concocted

UK
/kənˈkɒktɪd/
US
/kənˈkɑktɪd/

Translations

concoctedadjective
more concocted
Comp.
most concocted
Super.
UK
/kənˈkɒktɪd/
US
/kənˈkɑːktɪd/
préparéAu sens culinaire : préparé en mélangeant plusieurs ingrédients.
The concocted soup simmered for hours on the stove.
La soupe préparée a mijoté pendant des heures sur le feu.
inventéAu sens de « fabriqué de toutes pièces », souvent avec une nuance de mensonge ou d’artifice.
The story he told was clearly concocted to impress his friends.
L'histoire qu'il a racontée était clairement inventée pour impressionner ses amis.
concoctverb

concocted

Past Simple

concocted
Past Simple
concocted
Past Participle
concocting
Gerund
UK
/kənˈkɒkt/
US
/kənˈkɑkt/
concocterPréparer ou composer, surtout en cuisine.
She decided to concoct a new recipe using the fresh herbs from her garden.
Elle a décidé de concocter une nouvelle recette en utilisant les herbes fraîches de son jardin.
concocterInventer ou fabriquer, souvent avec une intention de tromper.
He concocted an elaborate story to explain his absence from the meeting.
Il a concocté une histoire élaborée pour expliquer son absence à la réunion.

Definitions

concoctedadjective
Created or devised, often with a sense of being fabricated or made up.
The story he told was clearly concocted to impress his friends.
Prepared by mixing various ingredients together; blended.
The concocted soup simmered for hours on the stove.
concoctverb
To prepare or make by combining various ingredients, especially in cooking.
She decided to concoct a new recipe using the fresh herbs from her garden.
To devise or fabricate, often with deceitful intent.
He concocted an elaborate story to explain his absence from the meeting.