doped

UK
/dəʊpt/
US
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dopedadjective
more doped
Comp.
most doped
Super.
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Translations
dopéEn chimie et en électronique, ayant subi un dopage.
The doped semiconductor showed improved conductivity.
Le semi-conducteur dopé présentait une meilleure conductivité.
droguéSous l’effet de drogues; registre courant.
He seemed doped and barely aware of his surroundings.
Il semblait drogué et à peine conscient de ce qui l’entourait.
Definitions
Under the influence of drugs, especially illegal or recreational drugs.
He seemed doped and barely aware of his surroundings.
Enhanced or altered by the addition of a substance, often used in the context of materials or electronics.
The doped semiconductor showed improved conductivity.
dopeverb

doped

Past Simple

doped
Past Simple
doped
Past Participle
doping
Gerund
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Translations
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.
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.
Additional translations
vernirSens technique, pour rendre une surface imperméable ou étanche à l'air.
Definitions
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.
dopenoun
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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.
dopeadjective
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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
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Used to express enthusiastic approval or excitement.
Dope! That show was incredible.