Examples of using Condense in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Moist sea breezes condense on the cool mountaintops and combine with well-drained acid soils to produce the perfect growing conditions for acid-loving plants like wild azaleas.
These aerosols- natural ones like sea salt or dust, or such human-made ones as soot- form nuclei around which the cloud droplets condense.
such human-made ones as soot- form nuclei around which the cloud droplets condense.
aluminum molecules condense on the particles, increasing their size.
the Divine lights condense into the spheres and disappear within the vessels that contain them.
capture a protracted phase of time and condense it into a very brief amount of video.
capture a long segment of time and condense it into a very short amount of video.
to the snow line, the region where volatile compounds such as water can condense into solid ice.
capture an extended phase of time and condense it into a very brief amount of video.
seize an extended phase of time and condense it into a really short quantity of video.
These ingredients become part of gas cloud that condense, collapse, form the next generation of solar systems stars with orbiting planets,
a lot as drops of water condense on a chilly drinking water glass on a scorching, moist day.
much as drops of water condense on a cold water glass on a hot, damp day.
much as declines of water condense on a cold water glass on a warm, damp day.
long as declines of water condense on a cool water glass on a warm, damp day.
much as drops of water condense on the cold water glass on the hot, damp day.
others compare it to the initial smell of creation as the volcanic gases condense and create picturesque landscapes.
he had to condense himself in order to give support for his forces because he was about to perform some activity which expressed itself in the fact that he was sad.
Vapor rising from the lakes condenses and falls again as rain.
You know, it's produced when water condenses or something.