Rechercher
to extract
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extraire
to take something out from something else, particularly when it is not easy to do
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extraire
to obtain or isolate a specific substance or component by distillation or other methods of separation
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extraire
to obtain or deduce a specific concept by analyzing available data or knowledge
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extraire
to use pressure, manipulation, or other means to obtain what is desired
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extraire
to choose and take a specific portion of a text or other media that is deemed noteworthy, relevant, or representative
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extraire
(in mathematics) to find the value of a root, such as a square root or cube root, of a given number
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extraire
to obtain or isolate a metal from its naturally occurring source
Extract
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a concentrated substance derived from a natural source, often used to add flavor or fragrance to food, beverages, or other products
What is an "extract"?
An extract is a highly concentrated liquid obtained from various natural sources, such as plants, fruits, or spices. They are used in cooking and baking to impart intense flavors to dishes. Common extracts include vanilla, almond, peppermint, and lemon, which add distinct tastes to desserts, beverages, and sauces. Extracts are typically added in small amounts due to their potent flavor, allowing for precise control over the taste profile of a recipe.
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a passage selected from a larger work
Exemple
The miners cut tunnels deep into the earth to extract valuable minerals.
The quarry extracted large quantities of shale for construction purposes.
Offshore platforms extract natural gas from beneath the seabed.
Miners extracted feldspar from the quarry for use in industries ranging from abrasives to ceramics.
The dentist extracted the tooth painlessly, using a local anesthetic.
