intact
Prononciation : [ɪnˈtækt]
Mot
Contexte : « condition »
(adjective) something that remains whole and not damaged. If you have a toy that you dropped, and it didn't break, you can say it is still intact.
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The package arrived intact without any dents or damage.
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After the storm, the fence was not intact; many boards were broken.
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Is the sculpture intact after being moved to the new location?
Contexte : « preservation »
(adjective) when something is preserved just as it was, without any parts missing. For example, a historical building can be intact if it's been taken care of and looks the same as it did long ago.
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The ancient ruins are still intact, showing how people lived thousands of years ago.
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The painting was not intact; it had several tears and faded colors.
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Is the museum's collection intact, or have items been lost?
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