Preposition: at

• temperature: Operation in a deep vacuum causes the water to evaporate at low temperature, providing the refrigeration effect to produce chilled water.

Object

• milk: Stir in the evaporated milk a little at a time, then stir in the drained raisins.

• liquid: A small quantity of evaporating liquid produces a large amount of gas which can displace the oxygen in the air.

• particle: We see light from the emission of radiation from the ionized gas and from the white hot evaporating particle.

Preposition: into

• air: The oils will slowly evaporate into the air to be inhaled.

Modifying Another Word

• quickly: LPG will quickly evaporate in the event of a fuel spill.

• slowly: The oils will slowly evaporate into the air to be inhaled.

• readily: Volatile temperature A substance which evaporates readily, even below its boiling.

• rapidly: Their small size also means they will evaporate rapidly.

• overnight: On that glorious day, four hundred years of estrangement between the British people and the Holy See seemed to evaporate overnight.

• gradually: On application, body heat causes the solvent to evaporate quickly, leaving the fragrance to evaporate gradually over several hours.

Used with why or when

• when: Your talents, skills and gifts didn't evaporate when you walked out the door on your last day.

Preposition: from

• surface: Every year 80,000 cubic miles of seawater evaporates from the ocean surface.