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  1. percolate:


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Detailed Translations for percolate from English to Spanish

percolate:

to percolate verb (percolates, percolated, percolating)

  1. to percolate (sieve; sift; filter)

Conjugations for percolate:

present
  1. percolate
  2. percolate
  3. percolates
  4. percolate
  5. percolate
  6. percolate
simple past
  1. percolated
  2. percolated
  3. percolated
  4. percolated
  5. percolated
  6. percolated
present perfect
  1. have percolated
  2. have percolated
  3. has percolated
  4. have percolated
  5. have percolated
  6. have percolated
past continuous
  1. was percolating
  2. were percolating
  3. was percolating
  4. were percolating
  5. were percolating
  6. were percolating
future
  1. shall percolate
  2. will percolate
  3. will percolate
  4. shall percolate
  5. will percolate
  6. will percolate
continuous present
  1. am percolating
  2. are percolating
  3. is percolating
  4. are percolating
  5. are percolating
  6. are percolating
subjunctive
  1. be percolated
  2. be percolated
  3. be percolated
  4. be percolated
  5. be percolated
  6. be percolated
diverse
  1. percolate!
  2. let's percolate!
  3. percolated
  4. percolating
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for percolate:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
filtrar filtering; straining
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
filtrar filter; percolate; sieve; sift drip; drop; filter; filter out; filter through; leak through; ooze; pitter; seep; seep through; trickle
- filter; gain vigor; leach; perk; perk up; permeate; pick up; sink in

Related Words for "percolate":

  • percolating, percolation

Synonyms for "percolate":


Related Definitions for "percolate":

  1. the product of percolation1
  2. gain or regain energy1
  3. pass through1
  4. cause (a solvent) to pass through a permeable substance in order to extract a soluble constituent1
  5. prepare in a percolator1
    • percolate coffee1
  6. spread gradually1
    • Light percolated into our house in the morning1
  7. permeate or penetrate gradually1