diluted
adjective (diluted); also the past form of dilute (dilute, dilutes, diluted, diluting)
Everyday
- Made weaker or thinner by adding water or another liquid. tree →
- Made weaker or less strong in effect: «a diluted version of the plan». tree →
In the lessons
In everyday life diluted squash, juice or bleach have water added. In science, a diluted solution is less concentrated. In stories or news a «diluted» plan or rule is a weaker version of the original. Phrases: «diluted with water», «well diluted», «watered-down».
Examples
- The diluted juice tasted weak. tree →
- The bleach must be diluted before you clean the floor. tree →
- We tested diluted and pure vinegar on the eggshells. tree →
- The diluted paint was too runny. tree →
- They passed a diluted version of the rule. tree →
- The medicine is given diluted in water. tree →
Note
Past form and adjective of «dilute». Everyday synonym: «watered down». In maths, if 100 ml of juice is diluted with 300 ml of water, there is 400 ml of drink and juice makes up a quarter of it.
On Mova
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