dissipated造句

Eventually, his anger dissipated.

Their energy is partly dissipated.

lead a thoroughly dissipated life

All doubts have now dissipated.

He soon dissipated his fortune.

The fog dissipated when the sun rose.

The sun shone and the mist dissipated.

Distressed affair of a dissipated person

Flynn was still handsome, though dissipated.

Advised them to quit their dissipated ways.

This energy is then dissipated by dry frictional resistance.

All of the energy converted is dissipated within the source.

As other retailers followed suit, Gome's initial advantage dissipated.

He dissipated his large fortune in a few years .

The dense fog dissipated as the sun came out.

On this night, the light drove away the darkness, and the warmth dissipated the severe cold.

The flying high-rise buildings and lush roadside scenery slowly dissipated the sadness of parting.

This is no longer a simple association, the original leisure and dissipation dissipated.

He dissipated most of his money and was on the brink of bankruptcy.

Congreve draws a debauched aristocratic society; deplorably dissipated and degraded; riotous living; fast women.

Escape provides a better answer. The atmosphere did not get locked away as rock; it dissipated into space.

The problem with that approach is that when looters are chased, they split up and police resources are dissipated.

The shadows will not be dissipated with weapons; darkness is dispelled by sending out bright beams of light.

In the evening, the sunset has swallowed up in the sky, and the summer has gradually dissipated.

In the late autumn morning, the chill in the air was dissipated by the passion of children's autumn outing.

With the rising of the sun, the mountains slowly dissipated, revealing the verdant hills, and the mountains are as green as waves.

The flow characteristics, eddy structure and energy dissipated mechanism of multi-horizontal submerged jets (MHSJ) are studied by means of 3-D numerical simulation.

a unit of electrical power in an AC circuit equal to the power dissipated when 1 volt produces a current of 1 ampere.

But, now there are no systematic studies on the stability of the flow pattern and the energy dissipated mechanism of the Horizontal Submerged Jets.

Through the exploration of stone House in Guilin, this article points out that some stone carvings may be the ones of Ming Imperial Palace dissipated in the world.

The bridgehead family moved out small tables and placed them in the courtyards, and the fatigue of the day's work dissipated between several glasses of thin wine and several delicious bowls of food.

Naturally, the spirit of carnival and the enthusiasm for high military adventure were soon dissipated once the eager young men had received a good taste of twentieth- century warfare.

The sun hung up in the sky early, and threw a thousand golden rays on the earth. Everything sleeping awakened, the thin mist dissipated, and the children's faces laughed.

The next day, the sun had just risen, and the smoke over the water of the West Lake had not dissipated. Commander Zhang's black car was bumping along the Bank of the West Lake lonely and wavering.

Outside the window, there was a wind blowing, and in the evening of the heat dissipated, in the cool night, all the agitation, noise and melancholy were extinguished and settled in silence.

Sometimes it is something that really belongs to us. We are both hands empty, so even if we are likely to die every day, it is not enough to fear. This is a sentence in August, I do not understand why when I saw it, it had been gloomy and dissipated at that moment when I saw it.

Along the way, there are always some people passing by the port of my life. Once said that a lifetime acquaintances, who knows in one year after another in the wrong place, the oath has dissipated in the wind. The figure has also been blurred at the end of the years.

We are certainly not against preparation; what we are against is the doctrine of protracted preparation and the frivolous, dissipated and gluttonous life of civil and military officialdom which imperils the nation; such things actually help the enemy and must be quickly swept away.

The wind and the sun are beautiful, and the sky is wandering a few glaze. Looking at the faint blue of the cloud, as if the sadness of a thousand years dissipated in an instant, the loneliness of thousands of years was stained with color.