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condense (something) (in)to (something)

To reduce something into fewer parts, or to make something smaller or shorter. You definitely need to condense this paper into a shorter version because you're currently 20 pages over the limit.
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condense something (in)to something

to compress or reduce something to something; to shrink or abridge something into a smaller version. Condense this into half its original volume. You should condense this novel to a short story.
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When standard cabin air hits the extremely cold metal skin, the humidity in the air condenses.
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The steam pushes the air out of the pipes and then condenses in the radiators.
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