English to Hawaiian Meaning of impregnate - impregnate

Impregnate :

impregnate

verb

hoʻowaiwai, luna mai, hoʻopiha, kūhohonu loa, hoʻopiha mai, manawa, noho, eiei?, komo iloko

adjective

hapai, me ka bipi, nui, paʻa kūhohonu loa

Impregnate :: impregnateImpregnated :: impregnatedImpregnates :: impregnatesImpregnating :: impregnating

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Definitions of impregnate in English

Verb(1) fill, as with a certain quality(2) infuse or fill completely(3) fertilize and cause to grow(4) make pregnant

Examples of impregnate in English

(1) There are thousands of millions of sperms that never impregnate eggs.(2) Scorning marriage, she drafted a body builder to impregnate her before casting him aside as irrelevant to her new role as liberated mother-artiste.(3) This partner would impregnate her and, thus, contribute his genetic material to the next generation.(4) His wife, determined to have a child at any cost, demands that he impregnate her - even though it will bring about seroconversion and risk the creation of an HIV-infected offspring.(5) Toronto Zoo gave their chameleon to Sofia Zoo as a sign of gratitude for the female hippopotamus sent to impregnate a Toronto Zoo hippopotamus last year.(6) The main problem now for the scientists is how best to impregnate the rock with the chemicals meant to prevent the widening of large cracks that are forming rapidly.(7) Very few bulls remain to impregnate cows, making inbreeding a pressing concern.(8) Leak-proof sealing is achieved via impregnation of the leather with a tar-like substance obtained through the boiling and distillation of fir and pine wood.(9) As parents, what do you do if your beloved daughter was found pregnant or your son had impregnated someone?(10) Another common legend claims that fairies would abduct women to be impregnated and bear children for the fairy race.(11) The seeds were then cut in half longitudinally and deposited on a sterile Whatman No.1 filter paper impregnated with 1% tetrazolium chloride.(12) She develops over the winter inside a female flower, and is impregnated by the male in the spring.(13) At 15 she qualified to live by herself under state care, and it was while she was living in a Surrey duplex that she was impregnated .(14) Surely, a man encountered Agnes and impregnated her, and scared, Agnes kept quiet until the fateful night.(15) So he spent the next seven years inventing a system of chemically impregnated paper strips that when rubbed together made a cracking noise.(16) The mask is impregnated with ginseng, vitamin E, aloe vera and green tea.

Related Phrases of impregnate

Related Phrases of impregnate

Synonyms

Verb

1. infuse ::

hookomo ua

3. saturate ::

kūhohonu loa

4. tincture ::

tincture

Different Forms

impregnate, impregnated, impregnates, impregnating

Word Example from TV Shows

"and I'll IMPREGNATE the bitch."

Game of Thrones Season 7, Episode 3

$They just want us to impregnate them,\Nbut later...$

They just want us to IMPREGNATE them,
but later...

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 9

I'll IMPREGNATE the bitch.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 5

Examples of impregnate from TV Shows

"and I'll IMPREGNATE the bitch."

Game of Thrones Season 7, Episode 3

$They just want us to impregnate them,\Nbut later...$

They just want us to IMPREGNATE them,
but later...

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 9

I'll IMPREGNATE the bitch.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 5

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