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surfaced

/ˈsɜː.fɪst/

/ˈsɝː.fɪst/

surfacedadjective

more surfaced

Comp.

most surfaced

Super.

/ˈsɜːfɪst/

/ˈsɜrfɪst/

Translations

surfacéSe dit surtout d’une route, d’une piste ou d’une surface qui a été traitée, aménagée ou revêtue.

The surfaced road made the drive much smoother and more comfortable.

La route surfacée a rendu le trajet beaucoup plus fluide et confortable.

apparuEmploi adjectival au sens de « devenu visible, manifesté ».

The surfaced issues in the report need to be addressed immediately.

Les problèmes apparus dans le rapport doivent être traités immédiatement.

Definitions

Having a surface that is finished or treated in a particular way.

The surfaced road made the drive much smoother and more comfortable.

Appearing or becoming visible or apparent.

The surfaced issues in the report need to be addressed immediately.

Synonyms

come to light

made public

surfaceverb

surfaced

Past Simple

surfaced

Past Simple

surfaced

Past Participle

surfacing

ing-form

/ˈsɜː.fɪs/

/ˈsɝː.fɪs/

Translations

émergerPour un objet ou être qui remonte à la surface de l’eau ou du sol.

The submarine surfaced after being submerged for several hours.

Le sous-marin a émergé après être resté immergé pendant plusieurs heures.

Additional translations

apparaîtreAu sens de devenir visible ou connu.

surfaçerSens technique: appliquer un revêtement ou traiter une surface.

Definitions

To rise to the surface of a body of water.

The submarine surfaced after being submerged for several hours.

To become apparent or known.

New evidence has surfaced in the investigation.

To apply a surface to something.

They plan to surface the road with new asphalt next week.

To come up to the surface of the ground.

The mole surfaced in the garden, leaving small mounds of earth.

Synonyms

come forth

surfacenoun

Definitions

The outermost layer or boundary of an object or area.

The surface of the table was smooth and polished.

The outward appearance or aspect of something, often as distinct from its true nature.

Beneath the surface of his calm demeanor, he was very anxious.

The flat, uppermost part of a body of water.

The ducks were gliding across the surface of the pond.

A continuous set of points that has length and breadth but no thickness, often used in mathematics.

In geometry, a plane is considered a flat surface.

surfaceadjective

Definitions

Relating to or occurring on the outermost layer or level of something.

The surface temperature of the planet was much higher than expected.

Superficial or lacking depth; not thorough or detailed.

Her surface understanding of the topic was evident during the discussion.

Relating to or involving transportation over land or sea rather than by air.

Surface mail is generally slower than airmail but often cheaper.