sanded

UK
/ˈsændɪd/
US
/ˈsændɪd/

Translations

sandedpast participle
UK
/ˈsændɪd/
US
/ˈsændɪd/
Used as an adjective derived from the past participle of the verb "sand".
sabléEn parlant d’une surface recouverte ou saupoudrée de sable.
The sidewalks were sanded after the snowstorm.
Les trottoirs étaient sablés après la tempête de neige.
poncéEn parlant d’une surface rendue lisse à l’aide de papier de verre ou d’un abrasif.
The sanded table felt smooth to the touch after hours of careful work.
La table poncée était lisse au toucher après des heures de travail minutieux.
sandverb

sanded

Past Simple

sanded
Past Simple
sanded
Past Participle
sanding
Gerund
UK
/sænd/
US
/sænd/
He spent the afternoon sanding the wooden table to prepare it for painting.
Il a passé l'après-midi à poncer la table en bois pour la préparer à la peinture.
Additional translations
sablerTechnique ou usage pratique pour répandre du sable sur une surface.
sandpast participle

sanded

Used attributively to describe something that has been smoothed or polished with sandpaper.
The sanded floor felt silky beneath their feet.
Le sol poncé était soyeux sous leurs pieds.
Additional translations
sabléPour une surface recouverte de sable ou traitée avec du sable.

Definitions

sandedpast participle
Having a smooth surface as a result of being rubbed with sandpaper or a similar abrasive material.
The sanded table felt smooth to the touch after hours of careful work.
Covered or sprinkled with a layer of sand.
The sidewalks were sanded after the snowstorm.
sandverb
To smooth or polish a surface by rubbing it with sandpaper or a similar abrasive material.
He spent the afternoon sanding the wooden table to prepare it for painting.
To spread or scatter sand over (a surface) for traction, drying, or other purposes.
Road crews sanded the icy bridge before dawn.
sandpast participle
Having been smoothed, polished, or covered with sand.
The sanded floor felt silky beneath their feet.