Express

/ɛkspɹˈɛs/

/ɪksˈpɹɛs/

Définition et Signification de "express"

to express

VERBE

exprimer

to show or make a thought, feeling, etc. known by looks, words, or actions

Transitive: to express a thought or feeling

Example

The artist expresses emotions through vibrant colors in her paintings.

He has expressed interest in joining the upcoming project.

Last night, they expressed their joy with cheers and applause.

exprimer

to say what someone thinks, means, or intends using words

articulate

give tongue to

say

utter

verbalize

Transitive: to express one's thoughts or intentions

Example

She expressed her gratitude to her colleagues for their support during a difficult time.

He expressed his concerns about the company's financial stability during the board meeting.

They expressed their disagreement with the proposed changes to the school curriculum.

représenter

(mathematics) to indicate something by a formula, symbol, etc.

Transitive: to express a number or relation

Example

To solve the problem, we need to express the given data in the form of mathematical expressions and equations.

The function f(x ) expresses the height of a projectile at time t.

In calculus, it 's important to express the derivative of a function with respect to x using the proper notation.

expédier, faire expédition

to send something quickly or by a specialized delivery service

Ditransitive: to express sth to sb

Example

She expressed the urgent documents to the client via overnight courier.

The company expressed the prototype parts to the manufacturer for immediate testing.

He expressed the signed contract to the lawyer for review and filing.

exprimer, extraire

to extract or squeeze out liquid or air from something

Transitive: to express liquid or air

Example

She gently pressed the sponge to express the excess water before cleaning the countertops.

The chef used a garlic press to express the juice for the marinade.

The farmer used a hand press to express the oil from the olives harvested from the orchard.

exprimer, se manifester

to show the effects of a gene in an organism's phenotype

Transitive: to express a gene or genetic trait

Example

The dominant allele for curly hair is expressed in individuals who inherit it from one or both parents.

The gene responsible for lactose intolerance is only expressed in individuals lacking the lactase enzyme.

Environmental factors can influence whether certain genetic traits are expressed.

express

ADJECTIF

explicite, formel

not tacit or implied

rapide, expéditif

done with speed or efficiency

Example

The express train offers a direct and speedy journey between major cities.

She chose express shipping for her package to ensure quick delivery.

The express delivery option guarantees that the package will arrive within 24 hours.

Express

NOM

express, train express

a train or bus that travels more quickly than usual because it only makes a few stops

What is an "express"?

An express is a type of public transportation service that travels quickly between major locations, usually with fewer stops than regular services. Express routes are designed to save time by providing faster travel for passengers who need to get to their destinations quickly. This can apply to buses, trains, or other forms of transport. Express services are often used for longer trips or busy commuter routes, offering a more direct and efficient option for passengers looking to avoid delays.

expédition express, service express

rapid transport of goods

exprès, courrier express

mail that is distributed by a rapid and efficient system

express

ADVERBE

par express, en express

by express