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gelled

/dʒeld/

/dʒɛld/

gelledpast participle

/dʒɛld/

Used as an adjective derived from the past participle of the verb "gel".

Translations

загустевший

The sauce became gelled after cooling.

Соус стал загустевшим после охлаждения.

сформировавшийся

The team was finally gelled and ready for the competition.

Команда наконец-то сформировалась и была готова к соревнованию.

Additional translations

сгущенный

застывший

Definitions

Having a consistency or texture similar to gel; set or solidified.

The sauce was perfectly gelled, giving it a smooth and thick texture.

Formed into a cohesive or unified whole; well-coordinated.

The team was gelled, working seamlessly together to achieve their goals.

Styled or treated with gel (especially hair gel) so as to hold shape.

He always arrived with perfectly gelled hair.

Synonyms

gelverb

gelled

Past Simple

gelled

Past Simple

gelled

Past Participle

gelling

Gerund

/dʒel/

/dʒɛl/

Translations

Additional translations

сплотиться

сдружиться

Definitions

To become a thick, jelly-like substance.

The sauce will gel as it cools.

To come together or form a harmonious whole.

The team began to gel after a few practice sessions.

To apply gel to something, especially hair.

He likes to gel his hair before going out.

Synonyms

gelnoun

Definitions

A thick, clear, slightly sticky substance, often used in cosmetics or as a medium for holding hair in place.

She applied a small amount of gel to her hair to keep it styled throughout the day.

A semi-solid substance that has properties of both liquids and solids, often used in scientific and medical contexts.

The researchers used a gel to culture the cells in the laboratory.

A type of jelly-like dessert made from gelatin.

For dessert, they served a fruit-flavored gel that wobbled on the plate.

geladjective

Definitions

Consisting of or containing gel; in gel form.

She prefers gel nail polish for its glossy finish.