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ream

/riːm/

Traduction: Nom désignant une grande quantité de documents écrits ou l'unité standard de mesure du papier, correspondant à 480 ou 500 feuilles (20 cahiers)., Verbe signifiant élargir ou donner une forme à un trou à l'aide d'un alésoir, ou, dans un sens informel, réprimander sévèrement ou faire des remontrances à quelqu'un.

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noun

/riːm/B2formal
  • frNom désignant une grande quantité de documents écrits ou l'unité standard de mesure du papier, correspondant à 480 ou 500 feuilles (20 cahiers).

A noun referring to a large quantity of written material, or a standard unit of paper quantity consisting of 480 or 500 sheets (20 quires).

  1. Large quantity of written matterB2informal

    A very large amount of written material, such as documents, notes, or text.

    frgrande quantité de documents écrits

    • The lawyer had to read reams of legal documents before the trial.
    • She wrote reams of notes during the lecture.
    • The report was so long it felt like reams of paper.

    Synonymesabundanceheaploadmassmountainpileplethoraprofusionstackton

  2. Quantity of paperB1formal

    A standard unit for measuring paper, typically 480 or 500 sheets, or 20 quires.

    frRame de papier

    • The office ordered several reams of A4 paper for the printer.
    • A ream of paper usually contains 500 sheets.
    • He bought a ream of high-quality paper for his art project.
Formes
  • reams plural form
  • reams' possessive plural form
  • ream's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/riːm/C1formal
  • frVerbe signifiant élargir ou donner une forme à un trou à l'aide d'un alésoir, ou, dans un sens informel, réprimander sévèrement ou faire des remontrances à quelqu'un.

A verb meaning to enlarge or shape a hole with a reamer, or informally to scold or reprimand someone harshly.

  1. Squeeze juice from fruitB2formal

    To extract the juice from a fruit, such as an orange or lemon, using a reamer.

    frPresser le jus d'un agrume

    • She reamed the oranges for fresh juice.
    • He carefully reamed the lemon to avoid spilling.
    • The bartender reamed several limes for the cocktails.

    Synonymesextractjuicepresssqueeze

  2. Remove by boring or drillingC1formal

    To remove material by making a hole or boring into something.

    frAléser

    • The machinist reamed the metal to create a precise hole.
    • They reamed out the old pipe to clear the blockage.
    • He reamed the wood to fit the dowel perfectly.

    Synonymesboredrillperforatepierce

  3. Enlarge a holeC1formal

    To enlarge or shape an existing hole using a reamer tool.

    frAléser

    • The technician reamed the cylinder to the correct diameter.
    • She reamed the hole slightly to accommodate the larger screw.
    • They reamed the pipe fitting for a better seal.
Formes
  • reamed past participle
  • reamed past simple
  • reaming present participle
  • reams third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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