emptying
- noun
- /ˈɛmptiɪŋ/
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vaciado
- This slows down the emptying of the stomach so you feel full for a longer time.
So you want to do the really hard task of emptying the bag into a bowl.
- So you want to do the really hard task of emptying the bag into a bowl.
- And I would say, and that's also true with respect to emptying our House of things.
- Filling up, emptying the cup doesn't mean you are not learning.
- It's constant filling up, emptying the cup.
- Why does it feel good to have a particular kind of of emptying of that part of your body?
- Because people will say it slows down gastric emptying.
- This slows down the emptying of the stomach so you feel full for a longer time.
- Hypothalamus, brain stem got the rate of emptying based on the difference between water and orange juice.
- It makes everything from going out to dinner to taking a trip to emptying the dishwasher a very complicated space.
Examples
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This starts the less fun part of emptying the grey tank.
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So you want to do the really hard task of emptying the bag into a bowl.
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I love reading books about people emptying out houses.
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And I would say, and that's also true with respect to emptying our House of things.
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He says that the emptying of selfhood allows the soul to attach to true reality.
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After hours of hard work, she finally finished the emptying of the old attic.
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The emptying of the storage unit revealed forgotten treasures from years ago.
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He struggled with the emptying of the classroom at the end of the school year.
Synonyms
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4.5
Removing the contents of a container or body, for example waste from a tank
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2.0
Removing goods from a vehicle like a truck or ship
Emptying the contents of something like a container or the bladder
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Etymology
Emptying comes from the word empty, which means 'having nothing inside'. So an emptying is the action of taking everything out of something, leaving it 'empty'.