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preform

/priːˈfɔːrm/

Traduction: Verbe désignant l'action de former ou de créer quelque chose à l'avance, ou de préparer une version préliminaire d'un objet ou d'un matériau.

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C1formalcommon/priːˈfɔːrm/

A verb used to indicate the act of shaping or forming something in advance, or preparing a preliminary version of an object or material.

  • 🇫🇷Verbe désignant l'action de former ou de créer quelque chose à l'avance, ou de préparer une version préliminaire d'un objet ou d'un matériau.
  1. Shape beforehand C1 formal

    To form or shape something into a preliminary or initial shape before final processing.

    • The factory preforms the glass into rough shapes before the final molding.
    • In manufacturing, the metal is preformed to reduce waste.
    • The plastic is preformed into a basic shape before being detailed.

    🇫🇷préformer

    Synonymes: block outrough outrough-hew

  2. Determine shape in advance C2 formal

    To determine or establish the shape or form of something before it is fully created.

    • The architect preformed the structure in the initial blueprints.
    • The design was preformed by the engineer to ensure stability.
    • The artist preformed the clay into a rough figure before sculpting.

    🇫🇷préformer

    Synonymes: prearrangepredeterminepreset

  • preformed past participle
  • preformed past simple
  • preforming present participle
  • preforms third person singular