Vocab Bloom Hub

beam

/biːm/

Traduction: Nom désignant une longue pièce solide de matériau (comme le bois, le métal ou le béton) utilisée en construction pour supporter des charges, ou un rayon de lumière., Verbe désignant l'action d'émettre de la lumière, de diffuser de l'énergie ou de sourire largement avec éclat.

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noun

/biːm/B1formal
  • frNom désignant une longue pièce solide de matériau (comme le bois, le métal ou le béton) utilisée en construction pour supporter des charges, ou un rayon de lumière.

A noun referring to a long, sturdy piece of material (such as wood, metal, or concrete) used in construction to support weight, or a ray or shaft of light.

  1. Ray of lightA2formal

    A line of light or other radiation, such as from a lamp or the sun.

    frrayon de lumière

    • A beam of sunlight streamed through the window.
    • The lighthouse sent out a powerful beam across the sea.
    • Laser beams are used in many medical procedures.

    Synonymesgleamglintrayshaftstreakstream

  2. Structural supportB1formal

    A long, sturdy piece of wood, metal, or concrete used in construction to support weight.

    frPoutre (élément de structure)

    • The wooden beam supports the roof of the old barn.
    • Steel beams are essential for building skyscrapers.
    • The ceiling is held up by massive concrete beams.

    Synonymesgirderjoistlintelrafter

  3. Broad smileB1informal

    A wide, happy smile.

    frLarge sourire radieux

    • She greeted him with a beam of delight.
    • His face broke into a beam when he heard the news.
    • The child gave a beam of pure joy.

    Synonymesgrinsmile

    Antonymesfrownscowl

Formes
  • beams plural form
  • beams' possessive plural form
  • beam's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/biːm/B2formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'action d'émettre de la lumière, de diffuser de l'énergie ou de sourire largement avec éclat.

A verb used to indicate the act of emitting light, radiating energy, or smiling broadly.

  1. Smile broadlyB1formal

    To smile in a very happy or radiant way.

    frRayonner de joie

    • She beamed with joy when she heard the news.
    • The child beamed at his mother after winning the game.
    • He beamed proudly as he accepted the award.

    Synonymesgrinsmile

    Antonymesfrownglowergrimacepoutscowl

  2. Transmit or emitB2formal

    To send out light, radio signals, or other energy in a focused direction.

    frémettre, diffuser (un signal, un rayon)

    • The satellite beams data back to Earth.
    • The lighthouse beamed a bright light across the sea.
    • Radio stations beam their signals to listeners around the world.

    Synonymesaimbroadcastdirectemitflashradiatesendshinetransmit

    Antonymesabsorb

  3. Shine brightlyB2formal

    To emit or reflect light strongly.

    frBriller intensément

    • The sun beamed down on the beach.
    • Her eyes beamed with excitement.
    • The flashlight beamed a narrow path through the dark forest.

    Synonymesblazeflareflashglaregleamglimmerglitterglowradiateshinesparkle

Formes
  • beamed past participle
  • beamed past simple
  • beaming present participle
  • beams third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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