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cement

/sɪˈment/

Traduction: Substance pulvérulente obtenue par cuisson de calcaire et d'argile, utilisée dans la construction comme liant lorsqu'on la mélange avec de l'eau, du sable ou du gravier., Verbe désignant l'action de lier solidement, renforcer ou rendre quelque chose plus stable ou durable, souvent en appliquant une substance ou en consolidant une situation, une relation ou une idée.

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noun

/sɪˈment/B1formal
  • frSubstance pulvérulente obtenue par cuisson de calcaire et d'argile, utilisée dans la construction comme liant lorsqu'on la mélange avec de l'eau, du sable ou du gravier.

A noun referring to a powdery substance made by calcining lime and clay, used as a binding material in construction when mixed with water and sand or gravel.

indénombrable

  1. Building materialB1formal

    A powdery substance made by calcining lime and clay, used in mortar and concrete.

    frCiment (matériau de construction)

    • The workers mixed cement with sand and water.
    • Cement is a key ingredient in concrete.
    • The construction site had piles of cement bags.
  2. Adhesive or binderB2formal

    A substance used for sticking things together.

    frcolle, adhésif

    • Rubber cement is used for gluing paper.
    • The dentist applied a special cement to fix the crown.
    • This glue acts as a strong cement for ceramics.

    Synonymesadhesivebindergluegummucilagepaste

  3. Figurative bondC1formal

    Something that unites or strengthens a relationship or group.

    frlien (figuré)

    • Shared experiences are the cement of friendship.
    • Trust is the cement that holds a team together.
    • Their common goal served as a cement for the alliance.

    Synonymesbinderbondconnectiongluelinktie

Formes
  • cements plural form
  • cements' possessive plural form
  • cement's possessive singular form
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verb

/sɪˈment/B2formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'action de lier solidement, renforcer ou rendre quelque chose plus stable ou durable, souvent en appliquant une substance ou en consolidant une situation, une relation ou une idée.

A verb used to indicate the act of binding, strengthening, or making something more secure or permanent, often by applying a substance or figurative force.

  1. To bind or join firmlyB2formal

    To make something more secure or permanent, often by using a substance like cement.

    frconsolider

    • The workers cemented the bricks together to build the wall.
    • The treaty cemented the alliance between the two countries.
    • Their shared experiences cemented their friendship.

    Synonymesbondfastenfixfusegluesecuresolidifystrengthenuniteweld

    Antonymesbreakdetachdivideloosenseparate

  2. To strengthen or solidifyB2formal

    To make an agreement, relationship, or position stronger and more lasting.

    frconsolider

    • The victory cemented his reputation as a great leader.
    • The new policy cemented the company's commitment to sustainability.
    • Their marriage cemented the bond between the two families.

    Synonymesconsolidateentrenchfirm upfortifyhardenreinforcesealsecuresolidifystrengthen

    Antonymesdestabilizeundermineweaken

Formes
  • cemented past participle
  • cemented past simple
  • cementing present participle
  • cements third person singular
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