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foliate

UK
/ˈfəʊliət/
US
/ˈfoʊliˌeɪt/

Translations

foliateverb
foliated
Past Simple
foliated
Past Participle
foliating
Gerund
UK
/ˈfəʊ.li.eɪt/
US
/ˈfoʊ.li.eɪt/
se feuillerSe dit surtout des plantes et des arbres.
The trees began to foliate as spring arrived.
Les arbres ont commencé à se feuiller à l'arrivée du printemps.
folioterTerme bibliographique : numéroter les feuillets d'un livre ou d'un manuscrit.
The librarian foliated the ancient codex to preserve its original order.
Le bibliothécaire a foliोटé l'ancien codex pour préserver son ordre original.
Additional translations
laminerAu sens technique, surtout pour les métaux, lorsqu'il s'agit de former de très minces feuilles.
orner de feuillesEmploi décoratif, notamment en art et en ornementation.
Synonyms
produce leaves
grow
branch
sprout
leaf
foliateadjective
more foliate
Comp.
most foliate
Super.
UK
/ˈfəʊliət/
US
/ˈfoʊliˌeɪt/
foliacéEn botanique et en art décoratif : qui a des feuilles ou des motifs en forme de feuille.
The foliate design on the wallpaper added a touch of nature to the room.
Le motif foliacé du papier peint a ajouté une touche de nature à la pièce.
Synonyms
leafy
leaf-like
foliated
leafed

Definitions

foliateverb
To grow or produce leaves.
The trees began to foliate as spring arrived.
To decorate with leaves or leaf-like motifs.
The artist decided to foliate the borders of the manuscript.
To hammer or shape into thin sheets, often used in the context of metals.
The goldsmith foliated the gold to create delicate jewelry.
To number the leaves (pages) of a book or manuscript.
The librarian foliated the ancient codex to preserve its original order.
foliateadjective
Having leaves or leaf-like structures.
The foliate design on the wallpaper added a touch of nature to the room.
Decorated with leaves or leaf-like motifs.
The foliate carvings on the ancient temple were remarkably detailed.
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