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absorbent

/əbˈzɔːr.bənt/

Traduction: Qualifie un matériau capable d'absorber facilement un liquide, c'est-à-dire de le retenir en son sein., Nom désignant un matériau ou une substance capable d'absorber ou d'imbiber un autre corps, tel qu'un liquide ou de l'énergie.

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adjective

/əbˈzɔːr.bənt/B2formaltechnical
  • frQualifie un matériau capable d'absorber facilement un liquide, c'est-à-dire de le retenir en son sein.

Describes a material that is able to soak up liquid easily.

  1. Capable of soaking up liquidsB1formal

    Describes a material that can take in or soak up liquids or moisture effectively.

    frQui absorbe les liquides

    • Paper towels are highly absorbent and great for cleaning spills.
    • The absorbent sponge quickly soaked up the water from the counter.
    • Cotton is a very absorbent fabric, making it ideal for towels.

    Synonymesabsorptivepermeableporousspongythirsty

    Antonymesimpermeablenonabsorbentrepellentwaterproof

  2. Able to take in energy or substancesB2formalscientific

    Having the ability to take in or soak up energy, such as sound or light, or other substances.

    frabsorbant (qui absorbe)

    • Acoustic panels are made from absorbent materials that reduce noise.
    • The absorbent surface of the solar panel captures sunlight efficiently.
    • Certain types of clay are absorbent and can trap pollutants.

    Synonymesabsorptivepermeableporoussoakingspongythirsty

    Antonymesimpermeablenonabsorbentrepellent

Formes
  • more absorbent comparative form
  • most absorbent superlative form
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noun

/əbˈzɔː.bənt/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un matériau ou une substance capable d'absorber ou d'imbiber un autre corps, tel qu'un liquide ou de l'énergie.

A noun referring to a material that has the capacity or tendency to absorb another substance, such as liquids or energy.

  1. Material that absorbsB2formal

    A substance or material that has the ability to soak up or take in another substance, such as a liquid or energy.

    frabsorbant

    • Cotton is a natural absorbent used in towels.
    • The spill was cleaned up using a special industrial absorbent.
    • Diapers contain a super-absorbent polymer to lock in moisture.

    Synonymesabsorberblottersorbentsponge

  2. Capable of soaking upB2formal

    Having the property or capacity to absorb or soak up something, like liquids or energy.

    frabsorbant

    • This sponge is highly absorbent and can hold a lot of water.
    • The material is designed to be absorbent for cleaning purposes.
    • Absorbent pads are used in packaging to protect fragile items.

    Synonymesabsorptivepermeableporousspongy

    Antonymesimpermeablenonabsorbentrepellentwaterproof

Formes
  • absorbents plural form
  • absorbents' possessive plural form
  • absorbent's possessive singular form
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