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ablated

UK
/əˈbleɪtɪd/
US
/əˈbleɪtɪd/

Translations

ablatedadjective
more ablated
Comp.
most ablated
Super.
UK
/əˈbleɪtɪd/
US
/əˈbleɪtɪd/
ablatéTerme technique, surtout en médecine et en physique.
The ablated tissue was examined under a microscope.
Le tissu ablaté a été examiné au microscope.
Additional translations
érodéSe dit d’une surface ou d’une matière usée, enlevée ou détruite par l’érosion.
ablateverb

ablated

Past Simple

ablated
Past Simple
ablated
Past Participle
ablating
Gerund
UK
/əˈbleɪt/
US
/əˈbleɪt/
ablatermédecine
The surgeon decided to ablate the tumor to prevent it from spreading.
Le chirurgien a décidé d'ablater la tumeur pour empêcher sa propagation.
userpar frottement ou usure mécanique
The constant rubbing will ablate the surface over time.
Le frottement constant usera la surface avec le temps.
sublimersens scientifique; surtout pour la neige ou la glace
The sun's heat began to ablate the snow on the mountain peak.
La chaleur du soleil a commencé à sublimer la neige au sommet de la montagne.
Additional translations
érodersurtout en géologie ou en contexte naturel
ablatersens technique, plus rare
Synonyms
abrade
erode
dissolve
strip
remove
ablatepast participle

ablated

ablatéemploi technique; médecine/sciences
The ablated surface showed clear signs of heat damage.
La surface ablatée présentait de nettes traces de dommages thermiques.
Additional translations
érodéau sens d'usé ou attaqué par l'ablation

Definitions

ablatedadjective
Removed or destroyed, especially by cutting, erosion, or vaporization.
The ablated surface of the glacier revealed ancient rocks that had been hidden for centuries.
ablateverb
To remove or destroy tissue, especially by cutting, burning, or vaporizing.
The surgeon decided to ablate the tumor to prevent it from spreading.
To wear away or erode by friction or other mechanical means.
The glacier slowly ablates the rock beneath it as it moves.
To reduce the size or amount of something by melting or vaporization, often used in reference to ice or snow.
The sun's heat began to ablate the snow on the mountain peak.
ablatepast participle
Having been removed, eroded, or destroyed by ablation.
The ablated surface showed clear signs of heat damage.
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