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Pronunciation / Transliteration: níngjié
"窗户玻璃上有一层凝结水."
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Water that collects as droplets on a cold surface when humid air comes in contact with it.
"There was a heavy layer of condensation on the inside of the windows."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from Latin condensatio(n-), from the verb condensare 'make dense', from con- 'together' + densare 'make dense' (from densus 'dense').
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10 Global Lexicons: How "condensation" is said worldwide
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condensation
Transliteration: condensation
"La condensation se forme sur les vitres froides."
Kondensation
Transliteration: Kondensation
"Kondensation entsteht, wenn warme Luft auf kalte Oberflächen trifft."
condensa
Transliteration: condensa
"C'è molta condensa sui vetri della finestra."
condensación
Transliteration: condensación
"La condensación empañó los cristales de la ventana."
condensação
Transliteration: condensação
"A condensação acumulou-se no vidro da janela."
संघनन
Transliteration: sanghanan
"खिड़की के शीशे पर संघनन जमा हो गया है।"
凝结
Transliteration: níngjié
"窗户玻璃上有一层凝结水."
응결
Transliteration: eunggyeol
"창문에 결로(응결) 현상이 생겼다."
結露
Transliteration: ketsuro
"窓ガラスに結露がついている。"
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