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cushioned

/ˈkʊʃ.ənd/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose muni d'un coussin ou d'un rembourrage souple ; au sens figuré, peut signifier protégé d'un impact total ou atténué., Amortir un choc ou une pression, ou fournir une couche protectrice ou un rembourrage.

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adjective

/ˈkʊʃ.ənd/B2formal
  • frDécrit quelque chose muni d'un coussin ou d'un rembourrage souple ; au sens figuré, peut signifier protégé d'un impact total ou atténué.

Describes something that is provided with a cushion or padding; figuratively, it can mean protected from the full impact of something.

  1. Padded or softB1formal

    Having a soft layer or padding to provide comfort or protection.

    frrembourré, matelassé

    • The cushioned seats made the long flight more comfortable.
    • She prefers cushioned shoes for running.
    • The cushioned floor in the gym reduces impact on joints.

    Synonymescushionypaddedsoftspongyspringy

    Antonymesfirmhardrigiduncomfortable

  2. Protected from impactB2formal

    Designed to absorb shock or reduce the force of impact.

    frprotégé contre les chocs

    • The cushioned packaging protected the fragile items during shipping.
    • The helmet has a cushioned interior for safety.
    • Cushioned mats are used in playgrounds to prevent injuries.

    Synonymespadded

    Antonymesbarehardunprotected

Formes
  • more cushioned comparative form
  • most cushioned superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

cushion/ˈkʊʃ.ən/B2formal
  • frAmortir un choc ou une pression, ou fournir une couche protectrice ou un rembourrage.

A verb meaning to soften the impact or effect of something, or to provide a protective layer or padding.

  1. Protect from impactB1formal

    To soften the effect of a blow or impact.

    frAmortir

    • The thick grass cushioned his fall.
    • The airbag cushioned the driver from the collision.
    • The packaging is designed to cushion the product during shipping.

    Synonymesabsorbbufferdampendeadenlessenmitigatemuffleshieldsoften

  2. Mitigate negative effectsB2formal

    To reduce the unpleasant or harmful effects of something.

    framortir

    • The government introduced measures to cushion the economic downturn.
    • Savings can help cushion the blow of losing a job.
    • The program is designed to cushion the impact of rising prices on low-income families.

    Synonymesabsorbbufferdampendeadenlessenmitigatemufflereduceshieldsoften

    Antonymesaggravateexacerbateintensifyworsen

Formes
  • cushioned past participle
  • cushioned past simple
  • cushioning present participle
  • cushions third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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