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Foam
01
écume, mousse
a mass of small bubbles formed on the surface of a liquid or in a gas
02
mousse
a light and airy material made by trapping gas bubbles in a solid or liquid substance during production
Example
He used foam to protect fragile items in the shipping box.
The mattress was topped with soft foam for extra comfort.
The microphone was packed in foam to prevent damage during transport.
to foam
01
écumer, faire mousser
to cause a liquid to form foam or bubbles by agitating or stirring it vigorously
Example
She foams the milk for her morning latte.
While we were cleaning the windows, we foamed the glass with a cleaning solution.
They will foam the insulation and apply it to the walls of the house.
02
se former de la mousse, écumer
to bubble or froth up, often due to the presence of certain substances or chemical reactions
Example
The waves foamed against the shore as the storm passed by.
The milk is foaming as it heats up on the stove for the hot chocolate.
While we were cooking, the soup foamed and almost spilled over the pot.
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