v.(使)压缩， (使)浓化， (使)强烈，（使）浓缩，(使)(心情)沉重
adj.强烈的；浓厚的；浓缩了的

原形：inspissate第三人称单数：inspissates过去式：inspissated过去分词：inspissated现在分词：inspissating

The chef inspissated the sauce by reducing it to a thick consistency.
厨师将酱汁浓缩，使其变得浓稠。
His speech was inspissated with anecdotes and humor.
他的演讲充满了逸闻趣事和幽默。
She added sugar to inspissate the fruit preserves.
她加糖使果酱变得更浓稠。
The mixture was inspissated by simmering for several hours.
这个混合物通过炖煮几个小时而变得更浓稠。
The doctor prescribed a medication to inspissate his patient's mucus.
医生开了药来使病人的黏液变稠。
The dessert was inspissated with a touch of cinnamon.
这款甜点用一点点肉桂提味，变得更加浓郁。
The chef inspects the sauce to ensure it has reached the desired inspissation level.
厨师检查酱汁以确保其达到所需的浓稠度。
The recipe calls for the sauce to be inspissated until it coats the back of a spoon.
菜谱要求酱汁要浓缩到能覆盖勺子背面的程度。
After boiling, the soup was allowed to inspissate naturally before serving.
煮沸后，汤被自然浓缩，然后才上桌。
The artist's work is characterized by inspissated brushstrokes and vivid colors.
这位艺术家的作品以其浓重的笔触和鲜明的色彩为特色。