Definition of condensed in English:

condensed

adjective kənˈdɛnstkənˈdɛnst

1Made denser or more concise; compressed or concentrated.
a condensed version of the report
Example sentencesExamples
- Limiting the number of series Vick will play will free him to be responsible for only a condensed version of the weekly game plan.
- A condensed version of this article previously appeared in the quarterly newsletter of the International Association of Space Entrepreneurs.
- This highly condensed biography allows little room for analysis.
- As international cricket tours become increasingly condensed, the scheduling of warm-up and practice matches is ever more complicated and important.
- A condensed and informative overview of the career of this outstanding German master is given by Peter Blundell Jones in this paperback monograph.
- The script used is Potter's own condensed and Americanised version of the BBC's, written, according to Humphrey Carpenter's fine biography, in 1990.
- Song downloads will be limited to a catalogue of 500 mobile mixes, or condensed versions lasting 90 to 120 seconds.
- A condensed and edited transcript of the conversation follows.
- He states clearly the premisses of his argument, but the argument itself is very condensed and I do not find it easy to follow.
- "With these new guidelines, parents can easily sort through carefully selected and condensed information to figure out what is best to feed their infants and toddlers."
- There follows a very condensed summary of events.
- The History of Language is a necessarily condensed account, aimed at the general reader, of the principles that underlie comparative philology.
- The book also includes an admirably condensed and clear introduction to the basic knowledge on fairytales and their study and can be recommended to any beginning folklore student.
- Despite some slightly rough edges in the acting department, this condensed adaptation is moving and beautifully staged.
1. 1.1 (of a liquid) thickened by heating to reduce the water content; concentrated.
  condensed soup
  Example sentencesExamples
  In addition to cheese, the plant manufactures fractionated whey products, sweet cream, whey cream, condensed whey and water.
  Condensed soups are pretty much just cans of flavour.
  It tasted like there was some condensed tomato soup in there.
  Sales of condensed soups in those familiar red cans have stagnated.
  It's a condensed sauce of peas, stock, garlic and seasonings that can be frozen and then made into soups.
  After about two minutes add two cans of condensed beef consommé with enough water to bring it to about 3 cups of liquid.
  Add condensed soup and half-and-half or milk to the bowl with the stuffing mixture in the bowl; stir to blend.
  Synonyms
  concentrated, evaporated, thick, thickened, reduced
  undiluted
2Changed from a gas or vapour to a liquid.
droplets of condensed moisture
Example sentencesExamples
- Since the oils do not mix with water, they are easy to recover from the condensed liquid.
- The high velocity allows condensed droplets to move out of the way so that new ones can form.
- A funnel cloud is formed by condensed water droplets when accompanied by a rotating column of wind.
- As masonry surfaces tend to chill and collect condensed moisture, painting early in the morning and late afternoon should be avoided except in dry climates.
- Condensed water is called dew when it forms on a solid surface.

Definition of condensed in US English:

condensed

adjectivekənˈdenstkənˈdɛnst

1Made denser or more concise; compressed or concentrated.
a condensed version of the report
Example sentencesExamples
- The script used is Potter's own condensed and Americanised version of the BBC's, written, according to Humphrey Carpenter's fine biography, in 1990.
- The book also includes an admirably condensed and clear introduction to the basic knowledge on fairytales and their study and can be recommended to any beginning folklore student.
- A condensed and informative overview of the career of this outstanding German master is given by Peter Blundell Jones in this paperback monograph.
- "With these new guidelines, parents can easily sort through carefully selected and condensed information to figure out what is best to feed their infants and toddlers."
- A condensed and edited transcript of the conversation follows.
- Limiting the number of series Vick will play will free him to be responsible for only a condensed version of the weekly game plan.
- Song downloads will be limited to a catalogue of 500 mobile mixes, or condensed versions lasting 90 to 120 seconds.
- A condensed version of this article previously appeared in the quarterly newsletter of the International Association of Space Entrepreneurs.
- There follows a very condensed summary of events.
- Despite some slightly rough edges in the acting department, this condensed adaptation is moving and beautifully staged.
- He states clearly the premisses of his argument, but the argument itself is very condensed and I do not find it easy to follow.
- As international cricket tours become increasingly condensed, the scheduling of warm-up and practice matches is ever more complicated and important.
- This highly condensed biography allows little room for analysis.
- The History of Language is a necessarily condensed account, aimed at the general reader, of the principles that underlie comparative philology.
1. 1.1 (of a liquid) concentrated by the removal of water.
  condensed soup
  Example sentencesExamples
  After about two minutes add two cans of condensed beef consommé with enough water to bring it to about 3 cups of liquid.
  It tasted like there was some condensed tomato soup in there.
  Add condensed soup and half-and-half or milk to the bowl with the stuffing mixture in the bowl; stir to blend.
  It's a condensed sauce of peas, stock, garlic and seasonings that can be frozen and then made into soups.
  Sales of condensed soups in those familiar red cans have stagnated.
  In addition to cheese, the plant manufactures fractionated whey products, sweet cream, whey cream, condensed whey and water.
  Condensed soups are pretty much just cans of flavour.
  Synonyms
  concentrated, evaporated, thick, thickened, reduced
2Changed from a gas or vapor to a liquid.
droplets of condensed moisture
Example sentencesExamples
- Condensed water is called dew when it forms on a solid surface.
- The high velocity allows condensed droplets to move out of the way so that new ones can form.
- As masonry surfaces tend to chill and collect condensed moisture, painting early in the morning and late afternoon should be avoided except in dry climates.
- Since the oils do not mix with water, they are easy to recover from the condensed liquid.
- A funnel cloud is formed by condensed water droplets when accompanied by a rotating column of wind.

