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magnetize

/ˈmæɡ.nə.taɪz/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant rendre un objet magnétique ou attirer comme un aimant, ou se trouver dans un état d'aimantation.

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/ˈmæɡ.nə.taɪz/B2formalscientific
  • frVerbe signifiant rendre un objet magnétique ou attirer comme un aimant, ou se trouver dans un état d'aimantation.

A verb meaning to make an object magnetic or to attract like a magnet, or to be in a state of becoming magnetized.

  1. Impart magnetic propertiesB2formaltechnical

    To cause an object to become magnetic or to acquire magnetic properties.

    frAimanter

    • The blacksmith magnetized the needle by stroking it with a lodestone.
    • You can magnetize a screwdriver by rubbing it with a magnet.
    • The technician magnetized the iron bar for the experiment.
    • Certain metals can be permanently magnetized.

    Synonymesmagnetisepolarize

    Antonymesdegauss

  2. Attract powerfullyB1formal

    To attract or draw someone or something strongly, as if by magnetic force.

    frAttirer puissamment

    • Her dynamic personality magnetized the entire room.
    • The speaker magnetized the audience with his compelling story.
    • The new product magnetized customers from all over the world.
    • He seems to magnetize attention wherever he goes.

    Synonymesallureattractcaptivatecharmdrawenchantenthrallfascinatespellbind

    Antonymesdeterdissuaderepel

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