char

UK
/tʃɑː/
US
/tʃɑr/

Переводы

charсуществительное
chars
множ.
UK
/tʃɑː/
US
/tʃɑr/
The char of the wood was evident after the fire.
Обугливание дерева было очевидно после пожара.
The artist used char to create a dramatic effect in the drawing.
Художник использовал уголь, чтобы создать драматический эффект в рисунке.
Дополнительные переводы
Синонимы
charглагол
charred
Прошедшее простое время
charred
Причастие прошедшего времени
charring
Герундий
UK
/tʃɑː/
US
/tʃɑr/
The chef will char the vegetables to give them a smoky flavor.
Шеф-повар обуглит овощи, чтобы придать им дымный вкус.
The intense heat will char the wood quickly.
Интенсивное тепло быстро обожжет древесину.
Дополнительные переводы
charприлагательное
UK
/tʃɑː/
US
/tʃɑr/
Attributive use, especially in computing contexts (e.g., "char array").

Определения

charсуществительное
A material that has been partially burned and blackened by fire.
The char from the campfire left a dark residue on the stones.
A type of fish, related to the trout and salmon, found in cold, freshwater environments.
The Arctic char is known for its distinctive pink flesh and delicate flavor.
A domestic worker or cleaner, especially one who works on a part-time basis.
The char comes in twice a week to help with the household chores.
In computing, a single character; especially a data type capable of holding one character.
In the C programming language, a char occupies one byte of memory.
British informal: tea.
Let's have a cup of char before we head out.
charглагол
To burn slightly or scorch the surface of something.
She accidentally charred the edges of the toast while making breakfast.
To work as a cleaner or housekeeper.
She used to char for several families in the neighborhood to make ends meet.
To burn or heat something until it is converted into charcoal.
Traditional artisans char the wood before using it to filter water.
charприлагательное
Computing, attributive: relating to a char data type representing a single character.
The function takes a char pointer as its first argument.