词汇	condensed
释义	Definition of condensed in English: condensed adjective kənˈdɛnstkənˈdɛnst 1Made denser or more concise; compressed or concentrated. a condensed version of the report Example sentencesExamples Limiting the number of series Vick will play will free him to be responsible for only a condensed version of the weekly game plan. A condensed version of this article previously appeared in the quarterly newsletter of the International Association of Space Entrepreneurs. This highly condensed biography allows little room for analysis. As international cricket tours become increasingly condensed, the scheduling of warm-up and practice matches is ever more complicated and important. A condensed and informative overview of the career of this outstanding German master is given by Peter Blundell Jones in this paperback monograph. The script used is Potter's own condensed and Americanised version of the BBC's, written, according to Humphrey Carpenter's fine biography, in 1990. Song downloads will be limited to a catalogue of 500 mobile mixes, or condensed versions lasting 90 to 120 seconds. A condensed and edited transcript of the conversation follows. He states clearly the premisses of his argument, but the argument itself is very condensed and I do not find it easy to follow. "With these new guidelines, parents can easily sort through carefully selected and condensed information to figure out what is best to feed their infants and toddlers." There follows a very condensed summary of events. The History of Language is a necessarily condensed account, aimed at the general reader, of the principles that underlie comparative philology. The book also includes an admirably condensed and clear introduction to the basic knowledge on fairytales and their study and can be recommended to any beginning folklore student. Despite some slightly rough edges in the acting department, this condensed adaptation is moving and beautifully staged. 1.1 (of a liquid) thickened by heating to reduce the water content; concentrated. condensed soup Example sentencesExamples In addition to cheese, the plant manufactures fractionated whey products, sweet cream, whey cream, condensed whey and water. Condensed soups are pretty much just cans of flavour. It tasted like there was some condensed tomato soup in there. Sales of condensed soups in those familiar red cans have stagnated. It's a condensed sauce of peas, stock, garlic and seasonings that can be frozen and then made into soups. After about two minutes add two cans of condensed beef consommé with enough water to bring it to about 3 cups of liquid. Add condensed soup and half-and-half or milk to the bowl with the stuffing mixture in the bowl; stir to blend. Synonyms concentrated, evaporated, thick, thickened, reduced undiluted 2Changed from a gas or vapour to a liquid. droplets of condensed moisture Example sentencesExamples Since the oils do not mix with water, they are easy to recover from the condensed liquid. The high velocity allows condensed droplets to move out of the way so that new ones can form. A funnel cloud is formed by condensed water droplets when accompanied by a rotating column of wind. As masonry surfaces tend to chill and collect condensed moisture, painting early in the morning and late afternoon should be avoided except in dry climates. Condensed water is called dew when it forms on a solid surface. Definition of condensed in US English: condensed adjectivekənˈdenstkənˈdɛnst 1Made denser or more concise; compressed or concentrated. a condensed version of the report Example sentencesExamples The script used is Potter's own condensed and Americanised version of the BBC's, written, according to Humphrey Carpenter's fine biography, in 1990. The book also includes an admirably condensed and clear introduction to the basic knowledge on fairytales and their study and can be recommended to any beginning folklore student. A condensed and informative overview of the career of this outstanding German master is given by Peter Blundell Jones in this paperback monograph. "With these new guidelines, parents can easily sort through carefully selected and condensed information to figure out what is best to feed their infants and toddlers." A condensed and edited transcript of the conversation follows. Limiting the number of series Vick will play will free him to be responsible for only a condensed version of the weekly game plan. Song downloads will be limited to a catalogue of 500 mobile mixes, or condensed versions lasting 90 to 120 seconds. A condensed version of this article previously appeared in the quarterly newsletter of the International Association of Space Entrepreneurs. There follows a very condensed summary of events. Despite some slightly rough edges in the acting department, this condensed adaptation is moving and beautifully staged. He states clearly the premisses of his argument, but the argument itself is very condensed and I do not find it easy to follow. As international cricket tours become increasingly condensed, the scheduling of warm-up and practice matches is ever more complicated and important. This highly condensed biography allows little room for analysis. The History of Language is a necessarily condensed account, aimed at the general reader, of the principles that underlie comparative philology. 1.1 (of a liquid) concentrated by the removal of water. condensed soup Example sentencesExamples After about two minutes add two cans of condensed beef consommé with enough water to bring it to about 3 cups of liquid. It tasted like there was some condensed tomato soup in there. Add condensed soup and half-and-half or milk to the bowl with the stuffing mixture in the bowl; stir to blend. It's a condensed sauce of peas, stock, garlic and seasonings that can be frozen and then made into soups. Sales of condensed soups in those familiar red cans have stagnated. In addition to cheese, the plant manufactures fractionated whey products, sweet cream, whey cream, condensed whey and water. Condensed soups are pretty much just cans of flavour. Synonyms concentrated, evaporated, thick, thickened, reduced 2Changed from a gas or vapor to a liquid. droplets of condensed moisture Example sentencesExamples Condensed water is called dew when it forms on a solid surface. The high velocity allows condensed droplets to move out of the way so that new ones can form. As masonry surfaces tend to chill and collect condensed moisture, painting early in the morning and late afternoon should be avoided except in dry climates. Since the oils do not mix with water, they are easy to recover from the condensed liquid. A funnel cloud is formed by condensed water droplets when accompanied by a rotating column of wind.
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