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caustics

Prononciation : [ˈkɔːstɪks]

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Comment utiliser caustics dans une phrase : 2 sens et 6 exemples audio.

Contexte : « science »

(noun) caustics are patterns of light and shadows created by the way light bends or reflects off surfaces, like water. Think about how the sunlight shifts on the floor when it shines through a clear glass of water.

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The caustics on the pool's bottom were beautiful, dancing with the movement of the waves.

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There were no caustics to be seen in the murky water; it was too dark and cloudy.

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Have you ever noticed how magical the caustics look when sunlight hits the ocean waves?

Contexte : « chemistry »

(noun) in chemistry, caustics refer to substances that are corrosive, meaning they can burn or eat away at things, like skin or metals. It's something we need to handle very carefully.

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The label on the bottle warned that it contained caustics and must be handled with protective gear.

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The solution did not contain any caustics, making it safe to use without special equipment.

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Why do we need to be cautious when working with caustics in a lab?

Comment prononcer caustics

Prononciation : [ˈkɔːstɪks]

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