Transitive: to exfoliate layers of material

Exemplos

Over time, weathering can exfoliate the outer layers of rock, revealing the underlying structure.

Com o tempo, a intemperização pode esfoliar as camadas externas da rocha, revelando a estrutura subjacente.

esfoliar, desdobrar

to facilitate the unfolding or spreading out of something, resembling the process of leaves unfurling

Transitive: to exfoliate a sheet

Exemplos

The gardener exfoliated the plant's leaves by gently massaging them, encouraging them to open fully.

O jardineiro esfoliou as folhas da planta massageando-as suavemente, incentivando-as a se abrirem completamente.

descamar, esfoliar

(of rocks or minerals) to peel or flake off thin layers as a result of exposure to weathering or heating processes

Intransitive

Exemplos

The granite boulders exfoliated over time, revealing smooth surfaces where layers had peeled away.

Os blocos de granito descamaram com o tempo, revelando superfícies lisas onde as camadas haviam se destacado.

Árvore Lexical

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Palavras Próximas

Definição e significado de "exfoliate"em inglês

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