condense — to make something thicker or more concentrated by removing water
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to make something thicker or more concentrated by removing water
Pronunciation (IPA): /kənˈdens/
Korean meaning: 물을 제거하여 농축시키다, 압축하다
Korean pronunciation: 컨**덴**스
Example Sentences
- The professor asked us to condense War and Peace into a tweet - mission impossible!
- My cooking skills are so bad, I can condense water into charcoal.
- The research team needs to condense their findings for the presentation.
condense
VERB//kənˈdens//
to make something thicker or more concentrated by removing water
The chef condenses the watery soup into rich concentrated broth
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Tense chef makes the sauce condense!
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Origin
From Latin 'condensare', composed of 'con-' (together) and 'densare' (to make thick), derived from 'densus' meaning dense or thick.
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“The professor asked us to condense War and Peace into a tweet - mission impossible!”
“My cooking skills are so bad, I can condense water into charcoal.”
“The research team needs to condense their findings for the presentation.”
“Water vapor condenses when it meets the cold air conditioning.”
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