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powdered

UK
/ˈpaʊdəd/
US
/ˈpaʊdərd/
powderedadjective
more powdered
Comp.
most powdered
Super.
UK
/ˈpaʊdəd/
US
/ˈpaʊdərd/
Traductions
poudréSe dit d’une surface ou d’une partie du corps recouverte d’une fine poudre.
The athlete's face was powdered with chalk to prevent slipping during the competition.
Le visage de l’athlète était poudré de craie pour éviter de glisser pendant la compétition.
en poudre
The recipe called for powdered sugar to be sprinkled on top of the cake.
La recette demandait du sucre en poudre à saupoudrer sur le gâteau.
Définitions
Reduced to fine, dry, loose particles by crushing, grinding, or disintegration.
The recipe called for powdered sugar to be sprinkled on top of the cake.
Covered or coated with a fine, dry substance.
The athlete's face was powdered with chalk to prevent slipping during the competition.
Having had cosmetic powder applied, especially to the face or hair.
She checked her powdered nose in the mirror before leaving.
Synonymes
ground
finely milled
dusty
gritty
pulverized
powderedpast participle
UK
/ˈpaʊdəd/
US
/ˈpaʊdɚd/
Functions as a past-participle adjective derived from the verb "powder."
Traductions
réduit en poudreEmploi descriptif ou technique.
The powdered grain was ready for packaging.
Le grain réduit en poudre était prêt pour l’emballage.
Définitions
Reduced to fine powder or coated with powder.
The powdered grain was ready for packaging.
Synonymes
ground
crushed
pulverized
milled
pounded
granulated
floury
dusty
powderverb

powdered

Past Simple

powdered
Past Simple
powdered
Past Participle
powdering
Gerund
UK
/ˈpaʊdə/
US
/ˈpaʊdər/
Traductions
She powdered her face before going on stage to reduce the shine.
Elle a poudré son visage avant de monter sur scène pour réduire la brillance.
réduire en poudre
He powdered the spices using a mortar and pestle for the recipe.
Il a réduit les épices en poudre à l'aide d'un mortier et d'un pilon pour la recette.
Définitions
To apply a fine, dry substance to a surface, typically to reduce shine or moisture.
She powdered her face before going on stage to reduce the shine.
To reduce a substance to a fine, dry form by crushing or grinding.
He powdered the spices using a mortar and pestle for the recipe.
Synonymes
pulverize
grind
mill
macerate
crush
powdernoun
Définitions
A dry, bulk solid composed of a large number of very fine particles that may flow freely when shaken or tilted.
She sprinkled some talcum powder on the baby's skin to keep it dry.
Any dry substance in very fine particles that is used as an ingredient in cooking or baking.
The recipe called for a tablespoon of cocoa powder to deepen the chocolate flavor.
A loose, dry substance that is used as a cosmetic to give a matte finish to the skin.
She applied a light dusting of face powder to set her makeup.
A type of explosive used in firearms and fireworks.
The old musket was loaded with gunpowder before firing.
Loose, fine, freshly fallen snow, regarded as ideal for skiing or snowboarding.
Skiers rushed to the slopes to enjoy the fresh powder after the overnight storm.
(slang) An illicit powdered drug, especially cocaine.
He was arrested for carrying powder in his jacket pocket.
powderadjective
Définitions
Occurring before another noun to denote that the thing described is made up of or resembles fine, dry particles.
Fresh powder snow covered the mountain overnight.
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