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Sprengen (2) — 2. Sprêngen, verb. regul. act. welches eigentlich das Factitivum von springen ist, und springen machen bedeutet, aber in einigen Fällen doch auch als ein Neutrum gebraucht wird. 1. Einen Körper in kleinen Theilen und geringer Masse verbreiten… … Grammatisch-kritisches Wörterbuch der Hochdeutschen Mundart
disperse — dispersedly /di sperr sid lee/, adv. disperser, n. dispersibility, n. dispersible, adj. /di sperrs /, v., dispersed, dispersing, adj. v.t. 1. to drive or send off in various directions; scatter: to disperse a crowd. 2. to spread widely; dissemin … Universalium
spergule — [ spɛrgyl ] n. f. • 1752; spergula 1615; lat. médiév. spergula, du lat. asparagus « asperge » ♦ Bot. Petite plante herbacée (caryophyllacées), à feuilles en lanières dont une variété est appelée fourrage de disette. ● spergule nom féminin (latin… … Encyclopédie Universelle
spergola — spèr·go·la s.f. RE tosc. renaiola {{line}} {{/line}} DATA: av. 1779. ETIMO: etim. incerta, forse der. del lat. spergĕre spargere con ola femm., vd. 2 olo, perché i semi si spargono lontano … Dizionario italiano
sperso — 1spèr·so p.pass., agg. 1. p.pass. → sperdere, sperdersi 2. agg. CO che ha perduto l orientamento, la guida o il padrone e sim.: un bambino sperso, un gatto sperso Sinonimi: 1disperso, perduto, 1perso, smarrito. Contrari: ritrovato. 3. agg. CO fig … Dizionario italiano
disperse — dis•perse [[t]dɪˈspɜrs[/t]] v. persed, pers•ing 1) to drive or send off in various directions; scatter 2) to spread widely; disseminate 3) to dispel; cause to vanish: The wind dispersed the fog[/ex] 4) chem. to cause (particles) to separate… … From formal English to slang
conspergent — kənzˈpərjənt, nˈsp noun ( s) Etymology: Latin conspergent , conspergens, present participle of conspergere to sprinkle, from com + spergere (from spargere to scatter, strew) more at spark : a dusting powder (as lycopodium) used to coat the… … Useful english dictionary
inspersion — noun ( s) Etymology: Middle French, from Late Latin inspersion , inspersio, from Latin inspersus (past participle of inspergere to sprinkle, from in in (II) + spergere, from spargere to scatter) + ion , io ion more at spark … Useful english dictionary
