disperse

disperse
1. transitive verb
zerstreuen; (dispel) auflösen [Dunst, Öl]; vertreiben [Wolken, Gase]
2. intransitive verb
sich zerstreuen
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[di'spə:s]
verb
1) (to (cause to) scatter in all directions: Some seeds are dispersed by the wind.) zerstreuen
2) (to (cause to) spread (news etc): Information is dispersed by volunteers who distribute leaflets.) verteilen
3) (to (cause to) vanish: By this time the crowd had dispersed.) sich zerstreuen
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dis·perse
[dɪˈspɜ:s, AM -pɜ:rs]
I. vt
1. (dispel)
▪ to \disperse sth mist etw auflösen
to \disperse a crowd eine [Menschen]menge zerstreuen [o auflösen
2. (distribute)
to \disperse seeds Samen verteilen
3. (clear)
▪ to \disperse sth oil slick etw auflösen
4. PHYS
to \disperse light Licht streuen
II. vi
1. crowd auseinandergehen, sich akk verlaufen
2. (thin out) mist sich akk auflösen
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[dɪ'spɜːs]
1. vt
(= scatter widely) verstreuen; (BOT) seed verteilen; (= dispel) crowd, mist zerstreuen, auflösen; oil slick auflösen; (OPT) light streuen; (CHEM) particles dispergieren; (fig) knowledge etc verbreiten
2. vi
sich zerstreuen or auflösen; (oil slick) sich auflösen
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disperse [dıˈspɜːs; US dısˈpɜrs]
A v/t
1. verstreuen:
be dispersed over verstreut sein über (akk)
2. → dispel
3. Nachrichten etc verbreiten
4. CHEM, PHYS dispergieren, zerstreuen, fein(st) verteilen:
dispersed phase Dispersionsphase f
5. MIL
a) eine Formation auflockern
b) Truppen versprengen
B v/i
1. sich zerstreuen, auseinandergehen (Menge etc)
2. sich auflösen (Nebel)
3. sich verteilen oder zersplittern
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1. transitive verb
zerstreuen; (dispel) auflösen [Dunst, Öl]; vertreiben [Wolken, Gase]
2. intransitive verb
sich zerstreuen
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v.
zerlegen v.
zerstreuen (Optik) v.
zerstreuen v.

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