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surfacing

/ˈsɜː.fɪs.ɪŋ/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action ou le processus d'application d'une couche de surface sur quelque chose, ou le matériau utilisé à cette fin ; également utilisé en informatique pour décrire l'action de faire remonter des données ou des informations au niveau supérieur de visibilité., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de remonter à la surface d'un liquide, ou au sens figuré, devenir connu ou apparaître après avoir été caché.

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noun

/ˈsɜː.fɪs.ɪŋ/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l'action ou le processus d'application d'une couche de surface sur quelque chose, ou le matériau utilisé à cette fin ; également utilisé en informatique pour décrire l'action de faire remonter des données ou des informations au niveau supérieur de visibilité.

A noun referring to the act or process of applying a surface layer to something, or the material used for this purpose; also used in computing to describe the act of bringing data or information to the top level of visibility.

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  1. Act of coming to the surfaceB2formal

    The action of rising or appearing on the surface of a liquid or ground.

    fraction de remonter à la surface

    • The surfacing of the submarine was carefully monitored.
    • After a long dive, the surfacing of the whale was spectacular.
    • The surfacing of the buried treasure took hours of digging.

    Synonymesappearanceascentemergencerising

    Antonymesdivingimmersionsinkingsubmersion

  2. Application of a surface layerB2formal

    The process of applying a new surface to a road, floor, or other structure.

    frapplication d'une couche de surface

    • The road surfacing project will begin next week.
    • They used asphalt for the surfacing of the driveway.
    • The surfacing of the tennis court required special materials.

    Synonymescoatingcoveringlayingpavingtopping

Formes
  • surfacings plural form
  • surfacings' possessive plural form
  • surfacing's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

surface/ˈsɜːr.fɪs/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de remonter à la surface d'un liquide, ou au sens figuré, devenir connu ou apparaître après avoir été caché.

A verb used to indicate the act of rising to the surface of a liquid, or figuratively, to become known or appear after being hidden.

  1. Come to the topB1formal

    To rise or come up to the surface of a liquid.

    frFaire surface

    • The submarine surfaced near the coast.
    • Bubbles surfaced from the bottom of the lake.
    • The whale surfaced to breathe.

    Synonymesappeararisecome upemergerise

    Antonymesdiveplungesinksubmerge

  2. Become known or appearB2formal

    To become apparent or known after being hidden.

    frRefaire surface

    • New evidence surfaced during the investigation.
    • The truth about the scandal finally surfaced.
    • Rumors have surfaced about the company's financial troubles.

    Synonymesappeararisecome upcrop upemergematerialize

    Antonymesdisappearrecedevanish

  3. Apply a surface layerB2formal

    To put a surface layer on something, such as a road or floor.

    frrevêtir

    • The workers surfaced the road with asphalt.
    • They surfaced the wooden floor with a protective coating.
    • The driveway was surfaced with gravel.

    Synonymescoatcoverfacefinishlayeroverlaypave

Formes
  • surfaced past participle
  • surfaced past simple
  • surfacing present participle
  • surfaces 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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