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galvanize

/ˈɡæl.və.naɪz/

galvanizeverb

galvanized

Past Simple

galvanized

Past Participle

galvanizing

ing-form

/ˈɡæl.və.naɪz/

Translations

galvaniserEn chimie et en métallurgie.

The company decided to galvanize the steel beams to ensure they would last longer in the harsh weather conditions.

L'entreprise a décidé de galvaniser les poutres en acier pour qu'elles durent plus longtemps dans des conditions climatiques कठोर.

galvaniserEn physiologie, au sens d'appliquer un courant électrique.

Early physiologists attempted to galvanize frog legs to observe their muscular contractions.

Les premiers physiologistes ont tenté de galvaniser des pattes de grenouille pour observer leurs contractions musculaires.

The leader's speech galvanized the crowd into protesting against the new policy.

Le discours du dirigeant a galvanisé la foule, qui a protesté contre la nouvelle politique.

Definitions

To stimulate or excite someone into taking action.

The leader's speech galvanized the crowd into protesting against the new policy.

To coat (iron or steel) with a protective layer of zinc to prevent rusting.

The company decided to galvanize the steel beams to ensure they would last longer in the harsh weather conditions.

To stimulate a muscle, nerve, or other body tissue by applying an electric current.

Early physiologists attempted to galvanize frog legs to observe their muscular contractions.

Synonyms

galvanizegerund / present participle

Definitions

Stimulating or motivating people to take action; inspiring.

It was a truly galvanizing speech that moved the audience to donate.

Relating to the industrial process of coating metal with zinc to prevent corrosion.

The company invested in state-of-the-art galvanizing equipment.

galvanizepast participle

Definitions

Coated with zinc in order to protect against corrosion.

The bridge is built with galvanized steel beams.

Excited or stirred into vigorous action.

The galvanized supporters flooded the streets after the announcement.