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extraction

/ɪkˈstrækʃən/

Translations

extractionnoun

extractions

The extraction of the tooth was necessary to relieve the patient's pain.

L'extraction de la dent était nécessaire pour soulager la douleur du patient.

extractionEn chimie et en pharmacie.

The extraction of essential oils from plants is a common practice in aromatherapy.

L'extraction des huiles essentielles à partir des plantes est une pratique courante en aromathérapie.

extractionInformatique, bases de données.

The extraction of customer records from the legacy system required specialized scripts.

L'extraction des dossiers clients depuis le système hérité a nécessité des scripts spécialisés.

Additional translations

ascendanceAu sens d'origine familiale ou sociale.

Synonyms

taking out

extraction process

extractionadjective

/ɪkˈstrækʃən/

Used attributively before nouns to describe equipment, industries, etc., concerned with extraction.

extractifTechnique, industrie, économie.

The extraction industry faces strict environmental regulations.

L'industrie extractive est soumise à des réglementations environnementales strictes.

extractionnoun

The action of taking out something, especially using effort or force.

The extraction of the tooth was necessary to relieve the patient's pain.

The process of obtaining something from a mixture or compound.

The extraction of essential oils from plants is a common practice in aromatherapy.

The ethnic origin or background of a person.

She is of French extraction, with her grandparents having immigrated from Paris.

The act of retrieving or deriving data or information from a database, file, or other source, typically for analysis or processing.

The extraction of customer records from the legacy system required specialized scripts.

extractionadjective

Relating to or involved in the process of extracting or removing something.

The extraction industry faces strict environmental regulations.