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additive

/ˈæd.ɪ.tɪv/

Traduction: Qualifie quelque chose qui se caractérise par une addition, ou une substance ajoutée en petite quantité à un produit pour l'améliorer ou le conserver., Substance que l'on ajoute à un produit (comme un aliment, un carburant ou une peinture) pour en améliorer ou en modifier les propriétés.

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adjective

/ˈæd.ɪ.tɪv/B2formaltechnical
  • frQualifie quelque chose qui se caractérise par une addition, ou une substance ajoutée en petite quantité à un produit pour l'améliorer ou le conserver.

Describes something that is characterized by addition, or a substance added to something in small quantities to improve or preserve it.

  1. Added to enhanceB2formalscientific

    Relating to a substance added to something, such as food, fuel, paint, or medicine, to improve or alter its properties.

    fradditif (qui est ajouté pour améliorer)

    • The additive properties of this chemical improve the fuel's efficiency.
    • Many processed foods contain additive ingredients to extend shelf life.
    • The paint's additive formula gives it a glossy finish.

    Synonymesadditionalextrasupplementalsupplementary

  2. Mathematical propertyC1formalscientific

    Designating or involving an equation or process where terms are of the first degree, relating to addition.

    fradditif (propriété mathématique)

    • The additive identity in mathematics is zero.
    • This function has an additive property, meaning f(x+y) = f(x) + f(y).
    • The equation is additive because it involves only linear terms.

    Synonymescumulativeincrementallinearsummative

  3. Produced by additionB2formal

    Characterized by or resulting from the process of adding something.

    fradditif (qui s'ajoute)

    • The additive effect of the two drugs was stronger than either alone.
    • The company uses an additive manufacturing process to create parts.
    • The additive nature of the costs led to a higher total expense.

    Synonymesaccumulativeadditionalcumulativeincrementalsupplementary

    Antonymessubtractive

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

/ˈæd.ɪ.tɪv/B2formaltechnical
  • frSubstance que l'on ajoute à un produit (comme un aliment, un carburant ou une peinture) pour en améliorer ou en modifier les propriétés.

A noun referring to a substance added to something, such as food, fuel, or paint, to improve or modify its properties.

  1. Food additiveB1formalculinary

    A substance added to food to improve its flavor, appearance, texture, or preservation.

    fradditif alimentaire

    • Many processed foods contain artificial additives.
    • The label lists all the additives used in the product.
    • Some people are allergic to certain food additives.
  2. Chemical additiveB2formalscientific

    A substance added to gasoline, paint, medicine, or other products to enhance their properties or performance.

    frAdditif chimique

    • The gasoline contains an additive to reduce engine knocking.
    • Paint manufacturers often include additives to improve durability.
    • This medicine has an additive that helps with absorption.

    Synonymesadjuvantadmixtureenhancersupplement

  3. Mathematical additiveC1formal

    Relating to or involving addition, where the total is the sum of its parts.

    fradditif (mathématiques)

    • The equation is additive, meaning each term is of the first degree.
    • In an additive process, the final result is the sum of all inputs.
    • The model uses an additive approach to calculate the total cost.

    Antonymessubtractive

Formes
  • additives plural form
  • additives' possessive plural form
  • additive's possessive singular form
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