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1 cristal
masculine noun• de or en cristal crystal* * *pl - aux kʀistal, o nom masculin1) ( matière) crystal2) ( objet) piece of crystalwareles cristaux — the crystal(ware) [U]
•Phrasal Verbs:- cristaux* * *kʀistal, o cristaux pl1. nm1) (minéral, fabriqué) crystal2) (objet d'art) crystal3) (solide à forme géométrique) crystal2. nmplSee:* * *1 Chimie, Minér crystal; cristal de Bohême/Baccarat Bohemian/Baccarat crystal; cristal de soufre sulphurGB crystal; cristal de glace ice crystal; cristal de neige snow crystal; vase de or en cristal crystal vase;2 fig ( limpidité d'eau) liter crystal clarity; eaux d'une limpidité de cristal crystal-clear waters; voix de cristal crystal-clear voice;3 ( objet) piece of crystalware; les cristaux crystal(ware) ¢; les cristaux du lustre the crystal droplets of the chandelier.cristal électro-optique liquid crystal; cristal liquide liquid crystal; affichage à cristaux liquides liquid crystal display, LCD; cristal de plomb lead crystal; cristal de quartz quartz crystal; cristal de roche rock crystal; cristaux (de soude) ( pour laver) washing soda ¢.clair comme le cristal [yeux, eau] as clear as crystal; pur comme le cristal [voix, son] as clear as a bell.( pluriel masculin cristaux) [kristal, o] nom masculin1. MINÉRALOGIEun cristal, du cristal crystal2. [objet] piece of crystalware ou of fine glasswaredes cristaux crystalware, fine glassware[d'un lustre] crystal droplets————————de cristal locution adjectivale1. [vase] crystal (modificateur)
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