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atomised

UK
/ˈætəmaɪzd/
US
/ˈætəmaɪzd/

Translations

atomisedadjective
more atomised
Comp.
most atomised
Super.
UK
/ˈætəmaɪzd/
US
/ˈætəmaɪzd/
atomiséAu sens physique, réduit en fines particules ou en brume.
The atomised spray of the perfume filled the room with a delicate scent.
L'atomisé du parfum a empli la pièce d'un parfum délicat.
atomiséAu sens figuré, divisé en éléments séparés ou dispersés.
The atomised nature of modern society can lead to feelings of isolation.
La nature atomisée de la société moderne peut entraîner un sentiment d'isolement.
Synonyms
dissolved
fragmented
shattered
broken
dispersed
atomiseverb

atomised

Past Simple

atomised
Past Simple
atomised
Past Participle
atomising
Gerund
UK
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US
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fragmenterDiviser en parties plus petites; sens plus général et non technique.
The new policy aims to atomise the large corporation into smaller, more manageable units.
La nouvelle politique vise à fragmenter la grande entreprise en unités plus petites et plus faciles à gérer.
atomiserRéduire en fines particules ou en très fines gouttelettes.
The machine is designed to atomise the liquid into a fine mist for even distribution.
La machine est conçue pour atomiser le liquide en une fine brume pour une répartition uniforme.
atomiserDétruire complètement, notamment par une explosion; emploi figuré ou technique.
The bomb was powerful enough to atomise the entire city block.
La bombe était assez puissante pour atomiser tout le pâté de maisons.
Synonyms
shatter
disperse
atomize
break down
dissolve
fragment

Definitions

atomisedadjective
Reduced to fine particles or a mist.
The atomised spray of the perfume filled the room with a delicate scent.
Divided into small, often disparate, parts or elements.
The atomised nature of modern society can lead to feelings of isolation.
atomiseverb
To reduce something to fine particles or a fine spray.
The machine is designed to atomise the liquid into a fine mist for even distribution.
To break something down into smaller parts or fragments.
The new policy aims to atomise the large corporation into smaller, more manageable units.
To destroy something completely, especially by an explosion that reduces it to atoms
The bomb was powerful enough to atomise the entire city block.
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