talcum

• Substantivo que designa um mineral finamente granulado, composto de silicato de magnésio hidratado, conhecido por sua textura macia e saponácea, e também usado como pó perfumado que absorve umidade.

A noun referring to a fine-grained mineral composed of hydrated magnesium silicate, known for its soft, soapy texture, and also used as a scented toilet powder that absorbs moisture.

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1. Fine-grained mineralB2formal

   A soft, soapy mineral composed of hydrated magnesium silicate, used in various products such as talcum powder.

   talco

   • Talcum is often ground into a fine powder for cosmetic use.
   • The mineral talcum is known for its softness and ability to absorb moisture.
   • Geologists identified the rock sample as pure talcum.

   Sinônimosfrench chalksoapstonesteatitetalc

2. Scented toilet powderB1formal

   A perfumed powder made from purified talc, used to absorb moisture and reduce friction on the skin.

   Talco

   • She applied talcum powder after her bath to keep her skin dry.
   • Baby talcum is a common product for preventing diaper rash.
   • He prefers unscented talcum to avoid strong fragrances.

   Sinônimosbaby powderdusting powdertalctalcum powder