How is the word concentré translated from French to English

Rendu plus épais par le retrait de l'eau.

Made thicker by removing water.

adjective
English translation
condensed

Examples with “concentré”

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  • Ajoute une cuillère de lait concentré. Add a spoon of condensed milk.

  • J'ai lu la version condensée. I read the condensed version.

  • As-tu de la crème concentrée pour le glaçage ? Do you have condensed cream for the frosting?

  • Peux-tu m'envoyer un résumé condensé avant midi ? Can you send me a condensed summary by noon?

  • Le lait concentré rend le dessert bien trop sucré. Condensed milk makes the dessert far too sweet.

  • Les manuels condensés sautent souvent les chapitres les plus durs. Condensed textbooks usually skip the hardest chapters.

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FAQ about “concentré”

How is “concentré” translated from French?
“concentré” translates into English as “condensed”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “concentré” mean?
Meaning of “concentré”: Rendu plus épais par le retrait de l'eau. In English — “condensed”.
What part of speech is “concentré”?
“concentré” is an adjective.
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