dope

UK
/dəʊp/
US
/doʊp/

Translations

dopenoun
dopes
pl
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US
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crétinFamilier et péjoratif.
Don't be such a dope; you know better than to do that.
Ne fais pas le crétin ; tu sais très bien que tu ne dois pas faire ça.
tuyauFamilier, au sens d'information confidentielle ou intéressante.
She always has the latest dope on celebrity news.
Elle a toujours le dernier tuyau sur les nouvelles des célébrités.
drogueSens général, surtout dans un contexte illégal.
He was caught with a small amount of dope in his possession.
Il a été arrêté en possession d'une petite quantité de drogue.
Additional translations
masticSens technique.
dopeverb
doped
Past Simple
doped
Past Participle
doping
Gerund
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doperAu sens technique, ajouter une substance pour modifier les propriétés d'un matériau.
The engineers doped the semiconductor material to improve its conductivity.
Les ingénieurs ont dopé le matériau semi-conducteur pour améliorer sa conductivité.
doperSens général : administrer une substance interdite ou visant à modifier les performances.
The athlete was banned from the competition for doping before the race.
L'athlète a été interdit de compétition pour s'être dopé avant la course.
Additional translations
vernirSens technique, pour rendre une surface imperméable ou étanche à l'air.
dopeadjective
doper
Comp.
dopest
Super.
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génialFamilier.
The new album is dope; I've been listening to it on repeat all day.
Le nouvel album est génial ; je l'écoute en boucle toute la journée.
styléFamilier, surtout pour l'apparence ou le style.
He's always wearing the dopest sneakers in school.
Il porte toujours les baskets les plus stylées du collège.
dopeinterjection
Used as an exclamation expressing approval or excitement.
génialFamilier.
Dope! That show was incredible.
Génial ! Ce spectacle était incroyable.

Definitions

dopenoun
A drug taken illegally for recreational purposes, especially marijuana or heroin.
He was caught with a small amount of dope in his possession.
A stupid person.
Don't be such a dope; you know better than to do that.
Information, especially inside information or gossip.
She always has the latest dope on celebrity news.
A thick liquid or paste used as a lubricant, adhesive, or sealant.
The mechanic applied dope to the threads to ensure a tight seal.
dopeverb
To administer drugs to an animal or person, typically to enhance performance or alter behavior.
The athlete was banned from the competition for doping before the race.
To add a substance to something to improve or alter its properties.
The engineers doped the semiconductor material to improve its conductivity.
To treat a surface with a special coating to make it waterproof or airtight.
They doped the fabric of the aircraft to ensure it was weather-resistant.
dopeadjective
Excellent or very impressive.
The new album is dope; I've been listening to it on repeat all day.
Cool or fashionable.
He's always wearing the dopest sneakers in school.
dopeinterjection
Used to express enthusiastic approval or excitement.
Dope! That show was incredible.