lake

UK
/leɪk/
US
/leɪk/

Übersetzungen

lakesubstantiv
lakes
Pl.
UK
/leɪk/
US
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laqueSens de la chimie et de la peinture : pigment insoluble obtenu à partir d’un colorant soluble.
The artist used a lake to achieve the vibrant red color in her painting.
L’artiste a utilisé une laque pour obtenir la couleur rouge éclatante de son tableau.
The family spent the weekend camping by the lake.
La famille a passé le week-end à camper près du lac.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
nappeAu sens d’une grande étendue ou masse de liquide couvrant une surface.
lakeverb
laked
Präteritum
laked
Partizip Perfekt
laking
Gerundium
UK
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US
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stagnerSens intransitif : se rassembler ou rester immobile en formant une nappe d’eau.
After the storm, meltwater laked in the abandoned quarry.
Après la tempête, l’eau de fonte a stagné dans la carrière abandonnée.
laquerSens technique : transformer un colorant soluble en pigment insoluble.
The technician laked the carmine dye to make a stable cosmetic pigment.
Le technicien a laqué le colorant de carmin pour obtenir un pigment cosmétique stable.
lakeadjektiv
Used attributively to denote relation to or location near a lake (e.g., "lake sediments").
Lake communities often rely on tourism for income.
Les communautés lacustres dépendent souvent du tourisme pour leurs revenus.

Definitionen

lakesubstantiv
A large body of water surrounded by land.
The family spent the weekend camping by the lake.
A pigment made by combining a soluble dye with an insoluble base.
The artist used a lake to achieve the vibrant red color in her painting.
A very large quantity of a liquid or other substance covering a surface.
The tanker crash left a lake of oil on the highway.
lakeverb
To convert (a soluble dye) into an insoluble pigment by combining it with a metallic compound.
The technician laked the carmine dye to make a stable cosmetic pigment.
To collect or pool as a body of still water; to form a lake.
After the storm, meltwater laked in the abandoned quarry.
lakeadjektiv
Situated on, near, or connected with a lake.
Lake communities often rely on tourism for income.