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1 hydrater
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2 hydrater
hydrater [idʀate]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verbto hydrate ; [+ peau] to moisturize2. reflexive verb► s'hydrater ( = boire) to take lots of fluids* * *idʀate
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1) to moisturize [peau]2) to hydrate [tissu, organisme]3) Chimie to hydrate
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s'hydrater verbe pronominal1) [personne]2) Chimie to undergo hydration* * *idʀate vt1) [personne] to hydrate2) [peau] to moisturize* * *hydrater verb table: aimerA vtr1 Cosmét to moisturize [peau];2 Physiol to hydrate [tissu, organisme];3 Chimie to hydrate.B s'hydrater vpr1 Physiol [personne] bien s'hydrater to take plenty of fluids;2 Chimie ( devenir un hydrate) to undergo hydration.[idrate] verbe transitif1. [peau] to moisturize2. CHIMIE to hydrate————————s'hydrater verbe pronominal intransitif1. [peau] to become moisturized -
3 réhydrater
réhydrater [ʀeidʀate]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verbto rehydrate ; [+ peau] to moisturize* * *ʀeidʀateverbe transitif to rehydrate [plante, sol]; to moisturize [peau]* * *ʀeidʀate vt* * *[reidrate] verbe transitif -
4 humidifier
humidifier [ymidifje]➭ TABLE 7 transitive verb[+ air] to humidify ; [+ linge] to dampen* * *ymidifjeverbe transitif to dampen [linge, papier]; to spray [something] (with water) [peau]; to humidify [air]* * *ymidifje vt* * *humidifier verb table: plier vtr to dampen [linge, papier]; to spray [sth] (with water) [peau, plante]; to humidify [air].[ymidifje] verbe transitif
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moisturize — transitive verb ( ized; izing) Date: 1945 to add moisture to < moisturize the air > < a cream that moisturizes the skin > • moisturizer noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
moisturize — verb Moisturize is used with these nouns as the object: ↑skin … Collocations dictionary
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