I. diffuse [dɪˈfju:z] VB intr
1. diffuse (spread):
- diffuse
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2. diffuse (permeate):
- diffuse
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- to diffuse into the bloodstream
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II. diffuse [dɪˈfju:z] VB trans
1. diffuse (spread):
- diffuse
- rozpowszechniać [perf rozpowszechnić]
2. diffuse (dissipate):
- diffuse
- rozładowywać [perf rozładować]
3. diffuse (disperse):
- diffuse
- rozpraszać [perf rozproszyć]
III. diffuse [dɪˈfju:s] ADJ
1. diffuse (spread out):
- diffuse
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2. diffuse (vague):
- diffuse
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3. diffuse (not concise):
- diffuse
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| I | diffuse |
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| you | diffuse |
| he/she/it | diffuses |
| we | diffuse |
| you | diffuse |
| they | diffuse |
| I | diffused |
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| you | diffused |
| he/she/it | diffused |
| we | diffused |
| you | diffused |
| they | diffused |
| I | have | diffused |
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| you | have | diffused |
| he/she/it | has | diffused |
| we | have | diffused |
| you | have | diffused |
| they | have | diffused |
| I | had | diffused |
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| you | had | diffused |
| he/she/it | had | diffused |
| we | had | diffused |
| you | had | diffused |
| they | had | diffused |
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- to diffuse into the bloodstream
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Some solar cells work better in direct sunlight, others can use more diffuse light.
en.wikipedia.org Because these costs are diffuse, the people bearing the costs do not have enough at stake to lobby against the policies.
en.wikipedia.org Research indicates more diffuse termination of the fibers of the arcuate, both rostrally and caudally, than previously thought.
en.wikipedia.org Diffuse light is thought to be more important for seedling growth than sunflecks.
en.wikipedia.org The most common cutaneous manifestation is a diffuse macular-papular erythematous rash, which is quite nonspecific.
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