magnetised

Describes an object that has been given magnetic properties, typically by exposure to a magnetic field.

• 🇪🇸Describe un objeto al que se le han conferido propiedades magnéticas, generalmente por exposición a un campo magnético.

1. Having magnetic properties B2 formal technical

   Having the ability to attract iron or steel; being in a state of magnetization.

   • The screwdriver became magnetised after rubbing it against a magnet.
   • A magnetised needle can be used to make a compass.
   • The metal shavings stuck to the magnetised surface.
   • Engineers used a magnetised tool to pick up small parts.

   🇪🇸imantado

   Sinónimos: magnetic

• more magnetised comparative form
• most magnetised superlative form

A verb meaning to make something magnetic or to attract something as if by magnetic force.

• 🇪🇸Verbo que significa hacer que algo sea magnético o atraer como un imán.

1. Attract strongly B2 formal

   To draw or pull something or someone strongly, as if by magnetic force.

   • The charismatic speaker magnetised the entire audience.
   • Her personality magnetised people from all walks of life.
   • The city's vibrant culture magnetises tourists every year.

   🇪🇸Atraer fuertemente

   Sinónimos: allurebewitchcaptivatecharmdrawenchantenthrallfascinate

   Antónimos: deterdiscouragedissuaderepel

2. Make magnetic B2 formal

   To cause an object to become magnetic, typically by exposing it to a magnetic field.

   • The technician magnetised the iron bar for the experiment.
   • You can magnetise a needle by rubbing it with a magnet.
   • The process magnetises the metal to improve its performance.

   🇪🇸imantar

   Antónimos: degaussdemagnetise

• magnetised past participle
• magnetized past participle
• magnetised past simple
• magnetized past simple
• magnetising present participle
• magnetizing present participle
• magnetises third person singular
• magnetizes third person singular