Translations for „perspiration“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

perspiration N

perspiration

عَرَق

perspiration BIOL

تَعَرُّق

perspiration BIOL

رَشِيح

perspiration BIOL

رَجِيع

perspiration BIOL

ترشح العرق

perspiration BIOL

تَعْرِيق

perspiration BIOL

مَصْبُوب

perspiration BIOL

تَجَزُّع

perspiration

perspiration

تَرَشّحُ العَرَقِ مِنَ الجِسْم

perspiration

رَشْح

perspiration

صَبِيب

perspiration

سائِلٌ تُفْرِزُهُ الغُدَدُ العَرَقِيّة

promote perspiration VB

promote perspiration

عَرّقَ

promote perspiration

جَعَلَهُ يَعْرَق

be wet with perspiration VB

be wet with perspiration

تَصَبّبَ عَرَقاً

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Protecting the handgun from the user's perspiration is often an important consideration in such carry locations.

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Most land animals cool themselves by panting, while humans are able to shed heat via perspiration.

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This may intensify foot odor, although polyester and nylon can help reduce blisters by keeping the perspiration away from the foot.

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Thus, paradoxically, a low salt intake should be protective against loss of sodium in perspiration.

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Cooling of the human body through perspiration is inhibited as the wet-bulb temperature (and absolute humidity) of the surrounding air increases in summer.

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Wearing polyester or nylon socks may increase the amount of perspiration because they do not let the feet breathe as well as cotton.

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Still, the relatively dry air resulting from indirect evaporative cooling allows inhabitants' perspiration to evaporate more easily, increasing the relative effectiveness of this technique.

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Humid climate, or humid air within buildings, makes some people extremely uncomfortable, causing excessive body perspiration that can not evaporate in the moisture-saturated air.

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The effect causes intense perspiration, tears, and muscle spasms.

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Accessories such as face shields, sun visors, earmuffs, and perspiration-absorbing lining cloths could also be used; today, attachments include radios, walkie-talkies, pagers, and cameras.

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