dissolved in Italian
dissolved in Italian is dissolta — dissolved means past tense of "dissolve" — became mixed completely into a liquid, or came to an end.
dissolved in Italian
dissolta
that has been disintegrated in a solvent
What does "dissolved" mean?
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verb Past tense of "dissolve" — became mixed completely into a liquid, or came to an end.
"The sugar dissolved into the warm tea."
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adj Broken up into a solution, or formally ended.
"The dissolved salt left no trace once the water evaporated."
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dissolved in a sentence
- The sugar dissolved into the warm tea.
- Parliament was dissolved ahead of the general election.
- The dissolved salt left no trace once the water evaporated.
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What is "dissolved" in Italian?
"dissolved" in Italian is dissolta. dissolved means: Past tense of "dissolve" — became mixed completely into a liquid, or came to an end.
How do you use "dissolved" in a sentence?
Example: "The sugar dissolved into the warm tea." In Italian, "dissolved" is dissolta.
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