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moist

/mɔɪst/

Traduction: Qualifie quelque chose de légèrement humide ou mouillé, souvent d'une manière considérée comme agréable ou naturelle.

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/mɔɪst/B1formal
  • frQualifie quelque chose de légèrement humide ou mouillé, souvent d'une manière considérée comme agréable ou naturelle.

Describes something that is slightly wet or damp, often in a way that is considered pleasant or natural.

  1. B1formal

    Slightly wet; damp or humid, often in a pleasant or neutral way.

    frLégèrement humide

    • The cake was perfectly moist and delicious.
    • Her skin felt moist after applying the lotion.
    • The soil should be kept moist for the seeds to germinate.

    Synonymesclammydampdankdewyhumidsoggywet

    Antonymesariddryparched

  2. Humid or damp airB1formal

    Describing air or weather that contains a noticeable amount of moisture.

    frHumide (air, temps)

    • The air was warm and moist after the rain.
    • Moist conditions can cause mold to grow on walls.
    • The greenhouse has a moist atmosphere for tropical plants.

    Synonymesclammydampdankdrizzlyhumidmuggysteamystickysultrywet

    Antonymesariddry

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  • moister comparative form
  • moistest superlative form
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