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This sentence means 'The heat spreads evenly throughout the room.' The adverb 'uniformément' modifies the verb 'se répartit'.
This sentence means 'The plants must grow uniformly.' 'Uniformément' describes how the plants should grow.
This sentence means 'The loudspeaker distributes the sound uniformly to the audience.' 'Uniformément' describes the manner of distribution.
The chef asked for the sauce to be evenly distributed on all dishes.
To get a uniform color, it's crucial to apply the paint evenly.
The new rules will be applied consistently to all employees, without exception.
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Je dois m'assurer que le gâteau cuit uniformément pour éviter qu'il ne soit sec à certains endroits.
Focus: uniformément
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Peux-tu répartir ces documents uniformément entre tous les membres de l'équipe ?
Focus: répartir uniformément
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Il est important que la chaleur soit diffusée uniformément dans la pièce pour le confort de tous.
Focus: diffusée uniformément
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adoucir
A1To make a color less harsh or intense; to soften.
affiche
A1A large printed picture or notice put in a public place, often colorful.
ambiance
B1The character and atmosphere of a place, often influenced by colors.
apparence
A1The way that someone or something looks; outward form.
appliquer
A1To put or spread (a substance) on a surface, e.g., paint.
aquarelle
A1Paint made with pigments suspended in a water-soluble vehicle.
argenté
A2Having the color of silver; silvery.
argenter
A1To cover with silver, or give a silvery color to.
artificiellement
B2Artificially; not naturally occurring, for synthetic colors.
aspect
A1A particular appearance or quality of something, often visual.
