pulped

UK
/pʌlpt/
US
/pʌlpt/

Translations

pulpedpast participle
UK
/pʌlpt/
US
/pʌlpt/
Derived from the verb “pulp”; used attributively and predicatively.
pulpéAu sens de matière réduite en pulpe.
The berries were pulped before being added to the mixture.
Les baies ont été pulpées avant d'être ajoutées au mélange.
pulpverb

pulped

Past Simple

pulped
Past Simple
pulped
Past Participle
pulping
Gerund
UK
/pʌlp/
US
/pʌlp/
réduire en pulpe
The chef pulped the tomatoes to make a smooth sauce.
Le chef a réduit les tomates en pulpe pour préparer une sauce lisse.
épulperEnlever la pulpe des fruits ou des légumes.
She pulped the oranges to make fresh juice.
Elle a épulpé les oranges pour faire du jus frais.
Additional translations
mettre au pilonIndustrie de l'édition ; pour des ouvrages invendus ou à détruire.
écraserSens figuré : battre ou vaincre complètement.

Definitions

pulpedpast participle
Reduced to a soft, wet, shapeless mass; broken up into pulp.
The berries were pulped before being added to the mixture.
pulpverb
To crush or grind something into a soft, wet, shapeless mass.
The chef pulped the tomatoes to make a smooth sauce.
To remove the pulp from fruit or vegetables.
She pulped the oranges to make fresh juice.
To reduce a book or other printed material to pulp, often for recycling or disposal.
The publisher decided to pulp the unsold copies of the outdated textbook.
To beat, smash, or crush someone or something severely; to defeat completely.
The home team pulped their opponents five–nil.