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dressing

/ˈdres.ɪŋ/

Traduction: Substance liquide ou semi-liquide, souvent à base d'huile et de vinaigre, utilisée pour assaisonner les salades, ou action d'appliquer un pansement ou une compresse sur une plaie., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de mettre des vêtements ou de se couvrir de vêtements sur soi.

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noun

/ˈdres.ɪŋ/B1formalculinary
  • frSubstance liquide ou semi-liquide, souvent à base d'huile et de vinaigre, utilisée pour assaisonner les salades, ou action d'appliquer un pansement ou une compresse sur une plaie.

A noun referring to a sauce, typically used to add flavor to salads, or the act of applying a bandage or covering to a wound.

  1. Salad dressingA2formalculinary

    A sauce, typically made from oil, vinegar, and seasonings, used to add flavor to salads.

    frVinaigrette (assaisonnement pour salade)

    • She poured a vinaigrette dressing over the salad.
    • This creamy dressing is perfect for Caesar salad.
    • I prefer a simple olive oil and lemon dressing.

    Synonymescondimentsalad dressingsaucevinaigrette

  2. StuffingB1formalamericanculinary

    A mixture of ingredients, such as bread, herbs, and vegetables, used to stuff poultry or other foods before cooking.

    frFarce

    • The turkey was filled with a savory herb dressing.
    • She prepared a cornbread dressing for Thanksgiving dinner.
    • The dressing was baked separately until golden brown.

    Synonymesfillingstuffing

  3. Bandage or coveringB1formal

    A material applied to a wound to protect it and promote healing.

    frpansement

    • The nurse changed the dressing on his wound.
    • A sterile dressing is essential to prevent infection.
    • He applied a clean dressing to the cut.

    Synonymesbandagecompresscoveringgauzelintplasterpoultice

Formes
  • dressings plural form
  • dressings' possessive plural form
  • dressing's possessive singular form
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verb

dress/dres/A2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de mettre des vêtements ou de se couvrir de vêtements sur soi.

A verb used to indicate the act of putting on clothes or covering oneself with garments.

  1. Put on clothesA1formal

    To put clothes on oneself or someone else.

    frhabiller

    • She dressed quickly for work.
    • He dressed the child in warm clothes.
    • I need to dress before we leave.

    Synonymesapparelarrayattireclothecostumegarboutfitrobe

    Antonymesdisrobestripunclotheundress

  2. Wear formal or specific attireA2formal

    To wear clothes of a particular style or for a particular occasion.

    frS'habiller (d'une certaine manière)

    • They dressed formally for the wedding.
    • She always dresses elegantly.
    • He dressed in a suit for the interview.

    Synonymesapparelarrayattireclothedress upgarboutfitrobe

    Antonymesstripundress

  3. Prepare or treatB2formal

    To prepare something for use, especially by cleaning, applying a substance, or arranging.

    frPréparer ou traiter

    • The nurse dressed the wound carefully.
    • She dressed the salad with olive oil and vinegar.
    • They dressed the mannequin in the window display.

    Synonymesarrangebandagebindcleanfinishgroomprepareprocesstendtreattrim

Formes
  • dressed past participle
  • dressed past simple
  • dressing present participle
  • dresses third person singular

Variantes phrasaldress downdress outdress up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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