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tablet

/ˈtæb.lət/

Traduction: Nom désignant une tablette tactile, c'est-à-dire un appareil portable plat à écran tactile utilisé pour l'informatique, la lecture ou le divertissement ; ou un petit morceau solide de médicament à avaler.

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noun

/ˈtæb.lət/A2formal
  • frNom désignant une tablette tactile, c'est-à-dire un appareil portable plat à écran tactile utilisé pour l'informatique, la lecture ou le divertissement ; ou un petit morceau solide de médicament à avaler.

A noun referring to a flat, portable device with a touchscreen, used for computing, reading, or entertainment; or a small, solid piece of medicine.

  1. Electronic deviceA2formal

    A portable computing device with a touchscreen display, larger than a smartphone but smaller than a laptop.

    frtablette tactile

    • She uses a tablet to read e-books.
    • The children play educational games on their tablets.
    • He bought a new tablet for taking notes in class.

    Synonymespadslatetab

  2. Medicine formA2formalmedical

    A small, solid dose of medicine that is swallowed.

    frComprimé (forme pharmaceutique)

    • The doctor prescribed a tablet for her headache.
    • Take one tablet with water after each meal.
    • These tablets should be stored in a cool, dry place.

    Synonymescapsulepill

  3. Stone or clay slabB2formal

    A flat, thin piece of stone, clay, or wood used for writing or drawing.

    frTablette (pierre, argile)

    • Ancient scribes wrote on clay tablets.
    • The museum displayed a stone tablet with cuneiform script.
    • Archaeologists discovered a tablet inscribed with laws.

    Synonymesplaqueplateslab

Formes
  • tablets plural form
  • tablets' possessive plural form
  • tablet's possessive singular form
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