Définition et Signification de "paint"

to paint

VERBE

peindre

to cover a surface or object with a colored liquid, usually for decoration

Complex Transitive: to paint sth a color

Example

They spent the weekend painting their living room walls a soothing shade of blue.

To enhance the curb appeal, the homeowner chose to paint the front door a bold red.

peindre

to produce a picture or design with paint

Transitive: to paint a picture

Example

She painted a beautiful landscape of the countryside.

The artist painted a portrait of his wife using oil colors.

peindre, décrire

to describe or portray something in words

Transitive: to paint a description of something

Example

The author painted a vivid picture of the bustling city streets in his novel.

She painted a haunting scene of desolation and despair in her poetry.

peindre, faire de la peinture

to use a brush or similar tool to apply a liquid substance onto a surface for decorative or protective purposes

Transitive: to paint a surface

Example

She painted the fence with a fresh coat of white paint.

He painted the trim around the windows using a small brush.

Paint

NOM

peinture

a colored liquid that you put on a surface to decorate or protect it

What is "paint"?

Paint is a liquid or paste used to cover surfaces and add color. It is made from pigments or dyes mixed with a sticky substance and a liquid that helps it spread and dry. Paint can be applied to different surfaces, such as walls, wood, or metal, to protect them and improve their appearance. It comes in different types, including water-based, oil-based, and specialty paints, each suited for specific uses and effects.

Example

She bought a can of blue paint to redecorate her bedroom.

The furniture was covered with a protective layer of paint to prevent damage.

rouge à joues, blush

makeup consisting of a pink or red powder applied to the cheeks