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dent
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/dɛnt/
US
/dɛnt/
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dent
noun
dents
pl
UK
/dɛnt/
US
/dɛnt/
enfoncement
The car had a dent in the door after the minor accident.
La voiture avait un enfoncement dans la portière après le petit accident.
Additional translations
entame
Au figuré, pour une diminution sensible d’une quantité ou d’une somme.
Synonyms
depression
dimple
notch
mark
indentation
dent
verb
dented
Past Simple
dented
Past Participle
denting
Gerund
UK
/dɛnt/
US
/dɛnt/
cabosser
Surtout pour la carrosserie, les surfaces métalliques ou dures.
The hailstorm dented the car's roof.
L'orage de grêle a cabossé le toit de la voiture.
Additional translations
entamer
Au figuré, avec l’idée de réduction ou d’atteinte sensible.
Synonyms
indent
impress
mark
depress
dimple
dent
adjective
UK
/dɛnt/
US
/dɛnt/
Attributive use before another noun, e.g. "dent repair".
Additional translations
de débosselage
Emploi technique, surtout pour la réparation de carrosserie.
Definitions
dent
noun
A slight hollow in a hard, even surface made by a blow or pressure.
The car had a dent in the door after the minor accident.
A reduction in amount or size.
The unexpected expenses made a significant dent in their savings.
dent
verb
To make a small hollow mark in the surface of something by hitting or pressing it.
The hailstorm dented the car's roof.
To have a noticeable effect on something, especially by reducing it.
The unexpected expenses dented his savings significantly.
dent
adjective
Used before another noun to denote relation to dents or the repair of dents.
He bought a dent repair kit to fix the damage himself.
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