limed

UK
/laɪmd/
US
/laɪmd/

Übersetzungen

limedpartizip perfekt
UK
/laɪmd/
US
/laɪmd/
Used adjectivally as the past participle of the verb "lime".
chauléSe dit d’une surface ou d’un matériau enduit de chaux.
The limed walls of the old farmhouse gave it a rustic charm.
Les murs chaulés de l’ancienne ferme lui donnaient un charme rustique.
blanchi à la chauxEmployé pour une teinte pâle ou blanchâtre obtenue par traitement à la chaux.
The limed wood floors added a bright, airy feel to the room.
Les sols en bois blanchis à la chaux donnaient à la pièce une impression de luminosité et d’espace.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
engluéSens rare, dans le contexte de la glu ou du birdlime.
Synonyme
coated (with lime)
smeared (with lime)
covered (with lime)
limeverb

limed

Präteritum

limed
Präteritum
limed
Partizip Perfekt
liming
Gerundium
UK
/laɪm/
US
/laɪm/
chaulerAgriculture et bâtiment.
Farmers often lime their fields to improve soil quality.
Les agriculteurs chaulent souvent leurs champs pour améliorer la qualité du sol.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
engluerSens rare : capturer avec de la glu.
Synonyme
dust with lime
sprinkle with lime
coat with lime
treat with lime

Definitionen

limedpartizip perfekt
Covered or treated with lime, a white caustic alkaline substance consisting of calcium oxide, used especially in building and agriculture.
The limed walls of the old farmhouse gave it a rustic charm.
Having a pale, whitish color, often as a result of being treated with lime.
The limed wood floors added a bright, airy feel to the room.
Smeared with birdlime or ensnared by it; trapped.
The limed wings of the sparrow prevented its escape.
limeverb
To treat or cover with lime, especially in agriculture or construction.
Farmers often lime their fields to improve soil quality.
To catch or ensnare with birdlime, a sticky substance used to trap birds.
The poacher was caught trying to lime birds in the forest.