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bottomed

/ˈbɒt.əmd/

Traduction: Qualifie quelque chose qui a un fond d'un certain type ou d'une certaine qualité, souvent utilisé dans des adjectifs composés., Verbe utilisé pour indiquer l'atteinte du point le plus bas ou du niveau le plus bas, ou pour fournir une base ou un fondement à quelque chose.

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adjective

/ˈbɒt.əmd/B2formal
  • frQualifie quelque chose qui a un fond d'un certain type ou d'une certaine qualité, souvent utilisé dans des adjectifs composés.

Describes something that has a bottom of a specified type or quality, often used in compound adjectives.

  1. Having a specified type of bottomB2formal

    Describing an object or surface that has a particular kind of base or lower part.

    frayant un fond d'un type spécifié

    • The boat is flat-bottomed for stability in shallow waters.
    • She bought a round-bottomed pot for cooking.
    • The glass is thick-bottomed to prevent breakage.
  2. Reaching the lowest pointB2informal

    Describing a situation or condition that has reached its lowest level or state.

    frayant atteint le point le plus bas

    • The market has bottomed out after months of decline.
    • His mood bottomed after hearing the bad news.
    • The economy bottomed in the second quarter of the year.

    Synonymesrock-bottom

Formes
  • more bottomed comparative form
  • most bottomed superlative form
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verb

bottom/ˈbɒt.əm/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour indiquer l'atteinte du point le plus bas ou du niveau le plus bas, ou pour fournir une base ou un fondement à quelque chose.

A verb used to indicate reaching the lowest point or level, or to provide a foundation or base for something.

  1. Reach the lowest pointB2informal

    To reach the lowest or worst level of something.

    frAtteindre le point le plus bas

    • The stock market bottomed out in March.
    • His career bottomed after the scandal.
    • The economy has bottomed and is starting to recover.

    Synonymesbottom outplumbtrough

    Antonymesclimaxpeaktop

  2. Provide a foundationC1formal

    To base or establish something on a particular foundation.

    frfonder sur

    • The theory is bottomed on solid research.
    • Their argument is bottomed in factual evidence.
    • The contract is bottomed on mutual agreement.

    Synonymesbaseestablishfoundground

Formes
  • bottomed past participle
  • bottomed past simple
  • bottoming present participle
  • bottoms third person singular

Variantes phrasalbottom out

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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