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单词 dilute
释义
dilute
verb[T]
uk
/daɪˈluːt/us
/daɪˈluːt/
to make aliquidweakerbymixingin somethingelse:
稀释，冲淡
Dilute thejuice(withwater) before youdrinkit.果汁先（用水）稀释一下再喝。
toreducethestrengthof afeeling,action, etc.:
减缓，减轻，缓冲
Thesemeasuresaredesignedto dilutepublicfearsabout the product'ssafety.采取这些措施是为了减轻公众对该产品安全性的恐慌。
More examples
  • Dilute thissquashwithwater- onepartsquashto sevenpartswater.
  • You should always dilutejuicethat youservetochildren.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Becoming and making less strong
  • abate
  • abatement
  • adulterate
  • adulterated
  • adulteration
  • decline
  • emasculation
  • enervate
  • enervating
  • enfeeble
  • enfeebled
  • fade
  • melt
  • relieve
  • sink
  • totter
  • tottering
  • turn to jellyidiom
  • wane
  • waste away
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dilution
dilute
adjective
UK
uk
/daɪˈluːt/us
/daɪˈluːt/
(USusuallydiluted)
madeweakerby diluting:
经过稀释的，低浓度的
dilute hydrochloricacid经过稀释的盐酸
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Becoming and making less strong
  • abate
  • abatement
  • adulterate
  • adulterated
  • adulteration
  • decline
  • emasculation
  • enervate
  • enervating
  • enfeeble
  • enfeebled
  • fade
  • melt
  • relieve
  • sink
  • totter
  • tottering
  • turn to jellyidiom
  • wane
  • waste away
See more results »

You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Physical & chemical processes
(Definition ofdilutefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

dilute| American Dictionary

dilute
verb[T]
us
/dɑɪˈlut,də-/
to make aliquidweakerbymixingit withwateror anotherliquid:
Dilute thebleachinwaterbeforeaddingit to thewash.
chemistry
If you dilute asubstanceyou make itweakeror lesspurebymixingit with anothersubstance.

diluted

adjectiveus
/dɑɪˈlut̬·əd,də-/
Hedisinfectedthetubwith asolutionof dilutedbleach.
dilute
adjective
us/dɑɪˈlut,də-/
chemistry
madeweakeror lesspureby theadditionof anothersubstance
(Definition ofdilutefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

dilute| Business English

dilute
verb[T]
uk
/daɪˈluːt/us
to make something lessstrongor lessvaluable:
Ourrecentacquisitions are going to diluteearningsin the next fewyears.
Therisein foreclosures islikelyto diluterealestateprices.
FINANCE
to make a company'sshareslessvaluablebyincreasingthetotalnumberofshares, so that eachshareholdergets asmallerpartof theprofitandownsasmallerpercentageof thecompanythan before:
The company'sshareissuewillincreasethenumberofshareson themarket, dilutingtheirvalueandupsettingcurrentstockholders.
dilutedshares/stock

dilutive

adjective
In theshort-term, thisstrategywill be dilutive toearnings.
(Definition ofdilutefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdilute

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The methods of this paper can possibly be applied to the study of the spectrum ofdiluterandom matrices.
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For all 18 matings at least one offspring expressing thedilute, normal ear phenotype was observed before ending the mating.
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Comparably diluted vehicle stock solutions were also employed as controls.
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Up until 1945, the optional referendum represented an efficient veto point for groups opposing the welfare state todilutestate-interventionist social policies.
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The 5 ml aliquot of the 10 times diluted scytonemin fraction was injected and data were acquired for both positive and negative ionization modes.
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However, none of the four rabbits inoculated with the diluted (10x2) preparation from 91 days exposure were infected.
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After digestion and ligation reactions, each sample was diluted ten-fold and used as a template for the preselective and selective amplification.
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The balloon catheter was advanced over the guide wire, inflated withdilutecontrast to a pressure of 3-4 atmospheres, and deflated immediately.
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Without causing absolute fusion, the instrumental figures enhance and accentuate certain aspects of the electroacoustic context, without diluting themselves into it.
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As you will see, the irruption of the locus in no way weakens or dilutes logical principles: they just become different, more harmonious, and stronger.
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Injected intra-peritoneally with 1 c. c. of defibrinated relapsing fever blood diluted with 2 c. c. of sterile saline.
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Perhaps they wanted yet one more barrier between themselves and the administration, or they wished todilutethe power of the headmen.
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For each class or sub-class, the serum to be tested was diluted according to the immunoglobulin concentration.
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Primary antibodies (concentrations as given above) were diluted in blocking solution and applied to the sections overnight at room temperature.
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These solutions were diluted to appropriate concentrations for the elements analysed.
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