Sign in
Enter the word for search

phase

UK
/feɪz/
US
/feɪz/

Translations

phasenoun
phases
pl
UK
/feɪz/
US
/feɪz/
The project is currently in its final phase.
Le projet est actuellement dans sa phase finale.
Additional translations
phasePhysique, électronique.
Synonyms
period
section
interval
segment
aspect
point
step
stage
phaseverb
phased
Past Simple
phased
Past Participle
phasing
Gerund
UK
/feɪz/
US
/feɪz/
phaserTechnique; s'emploie aussi pour une mise en œuvre graduelle.
The company plans to phase the new software implementation over the next six months.
L'entreprise prévoit de phaser le déploiement du nouveau logiciel au cours des six prochains mois.
Additional translations
phaserTechnique, physique ; ajuster la phase d'un signal.
Synonyms
stage
arrange
organize
plan
schedule
phaseadjective
UK
/feɪz/
US
/feɪz/
Used attributively before nouns in technical expressions (e.g., "phase diagram", "phase angle").
phasiqueTechnique.
The engineer prepared a phase diagram to illustrate the alloy's behavior.
L'ingénieur a préparé un diagramme phasique pour illustrer le comportement de l'alliage.
Synonyms
phasic
phased
phasal
staged
stepwise
incremental

Definitions

phasenoun
A distinct period or stage in a process of change or development.
The project is currently in its final phase.
A particular appearance or state in a regularly recurring cycle of changes.
The moon is in its waxing phase.
A stage in a person's psychological development, especially a period of temporary or transitional behavior.
Teenagers often go through a rebellious phase.
A distinct form or state of matter, such as solid, liquid, or gas.
Water can exist in three phases: solid, liquid, and gas.
The relative position of a point within a repetitive cycle of a waveform, or the relationship in time between two or more such cycles.
The two signals are 90 degrees out of phase.
phaseverb
To carry out (a process) in gradual stages.
The company plans to phase the new software implementation over the next six months.
To introduce or withdraw something gradually or in stages.
The government decided to phase out the old currency notes by the end of the year.
To adjust or synchronize the phase of (a waveform, signal, or alternating current) so that it is in the desired relative position.
The technician phased the microphone signals to prevent feedback.
phaseadjective
Relating to, designating, or involving a phase or phases, especially in technical contexts.
The engineer prepared a phase diagram to illustrate the alloy's behavior.
OverviewPhrasesLibraryExamplesAI ExpertDictionaries