malleable in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for malleable in the English»French Dictionary

malleable [Brit ˈmalɪəb(ə)l, Am ˈmæljəb(ə)l] ADJ

malleable substance, person:

malleable

malléable

Translations for malleable in the French»English Dictionary

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malléable

malleable

flexible personne, caractère

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malleable in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for malleable in the English»French Dictionary

malleable [ˈmælɪəbl] ADJ

malleable

malléable

Translations for malleable in the French»English Dictionary

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malléable métal

malleable

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It is highly malleable as well as easy to smelt.

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Once the gold was soft and malleable in the water it was ready to be applied to the page.

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She uses her malleable identity to her advantage in finding her father.

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Senders impressions are more malleable than in an in-person interaction.

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All his poetry is rigorously written to be heard, full of parallelisms, of melodic repetitions, of onomatopoeias, extremely malleable.

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Another approach involves persuading participants that intelligence is malleable and can be increased through effort.

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This terminology introduces challenges, because the joint in a newborn is formed from cartilage and is still malleable, making the onset difficult to ascertain.

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His face becomes paralyzed while both his skin and his hair turn white, his facial flesh becoming malleable, like clay.

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Its simple and malleable nature means that singers may begin or end it at any point or invent new verses on the spot.

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Significantly more porous and malleable than glass proper, faience could be shaped by hand or cast in molds to create vessels or other objects.

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