paste

UK
/peɪst/
US
/peɪst/

Translations

pastenoun
pastes
pl
pâtePour les préparations culinaires ou de pâtisserie.
The recipe called for two tablespoons of tomato paste to enhance the flavor of the sauce.
La recette demandait deux cuillères à soupe de pâte de tomate pour relever la sauce.
She used a paste made of flour and water to seal the edges of the pastry.
Elle a utilisé une pâte faite de farine et d’eau pour sceller les bords de la pâte feuilletée.
He applied paste to the back of the wallpaper before hanging it on the wall.
Il a appliqué de la colle au dos du papier peint avant de le poser sur le mur.
pâteDans le domaine artistique ou des loisirs créatifs.
The artist used a paste to create texture on the canvas.
L’artiste a utilisé une pâte pour créer de la texture sur la toile.
strassBijouterie; imitation de pierre précieuse.
Her antique brooch was set with brilliant paste that looked like real diamonds.
Sa broche ancienne était sertie de brillants en strass qui ressemblaient à de vrais diamants.
pasteverb
pasted
Past Simple
pasted
Past Participle
pasting
Gerund
UK
/peɪst/
US
/peɪst/
collerInformatique.
She pasted the copied paragraph into the document.
Elle a collé le paragraphe copié dans le document.
Additional translations
écraserFamilier; gagner très largement, battre nettement.
encollerAppliquer une colle ou une pâte adhésive sur une surface.
pasteadjective
UK
/peɪst/
US
/peɪst/
Used attributively to describe imitation gemstones or items made from or resembling paste.
en strassBijouterie; se dit d’une imitation de pierre précieuse.
She wore a pair of elegant paste earrings to the gala.
Elle portait une paire de boucles d’oreilles élégantes en strass au gala.

Definitions

pastenoun
A thick, soft, moist substance typically produced by mixing dry ingredients with a liquid.
She used a paste made of flour and water to seal the edges of the pastry.
A substance used for sticking things together, such as glue or adhesive.
He applied paste to the back of the wallpaper before hanging it on the wall.
A smooth, soft, and often sweet mixture used in cooking or baking, such as almond paste or tomato paste.
The recipe called for two tablespoons of tomato paste to enhance the flavor of the sauce.
A soft, malleable material used in art or craft, such as modeling paste.
The artist used a paste to create texture on the canvas.
An imitation gemstone made of glass or clear lead crystal, used especially in inexpensive jewelry.
Her antique brooch was set with brilliant paste that looked like real diamonds.
The operation or command of inserting text, files, or other data that have been copied or cut.
A simple copy and paste saved her several minutes of typing.
pasteverb
To insert text or data that has been copied or cut from one location into another location.
She pasted the copied paragraph into the document.
To apply a substance, typically a thick, sticky one, to a surface.
He pasted the wallpaper onto the wall.
(informal) To hit or beat violently; to defeat decisively.
The champion pasted his opponent in the final round.
pasteadjective
Made of or resembling imitation gemstones; artificial.
She wore a pair of elegant paste earrings to the gala.