Vad betyder dilute på svenska och vad är definitionen av dilute?

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dilute betydelse and definition

0 to make a liquid weaker by mixing in something else:
- Dilute the juice (with water) before you drink it.
- These measures are designed to dilute public fears about the product's safety.
1 made weaker by diluting:
- dilute hydrochloric acid
2 to make a liquid weaker by mixing it with water or another liquid:
- Dilute the bleach in water before adding it to the wash.
3 made weaker or less pure by the addition of another substance
4 to make something less strong or less valuable:
- Our recent acquisitions are going to dilute earnings in the next few years.
- The rise in foreclosures is likely to dilute real estate prices.
5 to make a company's shares less valuable by increasing the total number of shares, so that each shareholder gets a smaller part of the profit and owns a smaller percentage of the company than before:
- The company's share issue will increase the number of shares on the market, diluting their value and upsetting current stockholders.
- diluted shares/stock

Dilute this squash with water - one part squash to seven parts water.
You should always dilute juice that you serve to children.
The methods of this paper can possibly be applied to the study of the spectrum of dilute random matrices.
For all 18 matings at least one offspring expressing the dilute, normal ear phenotype was observed before ending the mating.
Comparably diluted vehicle stock solutions were also employed as controls.
Up until 1945, the optional referendum represented an efficient veto point for groups opposing the welfare state to dilute state-interventionist social policies.
The 5 ml aliquot of the 10 times diluted scytonemin fraction was injected and data were acquired for both positive and negative ionization modes.
However, none of the four rabbits inoculated with the diluted (10x2) preparation from 91 days exposure were infected.