ultrafine

UK
/ˌʌltrəˈfaɪn/
US
/ˌʌltrəˈfaɪn/

Translations

ultrafineadjective
more ultrafine
Comp.
most ultrafine
Super.
UK
/ˌʌltrəˈfaɪn/
US
/ˌʌltrəˈfaɪn/
The ultrafine particles in the air can be harmful to respiratory health.
Les particules ultrafines dans l’air peuvent nuire à la santé respiratoire.
The ultrafine particles in the air can be harmful to respiratory health.
Les particules ultrafines dans l’air peuvent nuire à la santé respiratoire.
ultrafinenoun
ultrafines
pl
UK
/ˈʌl.trə.faɪn/
US
/ˈʌl.trə.faɪn/
Technical usage, chiefly in materials science and mining, meaning very fine particles.
ultrafinesTerme scientifique pour désigner des particules extrêmement petites.
The filtration system removes ultrafines to improve water clarity.
Le système de filtration élimine les ultrafines pour améliorer la clarté de l’eau.
ultrafinesnoun

ultrafine

ultrafines
pl
UK
/ˈʌltrəfaɪnz/
US
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particules ultrafinesEn contexte environnemental et industriel.
The factory's emissions were found to contain a high concentration of ultrafines, posing a risk to nearby residents.
Les émissions de l'usine contenaient une forte concentration de particules ultrafines, ce qui présentait un risque pour les riverains.

Definitions

ultrafineadjective
Extremely small or thin in size or diameter.
The ultrafine particles in the air can be harmful to respiratory health.
Characterized by a high level of precision or detail.
The artist used an ultrafine brush to add intricate details to the painting.
ultrafinenoun
A particle or fraction of material that is extremely small in size, typically less than one micron in diameter.
The filtration system removes ultrafines to improve water clarity.
ultrafinesnoun
Extremely small particles, often less than 100 nanometers in diameter, typically found in air pollution and industrial processes.
The factory's emissions were found to contain a high concentration of ultrafines, posing a risk to nearby residents.