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abrasive

/əˈbreɪ.sɪv/

Übersetzung: Bezeichnet einen Stoff, der rau ist und zum Schleifen oder Polieren verwendet wird; im übertragenen Sinne beschreibt es eine Person oder Äußerung als schroff, verletzend oder reizbar., Stoff, der zum Schleifen, Polieren oder Reinigen einer harten Oberfläche durch Reibung verwendet wird.

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adjective

/əˈbreɪ.sɪv/B2formal
  • deBezeichnet einen Stoff, der rau ist und zum Schleifen oder Polieren verwendet wird; im übertragenen Sinne beschreibt es eine Person oder Äußerung als schroff, verletzend oder reizbar.

Describes a substance that is rough and used for grinding or polishing; also used figuratively to describe a person's manner as harsh or irritating.

  1. Wearing down substanceB2formal

    A material used for grinding, polishing, or cleaning a surface by rubbing.

    deSchleifmittel

    • Sandpaper is a common abrasive used in woodworking.
    • The cleaner contains fine abrasive particles to remove stains.
    • Diamond is one of the hardest abrasive materials known.

    Synonymegrindingpolishingrubbingscouringwearing

  2. Causing friction or wearB2formal

    Having a rough texture that can scratch or wear away a surface.

    deSchleifend, abreibend

    • The abrasive surface of the stone damaged the metal.
    • Use a soft cloth to avoid abrasive damage to the screen.
    • The cleaner is too abrasive for delicate fabrics.

    Synonymecoarseerosivegrittyharshraspingroughscratchywearing

    Antonymegentlepolishedsmoothsoft

  3. Harsh or unpleasant mannerB2informal

    Describing a person or behavior that is rude, harsh, or likely to cause annoyance.

    deSchroff

    • His abrasive comments made everyone uncomfortable.
    • She has an abrasive personality that often offends people.
    • The manager's abrasive tone created a tense work environment.

    Synonymeacerbicbrusquecausticcuttinggratinggruffharshirritatingnastyroughscathingsharpunpleasant

    Antonymeagreeableconsideratediplomaticgenialgentlekindpleasantsmoothsoothingtactful

Formen
  • more abrasive comparative form
  • most abrasive superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/əˈbreɪ.sɪv/B2formal
  • deStoff, der zum Schleifen, Polieren oder Reinigen einer harten Oberfläche durch Reibung verwendet wird.

A noun referring to a substance used for grinding, polishing, or cleaning a hard surface by friction.

  1. Abrasive substanceB2formaltechnical

    A material, often a powder or grain, used for grinding, polishing, or cleaning a surface by rubbing.

    deSchleifmittel

    • Sandpaper is a common abrasive used in woodworking.
    • The cleaner contains fine abrasives to remove tough stains.
    • Diamond dust is one of the hardest abrasives known.

    Synonymeabradantabrasive material

  2. Harsh or rough personalityB2informal

    A person who is perceived as harsh, rude, or irritating in manner or behavior.

    deUnangenehmer Mensch

    • He's a bit of an abrasive, always criticizing others.
    • She can be an abrasive in meetings, but her ideas are often good.
    • Don't be such an abrasive; try to be more diplomatic.

    Synonymebrusquecausticcuttinggratingharshirritatingnastyroughsharp

    Antonymeaffableagreeablecharmingcourteousdiplomaticgentlegraciouskindpleasantpolitesmoothtactfulwarm

Formen
  • abrasives plural form
  • abrasives' possessive plural form
  • abrasive's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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