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moisturise

/ˈmɔɪs.tʃə.raɪz/

Traduction: Appliquer une substance (comme une lotion ou une crème) sur la peau ou une surface pour l'hydrater ou restaurer son humidité.

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verb

/ˈmɔɪs.tʃə.raɪz/B2formalbritish
  • frAppliquer une substance (comme une lotion ou une crème) sur la peau ou une surface pour l'hydrater ou restaurer son humidité.

A verb meaning to apply a substance (such as a lotion or cream) to the skin or a surface in order to add or restore moisture.

  1. Increase humidityB2formal

    To add moisture to the air or an environment, making it more humid.

    frHumidifier l'air

    • The humidifier helps moisturise the dry air in the room.
    • Plants can moisturise the air through transpiration.
    • In greenhouses, water is often sprayed to moisturise the atmosphere.

    Synonymesdampenhumidifymoisten

    Antonymesdehumidifydry

  2. Apply to skinA2formal

    To apply a creamy substance to the skin to prevent dryness and keep it soft.

    frhydrater la peau

    • She always moisturises her face after washing.
    • Use a good lotion to moisturise your hands in winter.
    • He forgot to moisturise his skin and it became flaky.

    Synonymescreamhydratenourishsoften

Formes
  • moisturised past participle
  • moisturised past simple
  • moisturising present participle
  • moisturises third person singular
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