gauzed

UK
/ɡɔːzd/
US
/ɡɔzd/

Translations

gauzedadjective
more gauzed
Comp.
most gauzed
Super.
UK
/ɡɔːzd/
US
/ɡɔzd/
diaphaneSe dit d’un aspect translucide, léger, comme voilé par une fine gaze.
The room was filled with a soft, gauzed light that made everything look ethereal.
La pièce était remplie d’une lumière diaphane et douce qui donnait à tout un air éthéré.
voiléEmployé au sens figuré pour une perception adoucie, floue ou indistincte.
His memories of childhood came back in gauzed fragments, hazy but comforting.
Ses souvenirs d’enfance lui revinrent en fragments voilés, flous mais réconfortants.
gauzeverb

gauzed

Past Simple

gauzed
Past Simple
gauzed
Past Participle
gauzing
Gerund
UK
/ɡɔːz/
US
/ɡɔz/
panserAu sens médical, avec un pansement ou de la gaze.
The nurse gauzed the wound to protect it from infection.
L'infirmière a pansé la plaie pour la protéger de l'infection.
gauzepast participle

gauzed

Derived from the verb "gauze"; describes something that has been covered with gauze.
bandéAu sens de « recouvert d'un pansement ».
The patient's gauzed arm was carefully supported by a sling.
Le bras bandé du patient était soutenu avec précaution par une écharpe.

Definitions

gauzedadjective
Covered or wrapped with gauze, often giving a translucent or hazy appearance.
The room was filled with a soft, gauzed light that made everything look ethereal.
Softened, blurred, or indistinct, as if seen or heard through a thin veil.
His memories of childhood came back in gauzed fragments, hazy but comforting.
gauzeverb
To cover or wrap with gauze, a thin, transparent fabric used for medical purposes.
The nurse gauzed the wound to protect it from infection.
gauzepast participle
Covered or wrapped with gauze.
The patient's gauzed arm was carefully supported by a sling.