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extracted

/ɪkˈstræktɪd/

extractedadjective

more extracted

Comp.

most extracted

Super.

/ɪkˈstræktɪd/

Translations

retiré

The extracted tooth left a noticeable gap in his smile.

La dent retirée a laissé un espace visible dans son sourire.

extrait

The extracted oil was pure and ready for use in cooking.

L’huile extraite était pure et prête à être utilisée en cuisine.

Additional translations

extorquéSurtout pour des informations, des aveux ou des déclarations obtenus sous pression.

Definitions

Removed or taken out, often from a larger whole.

The extracted tooth left a noticeable gap in his smile.

Obtained by a process of separation or distillation.

The extracted oil was pure and ready for use in cooking.

Forced or drawn out from someone, especially information or a confession.

The extracted confession was later ruled inadmissible.

Synonyms

taken out

extractedpast participle

/ɪkˈstræktɪd/

Functions as the past participle of the verb "extract" and is used attributively.

Translations

extrait

He had extracted the files before the crash.

Il avait extrait les fichiers avant le crash.

Definitions

Simple past participle of the verb "extract".

He had extracted the files before the crash.

Synonyms

extractverb

extracted

Past Simple

extracted

Past Simple

extracted

Past Participle

extracting

ing-form

/ɪkˈstrækt/

Translations

extraireRetirer ou faire sortir, souvent avec effort ou force.

The dentist had to extract the tooth.

Le dentiste a dû extraire la dent.

extraireObtenir une substance par procédé chimique ou mécanique.

Scientists extracted oil from the seeds.

Les scientifiques ont extrait de l’huile des graines.

extraireTirer ou obtenir une information à partir d’une source.

The reporter extracted useful information from the interview.

Le journaliste a extrait des informations utiles de l’entretien.

Additional translations

calculerEmploi rare en calcul ou en informatique pour déterminer une valeur.

Definitions

To remove or take out, especially by effort or force.

The dentist had to extract the decayed tooth.

To obtain something from a substance by a chemical or mechanical process.

The laboratory technician extracted the essential oils from the plant leaves.

To derive or obtain information from a source.

The journalist extracted key details from the interview.

To calculate or determine (a value) by mathematical operation.

The calculator quickly extracted the square root of 144.

Synonyms

take out

extractnoun

Definitions

A concentrated preparation of the essential constituents of a food, flavoring, or other substance.

Vanilla extract is commonly used in baking to add flavor.

A passage taken from a book, article, etc.

The teacher read an extract from the novel to the class.

extractadjective

Definitions

Made from or containing a concentrated preparation obtained by extraction; involving the use of an extract.

Many home brewers start with extract kits before moving to all-grain brewing.