synthesis

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/ˈsɪnθəsɪs/
US
/ˈsɪnθəsɪs/

Translations

synthesisnoun
syntheses
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synthèseSens chimique : production d’un composé à partir de matières plus simples.
The laboratory focused on the synthesis of new pharmaceuticals.
Le laboratoire s’est concentré sur la synthèse de nouveaux médicaments.
synthèseSens philosophique, notamment en dialectique hégélienne.
For Hegel, history advances through thesis, antithesis, and finally synthesis.
Pour Hegel, l’histoire progresse par thèse, antithèse, et enfin synthèse.
synthèseSens général : combinaison d’éléments en un tout cohérent.
The synthesis of different musical styles created a unique sound.
La synthèse de différents styles musicaux a créé un son unique.
synthèseSens technique : production artificielle de sons, de la parole ou de signaux.
Advances in speech synthesis have made virtual assistants sound more natural.
Les progrès de la synthèse vocale ont rendu les assistants virtuels plus naturels.
Additional translations
fusionSurtout pour des styles, influences ou idées mélangés dans un tout nouveau.
synthesisadjective
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Used attributively before another noun to denote relation to synthesis.
synthétiqueRelatif à la synthèse; surtout dans le domaine scientifique ou technique.
The chemist outlined several synthesis routes for the compound.
Le chimiste a présenté plusieurs voies synthétiques pour ce composé.

Definitions

synthesisnoun
The combination of components or elements to form a connected whole.
The synthesis of different musical styles created a unique sound.
The production of chemical compounds by reaction from simpler materials.
The laboratory focused on the synthesis of new pharmaceuticals.
The process of combining different ideas, influences, or objects into a new whole.
Her artwork is a synthesis of traditional and modern techniques.
In Hegelian philosophy, the higher-level concept that reconciles a thesis and its antithesis within the dialectic process.
For Hegel, history advances through thesis, antithesis, and finally synthesis.
The artificial production of sound, speech, or other signals, typically by computer or electronic means.
Advances in speech synthesis have made virtual assistants sound more natural.
synthesisadjective
Attributively, relating to or intended for synthesis.
The chemist outlined several synthesis routes for the compound.