precipitate
[prɪˈsɪpɪteɪt]
verb:transitive
1 (bring on) precipitar; provocar
an illness precipitated by stress una enfermedad provocada por el estrés; the decision precipitated her resignation la decisión precipitó su dimisión
precipitate
∗precipitate
sustantivo [prɪˈsɪpɪtɪt]
1precipitado (m) (química)
adjetivo
2precipitado(a) (Formal)
verbo transitivo [prɪˈsɪpɪteɪt]
3precipitar (hasten)
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precipitate [pri-si-pi-tit]
1Precipitar, despeñar, arrojar.
2Precipitar, acelerar, apresurar demasiado una cosa 3.
3(Quím.) Precipitar, separar el ingrediente disuelto y hacerlo caer en polvo al fondo del disolvente. (m)
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
4Precipitarse, caer al fondo. (n)
5Precipitarse, arrojarse a algún peligro o meterse en él. (n)
6(Quím.) Caer bajo la forma de precipitado. (m)
va. Precipitar, exponer a uno a ruina temporal o espiritual.
adjetivo
1Precipitado, que se precipita; que cae, corre o se hace lanzar de un lugar elevado.
2Precipitado, que obra sin debida reflexión, inconsiderado, arrebatado.
3Urgido o propuesto prematuramente.
sustantivo
4Precipitado, cualquier cosa que se precipita al fondo de una vasija por medio de una operación química.
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Verb Conjugation for "precipitate"
Imperative
- precipitate
- you precipitate
- he/she precipitates
- we precipitate
- you precipitate
- they precipitate
Preterite
- I precipitated
- you precipitated
- he/she precipitated
- we precipitated
- you precipitated
- they precipitated
Present Continuous
- I am precipitating
- you are precipitating
- he/she is precipitating
- we are precipitating
- you are precipitating
- they are precipitating
Present Perfect
- I have precipitated
- you have precipitated
- he/she has precipitated
- we have precipitated
- you have precipitated
- they have precipitated
Past Continuous
- I was precipitating
- you were precipitating
- he/she was precipitating
- we were precipitating
- you were precipitating
- they were precipitating
Past Perfect
- I had precipitated
- you had precipitated
- he/she had precipitated
- we had precipitated
- you had precipitated
- they had precipitated
Future
- I will precipitate
- you will precipitate
- he/she will precipitate
- we will precipitate
- you will precipitate
- they will precipitate
Future Perfect
- I will have precipitated
- you will have precipitated
- he/she will have precipitated
- we will have precipitated
- you will have precipitated
- they will have precipitated
Future Continuous
- I will be precipitating
- you will be precipitating
- he/she will be precipitating
- we will be precipitating
- you will be precipitating
- they will be precipitating
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been precipitating
- you have been precipitating
- he/she has been precipitating
- we have been precipitating
- you have been precipitating
- they have been precipitating
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been precipitating
- you will have been precipitating
- he/she will have been precipitating
- we will have been precipitating
- you will have been precipitating
- they will have been precipitating
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been precipitating
- you had been precipitating
- he/she had been precipitating
- we had been precipitating
- you had been precipitating
- they had been precipitating
