Signification visuelle de 'substrate'? - apprendre avec des images, exemples du quotidien

noun

Substrat

What an enzyme acts upon.

"The enzyme lactase helps digest lactose; lactose is the substrate in this reaction. "

L'enzyme lactase aide à digérer le lactose ; le lactose est le substrat de cette réaction.

biochemistry biology chemistry medicine

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noun

Substrat, support

A surface on which an organism grows, or to which an organism or an item is attached.

"The rock surface of a rockpool is the substrate for a sessile organism such as a limpet."

La surface rocheuse d'une mare est le substrat d'un organisme sessile tel qu'une patelle.

biology organism material environment science biochemistry ecology

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noun

Substrat, couche sous-jacente

An underlying layer; a substratum.

"The artist applied the paint directly to the wood substrate. "

L'artiste a appliqué la peinture directement sur le substrat en bois.

material science biology geology chemistry environment structure

noun

Substrat linguistique

A language that is replaced in a population by another language and that influences the language imposed on its speakers.

"The distinct accent of many English speakers in Ireland reveals the influence of Gaelic, which served as a substrate when English became the dominant language. "

L'accent distinctif de nombreux anglophones en Irlande révèle l'influence du gaélique, qui a servi de substrat lorsque l'anglais est devenu la langue dominante.

language linguistics history

noun

Métal de base

(plating) A metal which is plated with another metal which has different physical properties.

"The inexpensive steel substrate was plated with a thin layer of gold to make the jewelry look more valuable. "

Le métal de base en acier peu coûteux a été plaqué d'une fine couche d'or pour rendre les bijoux plus précieux.

material technical industry

noun

Substrat, support

A surface to which a substance adheres.

"The sticker adhered firmly to the substrate of the laptop. "

L'autocollant a adhéré fermement au support de l'ordinateur portable.

material science chemistry biology

noun

Substrat, support

The substance lining the bottom edge of an enclosure.

"Stream substrate affects fish longevity."

Le substrat du cours d'eau affecte la longévité des poissons.

material substance environment biology

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verb

Substrat

To strew or lay under.

"Before painting the house, we need to substrate the floor with drop cloths to protect it from splatters. "

Avant de peindre la maison, nous devons mettre un substrat sur le sol avec des toiles de protection pour le protéger des éclaboussures.

material substance biology environment

adjective

Légèrement sillonné

Having very slight furrows.

"The substrate surface of the old vinyl record was covered in scratches and dust. "

La surface légèrement sillonnée du vieux disque vinyle était couverte de rayures et de poussière.

appearance quality