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infuse

/ɪnˈfjuːz/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant introduire ou imprégner quelque chose d'une substance ou d'une qualité, ou insuffler un sentiment ou une qualité à quelqu'un ou à quelque chose.

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verb

/ɪnˈfjuːz/B2formal
  • frVerbe signifiant introduire ou imprégner quelque chose d'une substance ou d'une qualité, ou insuffler un sentiment ou une qualité à quelqu'un ou à quelque chose.

A verb meaning to introduce or soak something with a substance or quality, or to instill a feeling or quality into someone or something.

  1. Instill through repetitionB2formal

    To teach or impress something upon someone by frequent repetition or admonishment.

    frinculquer par répétition

    • The mentor infused a sense of discipline in his students through daily drills.
    • Parents often infuse values in their children by repeating important lessons.
    • The coach infused confidence into the team by constant encouragement.

    Synonymesdrilldrumhammerimplantinculcateindoctrinateingrain

  2. Fill with a qualityB2formal

    To fill or imbue someone or something with a particular quality or feeling.

    frImprégner d'une qualité

    • Her speech infused the audience with hope and determination.
    • The artist infused the painting with vibrant energy and emotion.
    • The leader infused every project with a spirit of collaboration.

    Synonymesbreathechargefillimbueimpregnateinjectpermeatesaturatesuffuse

    Antonymesdeprivedivestdrainstrip

  3. Undergo infusionB1formalculinary

    To undergo the process of extracting flavors or properties by steeping in a liquid.

    frsubir une infusion

    • Let the tea infuse for five minutes before drinking.
    • The herbs need to infuse in hot water to release their aroma.
    • The chef let the spices infuse in the sauce overnight.

    Synonymesbrewdrawsoaksteep

  4. Steep to extract flavorB1formalculinary

    To leave a substance in a liquid so that the liquid absorbs its flavor or cleansing properties.

    frInfuser (laisser tremper pour extraire les saveurs)

    • Infuse the oil with garlic and rosemary for a rich taste.
    • She infused the water with lemon and mint for a refreshing drink.
    • The recipe calls for infusing vinegar with fresh herbs.

    Synonymesbrewsoaksteep

  5. Administer intravenouslyC1formalmedical

    To introduce a substance into the body through a vein for therapeutic purposes.

    frPerfuser

    • The nurse infused the saline solution into the patient's arm.
    • Chemotherapy drugs are often infused over several hours.
    • The doctor ordered a blood infusion for the anemic patient.

    Synonymesadministerdripinjecttransfuse

Formes
  • infused past participle
  • infused past simple
  • infusing present participle
  • infuses third person singular
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