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distilled

UK
/dɪˈstɛld/
US
/dɪˈstɛld/

Traducciones

distilledadjective
more distilled
Comp.
most distilled
Super.
UK
/dɪˈstɪld/
US
/dɪˈstɪld/
The distilled water was free from impurities and safe for laboratory use.
L’eau distillée était exempte d’impuretés et sans danger pour une utilisation en laboratoire.
Traducciones adicionales
condenséAu sens figuré, pour une idée, une connaissance ou une expérience réduite à l’essentiel.
Sinónimos
purified
refined
concentrated
extracted
distilledpast participle
UK
/dɪˈstɪld/
US
/dɪˈstɪld/
Used as an adjective derived from the past participle of the verb "distill".
Only distilled spirits are allowed in the recipe.
Seuls les spiritueux distillés sont autorisés dans la recette.
Traducciones adicionales
condenséAu sens figuré, obtenu sous une forme concentrée après réduction à l’essentiel.
Sinónimos
purified
refined
concentrated
clarified
rectified
condensed
filtered
essenced
distillverb

distilled

Past Simple

distilled
Past Simple
distilled
Past Participle
distilling
Gerund
UK
/dɪˈstɪl/
US
/dɪˈstɪl/
distillerEn chimie : purifier un liquide par distillation.
They distilled the seawater to produce fresh drinking water.
Ils ont distillé l’eau de mer pour produire de l’eau potable.
distillerAu sens figuré : dégager, extraire l’essentiel d’une idée, d’un texte ou d’une théorie.
The professor distilled the complex theory into a simple explanation.
Le professeur a distillé la théorie complexe en une explication simple.
Traducciones adicionales
distillerSens intransitif : s’écouler ou suinter en fines gouttes.
Sinónimos
extract
purify
refine
concentrate
separate
distilverb

distilled

Past Simple

distilled
Past Simple
distilled
Past Participle
distilling
Gerund
UK
/dɪsˈtɪl/
US
/dɪsˈtɪl/
distillerAu sens propre, en parlant d’un liquide.
They distilled the water to remove any impurities.
Ils ont distillé l’eau pour en retirer les impuretés.
distillerAu sens figuré, pour exprimer l’essentiel.
The professor distilled the complex theory into a simple explanation.
Le professeur a distillé la théorie complexe en une explication simple.
distillerAu sens figuré, pour concentrer ou raffiner progressivement.
The writer distilled his experiences into a compelling novel.
L’écrivain a distillé ses expériences dans un roman captivant.
distillerEmploi intransitif, au sens propre.
Moisture distilled from the cooling pipes and dripped into the tray.
De l’humidité s’est distillée des tuyaux de refroidissement et a goutté dans le bac.
Sinónimos
extract
purify
refine
concentrate
separate

Definiciones

distilledadjective
Purified or concentrated by a process of distillation.
The distilled water was free from impurities and safe for laboratory use.
Extracted or derived in a concentrated form.
The book offered distilled wisdom from years of research and experience.
distilledpast participle
Purified or produced by distillation.
Only distilled spirits are allowed in the recipe.
Obtained in a concentrated form through the act of distilling.
The distilled essence captured the flower's fragrance.
distillverb
To purify a liquid by heating it until it vaporizes, then cooling and condensing the vapor, and collecting the resulting liquid.
They distilled the seawater to produce fresh drinking water.
To extract the essential meaning or most important aspects of something.
The professor distilled the complex theory into a simple explanation.
To produce a concentrated form of something by removing impurities or unwanted elements.
The writer distilled his thoughts into a concise article.
(of a liquid or substance) to fall or condense in minute drops; to trickle or ooze gradually
During the humid night, water distilled from the air onto the metal surfaces.
distilverb
To purify a liquid by heating it until it vaporizes, then cooling and condensing the vapor, and collecting the resulting liquid.
They distilled the water to remove any impurities.
To extract the essential meaning or most important aspects of something.
The professor distilled the complex theory into a simple explanation.
To produce a concentrated form of something by a process of gradual refinement.
The writer distilled his experiences into a compelling novel.
(intransitive) To undergo distillation; to evaporate and then condense in drops.
Moisture distilled from the cooling pipes and dripped into the tray.
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