Vocab Bloom Hub

magnet

/ˈmæɡ.nət/

Traduction: Objet qui produit un champ magnétique et attire les matériaux ferromagnétiques tels que le fer, l'acier, le nickel ou le cobalt.

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noun

/ˈmæɡ.nət/B1formalscientific
  • frObjet qui produit un champ magnétique et attire les matériaux ferromagnétiques tels que le fer, l'acier, le nickel ou le cobalt.

A noun referring to an object that produces a magnetic field, capable of attracting ferromagnetic materials like iron, steel, nickel, or cobalt.

  1. Physical objectA2formalscientific

    An object that produces a magnetic field and attracts iron, steel, and certain other materials.

    fraimant (objet physique)

    • The magnet picked up all the paperclips from the desk.
    • A refrigerator magnet holds notes and photos on the door.
    • Scientists use powerful magnets in MRI machines.

    Synonymesloadstonelodestone

  2. Attractive forceB2informal

    A person, place, or thing that attracts others strongly.

    frAimant (sens figuré)

    • The new shopping mall is a magnet for teenagers.
    • Her charisma acts as a magnet, drawing people to her.
    • The city is a magnet for tourists from all over the world.

    Synonymesallurementattractiondrawenticementlurepull

Formes
  • magnets plural form
  • magnets' possessive plural form
  • magnet's possessive singular form
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