composite in French
composite in French is combiné, composé, composite — composite means made up of several distinct parts combined together.
composite in French
combiné
composé
composite
composer
To make a composite.
What does "composite" mean?
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adjective Made up of several distinct parts combined together.
"The poster is a composite image made from several different photographs."
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adjective (mathematics) Of a number, able to be divided evenly by a whole number other than itself and 1.
"Nine is a composite number, since three goes into it exactly."
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verb To combine multiple images or elements into a single one.
"She composited three separate photographs into one panoramic landscape."
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composite in a sentence
- The poster is a composite image made from several different photographs.
- The report is a composite of data from three separate surveys.
- Nine is a composite number, since three goes into it exactly.
- The teacher asked us to list every composite number below twenty.
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What is "composite" in French?
"composite" in French is combiné, composé, composite. composite means: Made up of several distinct parts combined together.
How do you use "composite" in a sentence?
Example: "The poster is a composite image made from several different photographs." In French, "composite" is combiné, composé, composite.
Are there other ways to say "composite" in French?
Yes — French has 4 translations listed for "composite": combiné, composé, composite, composer.
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