emptying

UK
/ˈɛmtiɪŋ/
US
/ˈɛmtiɪŋ/
emptyingnoun
emptyings
pl
Translations
The emptying of the trash bins is scheduled for every Monday.
Опорожнение мусорных баков запланировано на каждый понедельник.
Definitions
The act of removing or pouring out the contents of something.
The emptying of the trash cans is scheduled for every Monday morning.
A process or instance of becoming empty.
The emptying of the auditorium took longer than expected after the concert.
emptyinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈɛmptiɪŋ/
US
/ˈɛmptiɪŋ/
Used attributively or predicatively to describe something that is in the act of becoming empty or that causes emptying.
Definitions
In the process of becoming empty.
The rapidly emptying stadium signaled the end of the game.
Designed to remove or expel contents; causing emptying.
An emptying mechanism prevents the tank from overflowing.
emptyverb

emptying

Gerund

emptied
Past Simple
emptied
Past Participle
emptying
Gerund
UK
/ˈɛmpti/
US
/ˈɛmpti/
Translations
пустетьо помещениях, улицах, стадионах
The stadium began to empty after the game ended.
После окончания игры стадион начал пустеть.
The fire emptied the house.
Пожар опустошил дом.
опорожнятьо контейнерах и ёмкостях; нейтр./книжн.
She needs to empty the trash bin every morning.
Ей нужно опорожнять мусорное ведро каждое утро.
выливатьо жидкостях
Please empty the water from the bucket.
Пожалуйста, вылейте воду из ведра.
Additional translations
высыпатьо сыпучих веществах, содержимом ёмкости
освободитьо помещении, зале, транспорте; когда пространство освобождают от людей
Definitions
To remove all contents from a container or space.
She emptied the trash can into the dumpster.
To become vacant or unoccupied.
The stadium began to empty after the game ended.
To pour out or discharge the contents of something.
He emptied the water from the bucket onto the garden.
emptyadjective
Definitions
Containing nothing; not filled or occupied.
The empty room echoed with every footstep.
Lacking meaning, value, or substance.
His promises were empty and unfulfilled.
Devoid of emotion or feeling.
She gave him an empty stare, showing no sign of recognition.