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  1. sublimation:
  2. sublimate:
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English

Detailed Translations for sublimation from English to French

sublimation:

sublimation [the ~] noun

  1. the sublimation
    la sublimation

Translation Matrix for sublimation:

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sublimation sublimation

Related Words for "sublimation":


Synonyms for "sublimation":


Related Definitions for "sublimation":

  1. (psychology) modifying the natural expression of an impulse or instinct (especially a sexual one) to one that is socially acceptable1
  2. (chemistry) a change directly from the solid to the gaseous state without becoming liquid1

Wiktionary Translations for sublimation:

sublimation
noun
  1. phase transition

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
sublimation sublimation SublimationPsychologie: Umlenkung von Triebenergie auf geistig-kulturelle Ziele (auch: Sublimierung)
sublimation sublimation SublimationPhysik, Chemie: der unmittelbare Übergang vom festen in den gasförmigen Zustand und umgekehrt

sublimate:

to sublimate verb (sublimates, sublimated, sublimating)

  1. to sublimate
    sublimer
    • sublimer verb (sublime, sublimes, sublimons, sublimez, )
  2. to sublimate

Conjugations for sublimate:

present
  1. sublimate
  2. sublimate
  3. sublimates
  4. sublimate
  5. sublimate
  6. sublimate
simple past
  1. sublimated
  2. sublimated
  3. sublimated
  4. sublimated
  5. sublimated
  6. sublimated
present perfect
  1. have sublimated
  2. have sublimated
  3. has sublimated
  4. have sublimated
  5. have sublimated
  6. have sublimated
past continuous
  1. was sublimating
  2. were sublimating
  3. was sublimating
  4. were sublimating
  5. were sublimating
  6. were sublimating
future
  1. shall sublimate
  2. will sublimate
  3. will sublimate
  4. shall sublimate
  5. will sublimate
  6. will sublimate
continuous present
  1. am sublimating
  2. are sublimating
  3. is sublimating
  4. are sublimating
  5. are sublimating
  6. are sublimating
subjunctive
  1. be sublimated
  2. be sublimated
  3. be sublimated
  4. be sublimated
  5. be sublimated
  6. be sublimated
diverse
  1. sublimate!
  2. let's sublimate!
  3. sublimated
  4. sublimating
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

sublimate [the ~] noun

  1. the sublimate
    le sublimé

Translation Matrix for sublimate:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
sublimé sublimate
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
se sublimer sublimate
sublimer sublimate
- distil; distill; make pure; purify; rarefy; sublime; subtilise; subtilize

Related Words for "sublimate":


Synonyms for "sublimate":


Related Definitions for "sublimate":

  1. made pure1
  2. the product of vaporization of a solid1
  3. vaporize and then condense right back again1
  4. change or cause to change directly from a solid into a vapor without first melting1
  5. remove impurities from, increase the concentration of, and separate through the process of distillation1
  6. make more subtle or refined1
  7. direct energy or urges into useful activities1

Wiktionary Translations for sublimate:

sublimate
verb
  1. to change from solid to gas
  2. purify or refine
  3. psychoanalysis
  4. to raise to a place of honor
sublimate
verb
  1. passer d'un état solide à gazeux

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
sublimate sublimer sublimieren — vom festen in den gasförmigen Aggregatzustand übergehen



French

Detailed Translations for sublimation from French to English

sublimation:

sublimation [la ~] noun

  1. la sublimation
    the sublimation

Translation Matrix for sublimation:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
sublimation sublimation

Synonyms for "sublimation":


Wiktionary Translations for sublimation:

sublimation
noun
  1. phase transition

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
sublimation sublimation SublimationPhysik, Chemie: der unmittelbare Übergang vom festen in den gasförmigen Zustand und umgekehrt
sublimation sublimation SublimationPsychologie: Umlenkung von Triebenergie auf geistig-kulturelle Ziele (auch: Sublimierung)