well-formed in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for well-formed in the English»French Dictionary

well-formed [Brit wɛlˈfɔːmd] ADJ

1. well-formed mouth, nose, features:

well-formed

bien modelé

2. well-formed LING:

well-formed

syntaxiquement correct

Translations for well-formed in the French»English Dictionary

I.formé (formée) [fɔʀme] VB pp

formé → former

II.formé (formée) [fɔʀme] ADJ

1. formé:

formé (formée) (composé)

made up (de of)

formé (formée) (dessiné)

formed (de from)

équipe formée de chercheurs et d'étudiants

team made up of researchers and students

le triangle formé par les trois villes

the triangle formed by the three towns

2. formé:

formé (formée) (instruit)

educated

formé (formée) (professionnellement)

trained (à faire to do)

3. formé (façonné):

formé (formée) écriture, lettre, phrase

formed

bien formé

well-formed

mal formé

badly-formed

4. formé (mûr):

formé (formée) adolescent

who has reached sexual maturity attr, après n

formé (formée) épi, fruit

formed

formé (formée) caractère, goût

formed

See also former

I.former [fɔʀme] VB trans

1. former (prendre l'aspect de):

former cercle, rectangle

to form

la rivière forme un coude

the river forms a bend

2. former (constituer):

former

to form, constitute

les personnes formant le comité

the people forming the committee

ils forment un couple très uni

they are a very close couple

il forme avec son partenaire une brillante équipe

he and his partner make a brilliant team

formez des groupes de cinq

get into groups of five

3. former (réunir les éléments de, réaliser):

former

to form

former un gouvernement

to form a government

former un train

to form a train

former une équipe/une commission/une association

to form a team/a commission/an association

4. former:

former (donner une formation à) personnel

to train (à faire to do)

former (éduquer) personne, goût

to educate

former (éduquer) personne, goût

to develop

former personnalité, caractère, esprit

to form

former intelligence

to develop

former opinion

to form

former qn au traitement de texte

to train sb in word processing

enseignement qui permet de former des individus responsables

teaching which produces responsible people

5. former (produire):

former abcès, pellicule

to form

6. former (mettre en forme):

former lettres, phrases

to form

7. former (concevoir) form:

former projet

to conceive

je forme le vœu que tout se passe bien

I hope that everything goes well

II.se former VB refl

1. se former (se créer):

se former

to form

un caillot s'est formé dans l'artère

a clot has formed in the artery

l'image qui se forme sur la rétine

the image that forms on the retina

il se forme de la buée

condensation forms

2. se former (être créé):

se former

to be formed

le gouvernement s'est formé autour d'une politique commune

the government was formed around a common policy

3. se former (acquérir une formation):

se former

to train, to be trained (à in)

se former à la vente/au marketing

to train in sales/in marketing

il est allé se former au Japon

he went to train in Japan

4. se former (s'éduquer):

se former caractère, personnalité, style:

to develop

se former personne:

to educate oneself

son style s'est formé peu à peu

his style developed gradually

il s'est formé à l'école de la vie

he was educated in the university of life

5. se former (concevoir):

se former

to form

I.moulé (moulée) [mule] VB pp

moulé → mouler

II.moulé (moulée) [mule] ADJ

1. moulé TECH:

moulé (moulée) pièce

moulded Brit

moulé (moulée) pièce

molded Am

moulé (moulée) verre

(press) moulded Brit

moulé (moulée) verre

(press) molded Am

moulé (moulée) aluminium

cast

statue de plâtre moulé

moulded plaster statue Brit

statue de plâtre moulé

molded plaster statue Am

2. moulé (serré):

une femme moulée dans une robe de cuir/un pull

a woman in a skin-tight leather dress/a clinging sweater

3. moulé FOOD:

moulé (moulée) pain, baguette

baked in a (shaped) tin

4. moulé (bien formé):

moulé (moulée) écriture

copperplate attr

moulé (moulée) lettre

well-formed

See also mouler

mouler [mule] VB trans

1. mouler (fabriquer avec un moule):

mouler

to mould Brit

mouler substance

to mold Am

mouler liquide

to cast

mouler médaille

to mint

2. mouler (prendre une empreinte):

mouler bas-relief, visage, main

to take a cast of

3. mouler (coller à) vêtement:

mouler corps, buste, hanches

to cling (tightly) to, to hug

une mini-jupe élastique qui moule les fesses

an elastic mini skirt which hugs the bottom

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The low degree of polymerization and high temperature favors chemical diffusion, so it is common to see large, well-formed phenocrysts within mafic lavas.

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The legs tend to be slender and the hooves small but well-formed.

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Some abstract polyhedra have well-formed or "faithful" realisations, others do not.

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The northwestern half of the crater rim is well-formed, with some slumping and terraces along the inner walls.

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Named for its sapphire-like colour, sapphirine is primarily of interest to researchers and collectors: well-formed crystals are treasured and occasionally cut into gemstones.

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The claws are well-formed and facial vibrissae (about 5mm in long) are present.

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The verb requires all of its arguments in a well-formed sentence, although they can sometimes undergo valency reduction or expansion.

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Strings of symbols that violate the rules of syntax are not well-formed and are not valid mathematical expressions.

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The emphasis on well-formed documents has developed within the publishing industry where the use of left and right angle bracket delimited information has become problematic.

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Occurs as well-formed fine sized crystals or massive and granular.

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