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laced

/leɪst/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose qui a été imprégné, mélangé ou agrémenté d'une certaine substance ou qualité, impliquant souvent un ajout léger mais significatif., Verbe signifiant attacher ou fermer quelque chose avec un lacet, ou ajouter une petite quantité de substance (par exemple de l'alcool) à une boisson. Peut aussi signifier entrelacer ou relier.

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adjective

/leɪst/B2formal
  • frDécrit quelque chose qui a été imprégné, mélangé ou agrémenté d'une certaine substance ou qualité, impliquant souvent un ajout léger mais significatif.

Describes something that has been infused, mixed, or trimmed with a particular substance or quality, often implying a small but significant addition.

  1. closed with a laceB1formal

    Fastened or tied together using a lace or laces.

    frlacé (fermé par un lacet)

    • She wore a pair of laced boots for the hike.
    • The corset is laced tightly at the back.
    • He prefers laced shoes over slip-ons for better support.

    Synonymesfastenedtied

  2. edged or streaked with colorB2formal

    Having a decorative edge or streaks of a different color.

    frliseré ou strié de couleur

    • The fabric was laced with gold embroidery.
    • Her hair was laced with silver streaks.
    • The sky was laced with shades of orange and pink at sunset.

    Synonymesbandedborderededgedfleckedstreakedstripedtrimmedveined

  3. mixed with something (informal)B2informal

    Containing an added substance, especially alcohol or drugs.

    fradditionné (de drogue ou d'alcool)

    • The drink was laced with a strong liquor.
    • Cigarettes can be laced with harmful chemicals.
    • He suspected the coffee was laced with sleeping pills.

    Synonymesdopedspiked

Formes
  • more laced comparative form
  • most laced superlative form
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verb

lace/leɪs/B2formal
  • frVerbe signifiant attacher ou fermer quelque chose avec un lacet, ou ajouter une petite quantité de substance (par exemple de l'alcool) à une boisson. Peut aussi signifier entrelacer ou relier.

A verb meaning to fasten or close something using a lace, or to add a small amount of a substance (e.g., alcohol) to a drink. It can also mean to intertwine or interlace.

  1. Intertwine or twist togetherB2formal

    To spin, wind, or twist strands together to form a cord or pattern.

    frentrelacer

    • She laced the ribbons through her hair.
    • The artisan laced the threads into a beautiful pattern.
    • He laced the rope around the post to secure it.

    Synonymesbraidcrossentwineinterlaceintertwineinterweaveplaittwinetwistweave

  2. Create by braiding or interlacingB2formal

    To make something by braiding or interlacing strands of material.

    frtresser

    • She laced a basket from willow branches.
    • The craftsman laced a leather belt by hand.
    • They laced a net from thin cords.

    Synonymesbraidinterlaceintertwineplaittwineweave

  3. Do laceworkC1formal

    To perform the craft of making lace, a delicate fabric with open holes.

    frFaire de la dentelle

    • She spent hours lacing a delicate doily.
    • The grandmother taught her granddaughter how to lace.
    • He laced a beautiful tablecloth for the dining room.
  4. Draw through eyes or holesA2formal

    To pass a cord or string through holes or eyelets, as in shoes or clothing.

    frlacer

    • He laced his boots tightly before the hike.
    • She laced the corset with a silk ribbon.
    • The child learned to lace his shoes by himself.

    Synonymesstringthread

  5. Add alcohol to beveragesB2informal

    To secretly or deliberately add a small amount of alcohol to a drink.

    frajouter de l'alcool à une boisson

    • He laced his coffee with whiskey to warm up.
    • The punch was laced with rum at the party.
    • She laced the tea with a splash of brandy.

    Synonymesdoctorfortifyspike

Formes
  • laced past participle
  • laced past simple
  • lacing present participle
  • laces third person singular

Variantes phrasallace intolace up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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