empty into something

Examples of emptied

emptied

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Taken together, the low wages, insecure employment, and absence of protection and promotion emptied the concept of labor history of any cumulative content.
After the final visual count, the cages were carefully emptied with a blower-vac to obtain near-total numbers of arthropods (fig. 2).
His pockets had to be emptied of doofers from time to time, and aired.
The other breast was then emptied by a mechanical pump.
Once children made a selection, the experimenter recorded their response, emptied the bucket, and allowed children to play with both objects for approximately 30 seconds.
Traps were either emptied where they were hanging, or sealed with tape and lowered to the ground.
Each of the three trays was filled to overflowing with the surrounding dried feed (weighing approximately 1.2 kg) and the contents emptied monthly.
Traps were emptied once a month and the collected material was brought to the laboratory where seeds were separated from leaves, twigs and other debris.
All plasticity, the work ends with a stage essentially emptied, but for a dog, looking like a stray, sniffing for carrion.
His is almost a still-life technique but adapted to a consumer-culture which has emptied out the content of objects while leaving their form intact.
After an initial period of three weeks, the tubes were emptied once a week in situ and the larvae examined visually.
The garbage bags were opened and the contents emptied onto a clean stainless-steel sorting table.
The large intestine was sliced longitudinally, its contents emptied into a 10 litre bucket and the intestinal wall washed carefully with physiological saline.
With the touch gone, the wine glass was emptied, and ready for another temporal refill.
As there was no log-sheet kept for pool maintenance, it remained unclear if the whirlpool was emptied and the water disinfected daily.
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