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foam [fəʊm]1. noun3. compounds* * *[fəʊm] 1.1) ( on sea) écume f; (on drinks, bath) mousse f2) ( on animal) sueur f3) ( from mouth) écume f4) ( chemical) mousse f5) (made of rubber, plastic) mousse f2.noun modifier1) [ bath] moussant3.1) (also foam up) [beer] mousser; [sea] se couvrir d'écumeto foam at the mouth — lit écumer; fig écumer de rage
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foam [fəʊm]1 noun∎ waves white with foam vagues moutonneuses∎ polystyrene foam mousse f en polystyrène(soapy water) mousser, faire de la mousse; (sea) écumer, moutonner;∎ to foam at the mouth (animal) baver, écumer; (person) baver, avoir l'écume aux lèvres; figurative (be furious) écumer (de rage);∎ figurative she was practically foaming at the mouth elle écumait de rage►► foam bath bain m moussant;Medicine foam cell cellule f spumeuse;foam fire extinguisher extincteur m à mousse carbonique;foam rubber caoutchouc m Moussemousser, faire de la mousse
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foam — I UK [fəʊm] / US [foʊm] noun Word forms foam : singular foam plural foams 1) a) [uncountable] a lot of bubbles that stick together on the surface of a liquid and usually look white sea foam b) [countable/uncountable] a thick substance containing… … English dictionary
foam — foam1 [ foum ] noun 1. ) uncount a lot of BUBBLES that stick together on the surface of a liquid and usually look white: sea foam a ) count or uncount a thick substance containing a lot of BUBBLES, used for cleaning, washing, or stopping fires:… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
bath — n 1. wash, washing, cleaning, Both Brit. Inf. tub, tubbing; lavation, lavage, laving, cleansing, ablution; immersion, submergence, dunk, dunking, dip, dipping; soak, soaking, douse, dousing, rinse, rinsing, flush, flushing, shower, showering,… … A Note on the Style of the synonym finder
bath foam — soap placed bath water in order to make bubbles … English contemporary dictionary
Bubble bath — The term bubble bath can be used to describe aerated or carbonated baths, or to describe bathing with a layer of surfactant foam on the surface of the water and consequently also the surfactant product used to produce the foam.Aerated and… … Wikipedia
bubble bath — noun a bath in which you add something to foam and scent the bath water • Hypernyms: ↑bath … Useful english dictionary
bubble bath — /ˈbʌbəl baθ/ (say bubuhl bahth) noun a bath in which the water has been made to foam by the addition of perfumed chemicals …
bubble bath — ► NOUN ▪ fragrant liquid added to bathwater to make it foam … English terms dictionary
bubble bath — noun fragrant liquid added to bathwater to make it foam … English new terms dictionary
Love Cosmetics — (1969 1980) was introduced by Menley James Laboratories on March 1, 1969. Menley James Turns To Love 1969 Style , New York Times, January 26, 1969, Page F16.] By the summer of 1970 the company was marketing and promoting Fresh Lemon bath products … Wikipedia
György Kovásznai — La forme de ce nom en hongrois est Kovásznai György. Dans cet article, le prénom est placé en tête comme il est d usage dans les langues occidentales. György Kovásznai Nom de naissance Kovásznai György Naissance 15 mai 1934 Budapest… … Wikipédia en Français