composite

UK
/ˈkɒmpəzɪt/
US
/ˈkɑːmpəzɪt/

Translations

compositenoun
composites
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UK
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US
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composéQuelque chose formé de plusieurs éléments.
The architect presented a composite of different architectural styles in the new building design.
L'architecte a प्रस्तुतé un composé de différents styles architecturaux dans la conception du nouveau bâtiment.
matériau compositeMatériaux, technologie.
The aerospace industry often uses composite materials to build lightweight and strong aircraft components.
L'industrie aérospatiale utilise souvent des matériaux composites pour construire des composants d'avion légers et résistants.
photomontagePhotographie, arts visuels.
The artist created a stunning composite by merging images of the city skyline with a sunset.
L'artiste a créé un photomontage saisissant en fusionnant des images de la ligne d'horizon de la ville avec un coucher de soleil.
composéMathématiques.
Six is a composite, while seven is prime.
Six est un composé, tandis que sept est premier.
composéeBotanique.
Dandelions and chrysanthemums are well-known composites.
Les pissenlits et les chrysanthèmes sont des composées bien connues.
compositeadjective
more composite
Comp.
most composite
Super.
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The composite structure of the building included steel, concrete, and glass.
La structure composée du bâtiment incluait de l'acier, du béton et du verre.
composéMathématiques.
Nine is a composite number because it can be factored into three times three.
Neuf est un nombre composé parce qu'il peut se factoriser en trois fois trois.
Additional translations
compositeEmploi technique et scientifique.
compositeBotanique.
compositeverb
composited
Past Simple
composited
Past Participle
compositing
Gerund
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Used in technical and graphic-arts contexts: ‘to composite images’, ‘materials are composited’.
composerAssembler ou réunir des éléments.
Engineers composited carbon fibers with epoxy resin to create a stronger panel.
Les ingénieurs ont composé des fibres de carbone avec de la résine époxy pour créer un panneau plus résistant.
Additional translations
combinerEmploi technique.

Definitions

compositenoun
A thing made up of several parts or elements.
The architect presented a composite of different architectural styles in the new building design.
A material made from two or more different substances that, when combined, produce a material with characteristics different from the individual components.
The aerospace industry often uses composite materials to build lightweight and strong aircraft components.
A photograph or picture made by combining several separate images.
The artist created a stunning composite by merging images of the city skyline with a sunset.
A number that has factors other than one and itself (Mathematics).
Six is a composite, while seven is prime.
A plant of the daisy family (Asteraceae).
Dandelions and chrysanthemums are well-known composites.
compositeadjective
Made up of various parts or elements.
The composite structure of the building included steel, concrete, and glass.
Not prime; having factors other than one and itself (Mathematics).
Nine is a composite number because it can be factored into three times three.
Relating to or characteristic of the daisy family (Asteraceae) in botany.
Sunflowers display the typical composite flower head.
compositeverb
To combine different materials or elements to form a composite.
Engineers composited carbon fibers with epoxy resin to create a stronger panel.
To merge several images into a single picture.
The designer composited three photographs to make the surreal landscape.