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Sciences Naturelles SAT - Monde physique

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques mots anglais liés au monde physique, tels que "pulverize", "dismantle", "dingy", etc. dont vous aurez besoin pour réussir vos SAT.

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SAT Vocabulary for Natural Sciences
to scrape

to remove a thin layer or small amount of something from a surface using a sharp or rough edge

[verbe]
to submerge

to plunge or immerse entirely beneath the surface of a liquid, typically water

immerger

immerger

[verbe]
to grind

to crush something into small particles by rubbing or pressing it against a hard surface

hacher

hacher

[verbe]
to pulverize

to crush or grind something into a fine powder or particles, often through mechanical means or forceful impact

[verbe]
to dampen

to make something slightly wet or moist

[verbe]
to drench

to completely cover something with liquid by pouring it onto it

[verbe]
to nourish

to give someone or something food and other things which are needed in order to grow, live, and maintain health

nourrir

nourrir

[verbe]
to taint

to infect or dirty something with a disease or harmful microorganism

[verbe]
to collide

to come into sudden and forceful contact with another object or person

entrer en collision avec

entrer en collision avec

[verbe]
to clog

to make it so that nothing can move through something

[verbe]
to penetrate

to move through something, typically overcoming resistance

pénétrer

pénétrer

[verbe]
to graze

to lightly touch or brush against something, often causing a slight scratch or mark

[verbe]
to burst

to suddenly and violently break open or apart, particularly as a result of internal pressure

éclater

éclater

[verbe]
to fracture

to crack something into multiple parts or pieces

fracturer

fracturer

[verbe]
to rupture

(of a pipe or similar structure) to burst or break apart suddenly

ouvrir

ouvrir

[verbe]
to cleave

to cut something use a sharp tool, often with precision and accuracy

[verbe]
to dismantle

to take apart or destroy a structure or object

[verbe]
to unscrew

to release or detach something by rotating it in a counter-clockwise direction, thereby loosening its fastening or connection

[verbe]
to shatter

to break suddenly into several pieces

briser

briser

[verbe]
to collapse

(of a construction) to fall down suddenly, particularly due to being damaged or weak

s’effondrer

s’effondrer

[verbe]
to demolish

to completely destroy or to knock down a building or another structure

démolir

démolir

[verbe]
soot

a black powdery substance produced by burning materials like wood or coal

[nom]
exterior

the outer side or surface of something, particularly a building

extérieur

extérieur

[nom]
immersion

the act of fully submerging something into a liquid or substance, typically for the purpose of soaking

[nom]
emission

the act of producing or releasing something, especially gas or radiation, into the atmosphere or environment

[nom]
inscription

words, letters, or symbols that are engraved, carved, or written on a surface, often for commemorative, informational, or decorative purposes

[nom]
particle

a tiny, discrete unit of matter or substance that can range from subatomic particles like electrons and protons to larger particles like dust or sand grains

[nom]
blaze

a bright, intense flame or fire that burns strongly and produces a lot of light and heat

flambée

flambée

[nom]
slat

a narrow, flat piece of wood, metal, or plastic, typically used as a component in structures like fences, blinds, or furniture

[nom]
enclosure

a space or area that is closed off or surrounded by walls, fences, or barriers, often used for containment, protection, or confinement

[nom]
recess

a small indented area or alcove set back into a wall or other surface, often used for decorative or functional purposes such as display, storage, or seating

[nom]
alcove

a recessed part of a wall that is built further back from the rest of it

alcôve

alcôve

[nom]
dent

a depression or hollow in a surface, typically caused by impact or pressure

[nom]
rim

the outer edge or border of a circular object, often serving as a boundary or support

[nom]
socket

a hollow part or cavity into which something fits, typically used to connect or hold objects in place

[nom]
ridge

a long, elevated strip or crest of land, rock, or geological formation that extends prominently above its surroundings

[nom]
groove

a long, narrow cut or indentation, often linear in shape, that is typically found on surfaces such as columns, moldings, or panels in architectural design

[nom]
curbside

the area adjacent to the edge of a street or road where vehicles can park or where services, such as deliveries or pickups, often take place

[nom]
slab

a thick and flat piece of hard material, such as a stone, metal, wood, etc. that is usually in the shape of a square or rectangle

dalle

dalle

[nom]
abrasion

the process of wearing down or smoothing a surface through friction, typically caused by rubbing, scraping, or erosion

abrasion,usure

abrasion,usure

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[nom]
friction

the resistance that two surfaces moving on each other encounter

friction

friction

[nom]
trench

a long, narrow excavation or ditch dug into the ground, typically for military purposes, drainage, or archaeological exploration

[nom]
varnish

a clear or tinted coating made from resins, oils, and solvents that is applied to wood, metal, or other surfaces to provide a protective and decorative finish

[nom]
void

an empty or vacant space within a solid object or within a larger area, typically devoid of substance

[nom]
vacuum

a space that is utterly empty of all matter

vide

vide

[nom]
airborne

related to something that is moving or transported through the air

aérien,en vol

aérien,en vol

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[Adjectif]
dingy

looking dark, dirty, or shabby, often because of not being taken care of or cleaned properly

[Adjectif]
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