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powder

/ˈpaʊ.dər/

Traduction: Substance solide réduite en fines particules sèches, obtenue par broyage, concassage ou dessiccation d'un matériau., Verbe signifiant réduire quelque chose en poudre ou en poussière, ou saupoudrer/couvrir de poudre.

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noun

/ˈpaʊ.dər/A2formal
  • frSubstance solide réduite en fines particules sèches, obtenue par broyage, concassage ou dessiccation d'un matériau.

A noun referring to a substance in the form of fine, dry particles, produced by grinding, crushing, or drying a solid material.

  1. Fine dry particlesA2formal

    A substance consisting of fine, loose, dry particles, often used in cooking, cosmetics, or industry.

    frpoudre

    • She added a spoonful of baking powder to the mixture.
    • The baby's skin was covered in talcum powder.
    • The chemist ground the substance into a fine powder.

    Synonymesdustflourmeal

  2. Cosmetic powderA2informal

    A cosmetic product applied to the face to reduce shine or set makeup.

    frpoudre cosmétique

    • She applied a light dusting of powder to her nose.
    • He uses a translucent powder to keep his skin matte.
    • The makeup artist recommended a loose powder for a natural look.

    Synonymesface powder

  3. GunpowderB2formaltechnical

    An explosive substance used in firearms and fireworks.

    frpoudre à canon

    • The soldiers stored the powder in a secure magazine.
    • Gunpowder was a revolutionary invention in warfare.
    • The fireworks factory handled large quantities of powder.

    Synonymesgunpowder

Formes
  • powders plural form
  • powders' possessive plural form
  • powder's possessive singular form
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verb

/ˈpaʊ.dər/B2formal
  • frVerbe signifiant réduire quelque chose en poudre ou en poussière, ou saupoudrer/couvrir de poudre.

A verb meaning to reduce something to a powder or dust, or to sprinkle or cover with powder.

  1. Apply powderB1formal

    To apply a dry, fine substance (such as cosmetic powder or talcum) to a surface, typically the skin.

    frpoudrer

    • She powdered her face before going out.
    • The nurse powdered the baby's skin after the bath.
    • He powdered his hands to improve his grip on the barbell.

    Synonymesdredgedustpuffsprinkletalc

  2. Reduce to powderB2formal

    To crush or grind something into a fine, dust-like substance.

    frRéduire en poudre

    • The machine powders the grains into flour.
    • They powdered the dried herbs for medicinal use.
    • The mortar and pestle are used to powder spices.

    Synonymescomminutecrushgranulategrindmillpound

    Antonymescoagulatecompresscongealsolidify

Formes
  • powdered past participle
  • powdered past simple
  • powdering present participle
  • powders third person singular
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