themed

UK
/θiːmd/
US
/θimd/
themedadjective
UK
/θiːmd/
US
/θimd/
Translations
à thèmeSe place souvent après un nom; exprime qu’un lieu, un objet ou un événement est organisé autour d’un thème.
The restaurant was beautifully decorated with a tropical-themed interior.
Le restaurant était magnifiquement décoré avec un intérieur à thème tropical.
Definitions
Having a particular theme or subject as a central focus.
The restaurant was beautifully decorated with a tropical-themed interior.
themedpast participle
UK
/θiːmd/
US
/θimd/
Used as the past participle of the verb 'theme' in compound or predicative constructions.
Translations
à thèmeEmploi adjectival issu du verbe; indique qu’un événement ou un objet a été conçu autour d’un thème.
The event was themed around 1980s pop culture.
L’événement était à thème autour de la culture pop des années 1980.
Definitions
Used as the past participle of 'theme', typically indicating that something has been provided with or organised around a particular theme.
The event was themed around 1980s pop culture.
themenoun
Definitions
A subject or topic on which a person writes or speaks.
The theme of the conference was climate change and its global impact.
A recurring idea or motif in a work of art or literature.
The theme of love and sacrifice is prevalent throughout the novel.
A specific and distinctive quality, characteristic, or concern.
The party had a tropical theme, complete with palm trees and beach music.
A melody or tune that is associated with a particular film, television show, or piece of music.
The theme from the movie became an instant classic.
(linguistics) The stem of a word after the removal of its inflectional endings; the base form.
"Lov-" is the theme in the word "loving."
(linguistics) The part of a clause that represents what the sentence is about; the topic.
In "As for the weather, it's awful," the phrase "As for the weather" is the theme.
themeverb

themed

Past Simple

themed
Past Simple
themed
Past Participle
theming
ing-form
UK
/θiːm/
US
/θim/
Translations
thématiserVerbe rare ; emploi surtout dans un contexte soutenu ou de création.
The party was themed around a 1920s speakeasy.
La soirée a été thématisée autour d’un bar clandestin des années 1920.
Definitions
To give a particular theme or setting to something.
The party was themed around a 1920s speakeasy.
Synonyms
style (as)
decorate (according to a theme)
design around
organize around
focus (on)
center around
center on
base upon
base on
themeadjective
Definitions
Relating to or designed around a particular subject or style, used before another noun.
They spent the weekend at a theme park.