Rechercher
to compound
01
combiner
to combine different things together
Transitive: to compound substances or ingredients
Example
The gardener compounded different soils for optimal plant growth in the garden.
The mechanic compounded different automotive fluids to prepare a specialized engine treatment.
The pharmacist compounded various ingredients to create a custom medication.
02
aggraver, exacerber
to make a situation worse or more intense by adding to it
Transitive: to compound a problem or situation
Example
Economic downturns can compound the struggles of individuals already facing financial hardships.
The decision to delay the construction project only compounded the financial challenges for the company.
Failure to address the minor issues promptly can compound them into larger problems over time.
Example
In the manufacturing process, various components compound to produce the final product.
Over time, individual cells compound to create complex tissues and organs in living organisms.
When sodium and chlorine atoms compound, they form sodium chloride.
04
composer, mélanger
to create or make something by mixing various elements
Transitive: to compound a substance
Example
The chocolatier compounded a decadent chocolate ganache by combining high-quality cocoa with cream and sugar.
To treat the patient 's illness, the pharmacist compounded a custom medication.
The bartender compounded a signature cocktail by mixing premium spirits with fresh fruit juices.
05
composer, calculer des intérêts composés
to calculate interest on both the original amount and the previously accumulated interest
Transitive: to compound financial interest
Example
By reinvesting dividends, investors can compound their returns and accelerate the growth of their portfolios.
Investors who compound their gains by continuously reinvesting profits can achieve significant wealth accumulation.
Compound
01
composé
(chemistry) a substance that its molecules consist of two or more elements that are held together by a chemical bond
Example
Many compounds are essential for life, like carbohydrates and proteins.
Compounds can have different properties than the elements they contain.
The chemical bond in a compound holds the atoms together tightly.
02
composé
a thing that is made up of two or more separate elements or parts combined together
03
enclos, enceinte
a fenced or enclosed area that contains buildings, often used for a specific purpose like housing, work, or security
04
mot composé, terme composé
a word created by combining two or more distinct words to form a new meaning
Exemple
The gardener compounded different soils for optimal plant growth in the garden.
The mechanic compounded different automotive fluids to prepare a specialized engine treatment.
The pharmacist compounded various ingredients to create a custom medication.
The makeup artist compounded various shades to create a personalized foundation.
Mots Proches
