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cured

UK
/kjʊəd/
US
/kjʊrd/

Übersetzungen

curedadjektiv
more cured
Komp.
most cured
Super.
UK
/kjʊəd/
US
/kjʊrd/
saléSe dit surtout des viandes conservées par salaison, séchage ou fumage.
The cured meats were displayed beautifully on the charcuterie board.
Les viandes salées étaient magnifiquement présentées sur le plateau de charcuterie.
guériS’emploie pour une maladie ou une blessure dont on n’est plus atteint.
After months of treatment, the patient was finally cured.
Après des mois de traitement, le patient était enfin guéri.
durciPour un matériau ou une substance ayant durci après un processus de polymérisation ou de séchage.
Ensure the epoxy is completely cured before sanding the surface.
Assurez-vous que l’époxy est complètement durci avant de poncer la surface.
Synonyme
healed
remedied
recovered
restored
fixed
cureverb

cured

Präteritum

cured
Präteritum
cured
Partizip Perfekt
curing
Gerundium
UK
/kjʊə/
US
/kjʊr/
The doctor was able to cure the patient of the infection with antibiotics.
Le médecin a pu guérir le patient de l'infection grâce aux antibiotiques.
saumurerPour la conservation des aliments, surtout la viande ou le poisson.
They decided to cure the ham by smoking it for several days.
Ils ont décidé de saumurer le jambon en le fumant pendant plusieurs jours.
durcirPour un matériau, notamment le béton ou le caoutchouc.
The workers needed to cure the concrete for several days before it was fully set.
Les ouvriers devaient laisser durcir le béton pendant plusieurs jours avant qu'il ne soit complètement pris.
résoudrePour un problème, une difficulté ou une situation indésirable.
Stricter regulations alone will not cure the housing crisis.
Des réglementations plus strictes à elles seules ne résoudront pas la crise du logement.
Synonyme
heal
treat
remedy
restore
alleviate
fix
resolve
correct
Antonyme
harm
injure
damage

Definitionen

curedadjektiv
Preserved or processed by drying, salting, or smoking.
The cured meats were displayed beautifully on the charcuterie board.
No longer afflicted with disease or injury; healed.
After months of treatment, the patient was finally cured.
Hardened or set after undergoing a chemical or physical curing process, as of resins, concrete, or paint.
Ensure the epoxy is completely cured before sanding the surface.
cureverb
To relieve a person or animal of the symptoms of a disease or condition.
The doctor was able to cure the patient of the infection with antibiotics.
To preserve food, especially meat or fish, by various methods such as salting, drying, or smoking.
They decided to cure the ham by smoking it for several days.
To prepare or finish a material, such as rubber or concrete, by a chemical or physical process.
The workers needed to cure the concrete for several days before it was fully set.
To resolve or put an end to a problem, fault, or undesirable situation.
Stricter regulations alone will not cure the housing crisis.
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