Translation of "Quillt auf" in English

You burn down everything swells out dropped on the clothes.

Sofky always cooks up bigger than you think.

Too soon everything swells, to late it fall together.

We dry it out so it shrinks and fits in, then swells up in the liquid.

See how it swells up?

The gel was insoluble in water and swelled somewhat.

During the amination, the resin continuously absorbs water and swells in the process.

When moistened, the clay swells and forms the water and/or oil-impermeable layer.

The mix of the two constituents swells and expands the cellulose bundles.

The gallery was literally overflowing; crowds of people gathered on the streets.

When it absorbs the liquid, the superabsorber swells up and forms a hydrogel.

Question: The wood of my goat-hair brush is swelling up, what am I doing wrong?

The skin then swells and the active agents can easily pass through the skin barrier.

When in contact with liquids, it swells up and creates solid clumps.

This causes the material to soften, swell, enclose the end face edges of the filter medium.

If the wood absorbs too much moisture from the air, it will swell and tighten.

Basically, a bag of salt solution absorbs water through a membrane, swelling its volume.

When it gets wet, the fabric swells slightly and forms a natural barrier to rain.

It is the effect of such a solvent that the plastic bar is initially solved and swells up so that the rim of the holes is gripped by the swollen-up plastic material.

If the assembled suction head 3 is now introduced into a fuel tank which is full of fuel, the material of the bellows swells so that the outside diameter of the mouth rim 12, inter alia, expands.

The web moistened in the upstream printing gap along the web swells on its way and becomes wider in the next printing gap of the two printing gaps, which is located downstream along the web.

If this tablet is subsequently rehydrated, preferably by way of the above-described vacuum-suction effect, for example, it swells somewhat and thus can easily be molded so that the surgeon can fit in and mould the tablet or parts thereof (it is also possible to provide tablets of different sizes) directly at the site of application when necessary.

During the etching, the photoresist swells and the acid mixture may be degraded by the organic substances.

Upon cessation of the tensile stress, the ligament 1 swells and thereby comes into intimate contact with the bone in the bore 7 to support tissue growth on and into the ligament stem 1a.

The aqueous preparation of the keratin reducing agent is normally alkalized to a considerable degree in order to swell the hair, thus enabling the keratin-reducing substance to penetrate deeply into the hair.

On penetration of water or aqueous salt solutions into the polymer particle, it swells up and tightens this network at molecular level—the water can no longer escape unaided.

At the beginning it will look as if the Mineral Stone dissolved in the water. However, it does, of course, not. It only swells, which is necessary for storing the poisonous substances into its intermediate layers and for adsorbing them to the clay silicate.

The coating swells as soon as it is heated to a high temperature and thus protects the conductors inside the sheathing.