cemented

UK
/sɪˈmɛntɪd/
US
/sɪˈmɛnɪd/
cementedadjective
more cemented
Comp.
most cemented
Super.
UK
/sɪˈmɛntɪd/
US
/sɪˈmɛnɪd/
Translations
cimentéSe dit d’un matériau ou d’un élément lié par du ciment.
The cemented bricks formed a sturdy wall.
Les briques cimentées formaient un mur solide.
Their friendship was cemented after years of shared experiences.
Leur amitié a été consolidée après des années d’expériences partagées.
Definitions
Firmly established or fixed.
Their friendship was cemented after years of shared experiences.
Bound or held together by cement.
The cemented bricks formed a sturdy wall.
cementverb

cemented

Past Simple

cemented
Past Simple
cemented
Past Participle
cementing
ing-form
UK
/sɪˈment/
US
/səˈmɛnt/
Translations
cimenterAu sens figuré, pour renforcer une relation, un accord ou un sentiment.
The shared experience cemented their friendship.
L'expérience partagée a cimenté leur amitié.
The mechanic cemented the tiles to the floor.
Le mécanicien a cimenté les carreaux au sol.
Definitions
To bind together or fix in place with or as if with cement.
The mechanic cemented the tiles to the floor.
To make a relationship, agreement, or feeling stronger and more certain.
The shared experience cemented their friendship.
Dentistry: to affix a crown, bridge, or other prosthesis with dental cement.
The dentist cemented the veneer onto the tooth.
cementnoun
Definitions
A powdery substance made with calcined lime and clay, mixed with water to form a paste that hardens and is used in building.
The workers mixed cement with sand and gravel to create concrete for the foundation.
A binding element or agency.
Trust is the cement that holds a relationship together.
A material used for bonding bricks or stones.
The mason applied cement between the bricks to ensure they stayed in place.
A dental material used to fill cavities or to attach crowns, bridges, or other dental prostheses.
The dentist used a special cement to secure the crown onto the tooth.
cementpast participle

cemented

From the past participle "cemented" meaning "firmly fixed or established".
Translations
consolidéAu sens figuré.
Their lead in the polls is now cemented.
Leur avance dans les sondages est désormais consolidée.
Definitions
Firmly fixed or established; made certain.
Their lead in the polls is now cemented.
cementadjective
Definitions
Relating to or made with cement; used before another noun.
A cement mixer blocked the road.
cementgerund / present participle
Definitions
Relating to the act or process of bonding or securing with cement.
The crew lowered the cementing tools into the well.