Que se entrega en exceso a la bebida, los placeres o los vicios.
Indulging excessively in drinking, pleasure, or vice.
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Su vida disoluta le dejó sin ahorros. — The dissipated lifestyle left him with no savings.
La niebla se disipó rápido con el sol de la mañana. — The fog dissipated quickly in the morning sun.
Los beneficios de la empresa se despilfarraron en proyectos innecesarios. — The company's profits were dissipated on unnecessary projects.
Era famosa por sus fiestas desenfrenadas llenas de excesos. — She was known for her dissipated parties filled with excess.
¿Se fueron las nubes antes del pícnic? — Did the clouds dissipate before the picnic?
Lamentaba haber malgastado el tiempo en vez de estudiar. — He regretted how he dissipated his time instead of studying.
Tras años de libertinaje, por fin replanteó sus prioridades. — After years of dissipated behavior, he finally reassessed his priorities.
Vimos cómo se desvanecía la bruma sobre el lago. — We watched as the mist dissipated over the lake.
No dejes que tu talento se desperdicie en cosas triviales. — Don't let your talents be dissipated in trivial pursuits.
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