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texture

/ˈteks.tʃər/

Traduction: Nom désignant la sensation, l'apparence ou la consistance d'une surface, d'une substance ou d'un tissu, ainsi que la qualité ou la structure fondamentale d'une chose, y compris les motifs musicaux créés par la combinaison des parties.

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noun

/ˈteks.tʃər/B2formal
  • frNom désignant la sensation, l'apparence ou la consistance d'une surface, d'une substance ou d'un tissu, ainsi que la qualité ou la structure fondamentale d'une chose, y compris les motifs musicaux créés par la combinaison des parties.

A noun referring to the feel, appearance, or consistency of a surface, substance, or fabric, as well as the essential quality or structure of something, including musical patterns created by combined parts.

  1. Surface feelA2formal

    The way a surface or material feels when touched, such as rough, smooth, or soft.

    frtexture (au toucher)

    • The texture of the silk was incredibly smooth.
    • He preferred the rough texture of stone for the garden path.
    • The artist used different textures to create depth in the painting.

    Synonymesconsistencyfeelfinishgrainnapsurfacetouchweave

  2. Essential qualityB2formal

    The fundamental or characteristic quality of something, often intangible.

    frQualité essentielle

    • The texture of the novel's prose gives it a poetic feel.
    • The texture of life in the city is fast-paced and vibrant.
    • The texture of their relationship changed after the argument.

    Synonymescharacteressencefabricgrainmakeupnaturequalitytemper

  3. Musical patternB2formal

    The way different musical parts or voices are combined to create a rich sound.

    frTexture musicale

    • The texture of the symphony is complex, with multiple instruments weaving together.
    • The choir's texture was thick and harmonious.
    • The composer experimented with different textures in the second movement.

    Synonymesarrangementfabricorchestrationstructureweave

  4. Visual appearanceB1formal

    The characteristic visual quality of a surface that suggests how it might feel to touch.

    frTexture visuelle

    • The texture of the wallpaper gave the room a cozy feel.
    • The photograph captured the rough texture of the bark.
    • The texture of the fabric was visible in the close-up shot.

    Synonymesfinishgrain

  5. Physical compositionB2formal

    The arrangement and size of the small parts that make up a substance.

    frTexture (composition physique)

    • The texture of the soil affects how well plants grow.
    • The texture of the bread was light and airy due to the yeast.
    • The texture of the metal was fine-grained and strong.

    Synonymescompositionconsistencyfeelfinishgrainstructure

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  • textures plural form
  • textures' possessive plural form
  • texture's possessive singular form
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