Erfindung dans l' Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traductions de Erfindung dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

superfine [Am ˈsupərˌfaɪn, GB ˈsuːpəfʌɪn, suːpəˈfʌɪn] ADJ

1. superfine quality/material:

superfine

extrafino

2. superfine distinction/discrimination:

superfine

sutilísimo

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

This extra supply of superfine wool has been invariably of inferior quality that the trade has found difficult to find a home for at times.

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The ash, composed of superfine particulate matter, can seize up jet engines, making air travel impossible anywhere in the ash plume.

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The customer had no idea where this superfine merino wool came from.

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If you can not find superfine sugar, process granulated sugar in a food processor for 30 seconds.

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I knew the company was using superfine milling machinery to process wholegrain flour so wholemeal biscuits didn't feel rough in the mouth.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Color toners are 85 to 95 percent plastic, milled into a superfine powder; the smaller the grains, the better the image resolution.

www.wired.com

The superfine delicacy of the first verse was maddeningly elusive.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Competition from other agricultural industries continues to threaten the viability of superfine wool producers.

www.abc.net.au

A showcase example of the new technique was the examination of a 25-micrometer, superfine bone specimen of a laboratory mouse -- with surprisingly exact results.

www.medgadget.com

They are reported to have grown superfine maize.

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