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latex

/ˈleɪ.teks/

Traduction: Substance laiteuse produite par certaines plantes, qui se solidifie à l'air, ou peinture à l'eau à base de latex synthétique.

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noun

/ˈleɪ.teks/C1formalscientific
  • frSubstance laiteuse produite par certaines plantes, qui se solidifie à l'air, ou peinture à l'eau à base de latex synthétique.

A noun referring to a milky fluid produced by certain plants that hardens when exposed to air, or a water-based paint containing a synthetic latex binder.

indénombrable

  1. Plant exudateB2formalscientific

    A milky fluid that oozes from certain plants, such as rubber trees, and hardens when exposed to air.

    frLatex (exsudat végétal)

    • Natural rubber is made from the latex of the rubber tree.
    • The poppy plant produces a white latex when cut.
    • Latex from certain plants can cause skin irritation.
  2. Water-based paintB1formaltechnical

    A type of paint that uses a water-based synthetic binder, often acrylic or vinyl, for easy application and cleaning.

    frPeinture acrylique

    • We used latex paint for the living room walls because it dries quickly.
    • Latex paint is popular for home interiors due to its low odor.
    • You can clean latex paint brushes with just soap and water.

    Synonymesacrylic paint

Formes
  • latexes plural form
  • latices plural form
  • latexes' possessive plural form
  • latex's possessive singular form
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