Hva betyr spray på engelsk og Hva er definisjonen av spray?

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0 to force liquid out of sth to cover an area, or to cover an area in this way -- spraye
- Water sprayed from the hose. Vann sprutet fra slangen.
- Spray the furniture with the polish. Spray møblene med pussemiddel.
- Spray the polish on the furniture. Sprøyt pussemiddelet på møblene.
1 a liquid substance forced out of a container in tiny drops -- spray [ masculine ]
- bug spray insektspray
- The sunscreen is a spray. Solkremen er en spray.
2 many small drops of liquid that are forced through the air -- sprut [ masculine ]
- spray from a passing boat sprut fra en passerende båt
3 an act of spraying -- spray [ masculine ]
- a spray of perfume en spray parfyme
4 a fine mist of small flying drops (of water etc) such as that given out by a waterfall -- duskregn, spray
- The perfume came out of the bottle in a fine spray.
5 a device with many small holes, or other instrument, for producing a fine mist of liquid -- spray(flaske); hånddusj
- She used a spray to rinse her hair.
6 a liquid for spraying -- -middel, –væske
- He bought a can of fly-spray.
7 to (cause liquid to) come out in a mist or in fine jets -- sprute
- The water sprayed all over everyone.
8 to cover with a mist or with fine jets of liquid -- dusje, sprøyte
- He sprayed the roses to kill pests.

The net was sprayed every three days with water to prevent egg clutches from drying out.
Instead, the plots were sprayed with herbicide prior to garlic planting.
The plants were sprayed until run-off (approximately 100 ml per plant) and then left to dry for 60 min before being placed in a cage.
Suggested management strategies to minimize desiccation include spraying during the evening and using supplemental wetting prior to or following application.
The number of sprays in the 'full protection' treatment varied between sites because applications were not started until disease symptoms appeared.
Reduced feeding by caterpillars was termed a feeding restraint effect and the refusal to eat leaves sprayed with solution was termed an anti-feeding effect.
The trial incorporated three varieties differing in their ease of retting, so that variety and time of spraying interactions could be investigated.
Seeds were sprayed with 0.05% benomyl solution at the beginning of the tests and whenever there was visible microbial growth during incubation.