WordReference English-Portuguese Dictionary © 2025:
| Traduções principais |
| disperse⇒ vi | (crowd: scatter) | dispersar vt |
| | The crowd dispersed when the police began shooting rubber bullets. |
disperse,
disperse a crowd vtr | (crowd: make scatter) | dispersar vt |
| | The tear gas quickly dispersed the crowds at the protest. |
| disperse [sth]⇒ vtr | (spread: information) | dispersar vt |
| | The rap star's former assistant was responsible for dispersing the news of his affair. |
| disperse [sth] vtr | (spray, spread: gas, etc.) | dispersar vt |
| | The exterminator dispersed a chemical to kill insects all over the building. |
| disperse⇒ vi | (mist, fog: lift) | dispersar vt |
| | The early morning mist dispersed and the rest of the day was bright and sunny. |
| disperse [sth]⇒ vtr | (chemistry: spread evenly in a medium) (química) | dispersar vt |
| | Sound waves are used to disperse the particles in the solution. |