evaporate|evaporated|evaporates|evaporating in English

verb

[e·vap·o·rate || ɪ'væpəreɪt]

turn into vapor; become vapor; release moisture; disappear, vanish

Use "evaporate|evaporated|evaporates|evaporating" in a sentence

1. Actually, the sun evaporates it.

2. They expect them to evaporate.

3. 10 His courage had evaporated away.

4. Relative prosperity was evaporating fast and cruelly.

5. " Light makes dark and now evaporating self.

6. They are leaking and water is evaporating.

7. The sun evaporates moisture on the leaves.

8. The sun will evaporate the mist.

9. Can I make Condensed milk from evaporated milk? Condensed milk and evaporated milk are the same

10. Benzene evaporates into the air very quickly

11. You drink it, it evaporates, turns stagnant.

12. There the solvent evaporates and the solute is deposited.

13. You transfer the solution to an evaporating basin.

14. The sun is constantly evaporating the earth's moisture.

15. The foreign aid evaporated last year.

16. My strength evaporated* like water in the dry summer heat.

17. ASPHALT Cutbacks Solvents of lower volatility evaporate more slowly

18. The completely captivating moment when all worldly concerns evaporate.

19. 17 The warm sun evaporated the dew.

20. Should that myth evaporate, so goes his worth.

21. Liquids poured into the area evaporate into nothingness.

22. By 19 the initial optimism had evaporated.

23. 12 Her confidence had now completely evaporated.

24. 5 The foreign aid evaporated last year.

25. Sea or bay salt comes from evaporating sea water.