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face mask

/ˈfeɪs mɑːsk/

Traduction: Couverture portée sur la bouche et le nez pour empêcher la propagation de microbes, filtrer l'air, ou comme partie d'un costume ou d'un soin de la peau.

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/ˈfeɪs mɑːsk/B1formalmedical
  • frCouverture portée sur la bouche et le nez pour empêcher la propagation de microbes, filtrer l'air, ou comme partie d'un costume ou d'un soin de la peau.

A protective covering worn over the mouth and nose to prevent the spread of germs, filter air, or as part of a costume or skincare routine.

  1. Protective coveringA2formal

    A covering worn over the mouth and nose to protect against airborne particles, germs, or pollutants.

    frmasque de protection

    • She wore a face mask on the crowded subway.
    • The hospital requires all visitors to wear a face mask.
    • Face masks help reduce the spread of viruses.
  2. Surgical maskA2formal

    A disposable mask used by medical professionals to prevent infection.

    frmasque chirurgical

    • The surgeon put on a sterile face mask before the operation.
    • Nurses change their face masks between patients.
    • A standard surgical face mask has three layers.
  3. Sports equipmentB1formal

    A protective mask worn in sports like football, hockey, or fencing to shield the face.

    frmasque de protection sportif

    • The hockey goalie wore a face mask for protection.
    • Fencers use a wire mesh face mask during matches.
    • He bought a new face mask for his paintball game.
  4. Cosmetic treatmentA2informal

    A skincare product applied to the face to cleanse, moisturize, or treat the skin.

    frmasque de beauté

    • She applied a clay face mask to remove impurities.
    • This hydrating face mask leaves your skin feeling soft.
    • I use a face mask once a week for relaxation.