tempered in Spanish
tempered in Spanish is templado — tempered means having a particular kind of temper or disposition, especially in combinations like "good-tempered" or "hot-tempered.".
tempered in Spanish
templado
Pertaining to the industrial process for toughening glass, or to such toughened glass.
What does "tempered" mean?
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adj Having a particular kind of temper or disposition, especially in combinations like "good-tempered" or "hot-tempered."
"She's a mild-tempered person who rarely raises her voice."
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adj Made stronger through a heat-treatment process, as with metal or glass.
"The car's windows are made of tempered glass that shatters into small, safe pieces."
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adj Balanced or moderated by other factors.
"His confidence was tempered by a healthy respect for the risks."
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tempered in a sentence
- She's a mild-tempered person who rarely raises her voice.
- The car's windows are made of tempered glass that shatters into small, safe pieces.
- His confidence was tempered by a healthy respect for the risks.
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What is "tempered" in Spanish?
"tempered" in Spanish is templado. tempered means: Having a particular kind of temper or disposition, especially in combinations like "good-tempered" or "hot-tempered."
How do you use "tempered" in a sentence?
Example: "She's a mild-tempered person who rarely raises her voice." In Spanish, "tempered" is templado.
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