manifested

UK
/ˈmænɪfestɪd/
US
/ˈmænəˌfɛstɪd/
manifestedpast participle
Translations
Her manifested anger surprised everyone.
Её проявленный гнев удивил всех.
Additional translations
выраженныйпереносное значение, подчёркивающее очевидность проявления
Definitions
Having been made manifest; clearly revealed or shown.
Her manifested anger surprised everyone.
manifestverb

manifested

Past Simple

manifested
Past Simple
manifested
Past Participle
manifesting
Gerund
UK
/ˈmænɪfest/
US
/ˈmænəˌfɛst/
Translations
She wanted to manifest her gratitude by helping others.
Она хотела выразить свою благодарность, помогая другим.
The symptoms of the disease manifest quickly.
Симптомы болезни проявляются быстро.
He tried to manifest his feelings through art.
Он пытался проявить свои чувства через искусство.
Additional translations
Definitions
To display or show a quality or feeling by one's acts or appearance; to demonstrate.
She manifested her joy through an infectious laugh.
To become apparent through the appearance of symptoms.
The disease began to manifest in the form of a persistent cough.
To record in a ship's manifest.
The captain manifested the cargo before setting sail.
manifestnoun
Definitions
An official list of the cargo, passengers, or contents of a ship, aircraft, truck, train, or other vehicle, used for administrative or customs purposes.
Customs officers inspected the manifest before clearing the plane for departure.
In computing, a file that contains metadata and enumerates the components or resources of a software package or application.
The Android app will not install correctly if the manifest is missing required permissions.
manifestadjective
Definitions
Clear or obvious to the eye or mind.
Her manifest joy was evident to everyone at the party.