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tempered

/ˈtem.pərd/

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adjective

/ˈtem.pərd/B2formaltechnical
  • ruОписывает материал, особенно металл, который был обработан для повышения его твёрдости и прочности; также используется в переносном смысле для описания характера или настроения человека как уравновешенного или сдержанного.

Describes a material, especially metal, that has been treated to increase its hardness and strength; also used figuratively to describe a person's character or mood as balanced or moderated.

  1. Having a specified temperamentB2formal

    Having a particular kind of mood or disposition, often used in combination (e.g., good-tempered, bad-tempered).

    ruОбладающий определённым характером

    • She is a sweet-tempered woman who rarely gets angry.
    • He is known for being a hot-tempered individual.
    • The teacher is even-tempered and patient with students.

    Antonymsbad-temperedgood-temperedill-tempered

  2. Treated metalC1formaltechnical

    Refers to metal that has been hardened or strengthened by heating and cooling processes.

    ruЗакалённый

    • The sword was made of tempered steel.
    • Tempered glass is used in car windows for safety.
    • The blacksmith tempered the blade to make it stronger.

    Synonymshardenedstrengthenedtoughened

    Antonymssofteneduntempered

Forms
  • more tempered comparative form
  • most tempered superlative form
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verb

temper/ˈtɛm.pər/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по смягчению, закалке или регулировке чего-либо, например металла или собственных эмоций, для достижения желаемого состояния или качества.

A verb used to indicate the act of moderating, hardening, or adjusting something, such as metal or one's emotions, to achieve a desired state or quality.

  1. Moderate or HardenB2formal

    To make something less extreme or more resilient, often by adding a counterbalancing element.

    ruСмягчать или закалять

    • Justice must be tempered with mercy.
    • The steel is tempered by heating and cooling it.
    • He tempered his criticism with praise.

    Synonymsalleviateannealassuagehardenmitigatemoderatequalifysoftenstrengthentone downtoughen

    Antonymsaggravateexacerbateheightenintensifysharpen

  2. Adjust or TuneC1formal

    To bring something to a desired state or condition by adjusting it.

    ruНастроить

    • The musician tempered the piano strings for perfect pitch.
    • She tempered her voice to a calm tone.
    • The artist tempered the colors to achieve the right shade.

    Synonymsadjustattunebalancecalibratefine-tunemodulateregulatetune

Forms
  • tempered past participle
  • tempered past simple
  • tempering present participle
  • tempers third person singular
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