How to pronounce “evaporate” in English

evaporated, the temperature is going to be under 100 Celsius.

evaporated and I could touch my inner peace at the end of the

It evaporates off the lake.

fractions evaporated it's mostly just borrowed so to speak that means the water needs to be there in the first place and there's risk of river impacts

Ethanol evaporates.

That water would evaporate away in less than a million years.

they will evaporate through Hawking radiation, leaving us floating in an endless sea of particles

And the sun will evaporate all the water off, and you get this sticky marmalade.

The water will evaporate.

it will evaporate before it gets collected or something like that?

And some of them evaporate.

some solvent then evaporate.

Things that evaporate with more energy, go over later.

Different molecules evaporate at different temperatures.

out and obviously evaporate.

that Frozen CO2 to evaporate but you know these were a complete stumper when when they first saw the

that just fully evaporates and explodes apart.

just sort of evaporates and it's all rainbows then.

But the water automatically evaporates.

I feel it evaporates.

The value evaporated when you crashed that car against that wall.

That means it evaporates easily.

Black hole evaporates, evaporates, evaporates, it gets smaller and smaller and becomes microscopic and then it becomes some sort of exotic particle, maybe a Higgs Boson, although it wouldn't

It just evaporated back to constituent subatomic bits.

money has evaporated and suddenly no one has a dollar in his pocket.

And the heat is going to evaporate the water, which will make holes in the tuile, which they have some examples in case this doesn't work out perfectly

All the black holes will evaporate and we'll have nothing but empty space.

The last black hole will evaporate 10 to the 100 years from now.

simply because it was too cold to evaporate it in salterns like you would in Spain or Italy or something like that, and not enough fuel to fuel salt pans like they

More volatile stuff-- things that evaporate easily-- go over the top first.

And first it prevents moisture to evaporate, but also it raises the soil temperature.

Prices dropped and Exxon's urgency evaporated.

And sometimes people put a little evaporated milk or sugar.

And it just sort of evaporates.

I'm using sort of fancy organic evaporated cane juice.

People sweat because when water evaporates, it takes a lot of heat with it.

use material like a coolant that can't evaporate you know and we can get it up to like a thousand degrees there's no way it's ever going to

And if you can recycle the water and not have it evaporate and go into the ground table, et cetera,

So, you want to evaporate excess water, moisture from the rice.

And evaporate all the water and then it absorbs all the onion and the carrot?

But the difference between these two groups all but evaporates.

That's essentially when all the water has just been evaporated off.

Perfect example-- our Mac and cheese is made with evaporated milk and velveeta as the base.

And all that ammonia then comes up as water evaporates.

specifically, that market basically evaporated around the year 2000.

And then 10 miles of that range just evaporated in seconds.

So as you heat the sugar up and the water evaporates out of the pan, you're going to enable the sugars to elevate beyond the boiling point.

He made that recipe off of Libby's can-- evaporated milk, sugar, this, eggs.

But then that begs the question what happens if it evaporates all the way down to nothing?