Definition
Definition of limed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
materialTECH. covered or treated with limeTECH.
- The limed walls of the house gave it a rustic look.
2.
colorRare having a white or pale colorRare
- The limed wood had a soft, aged appearance.
Origin of limed
Old English, lim (lime) + ed (past tense)
Examples of limed in a sentence
The limed pathway was slippery after the rain. The limed walls gave the room a serene feel. Her limed dress shimmered in the sunlight.
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- French:chaulé, blanchi, ...
- German:mit Kalk behandelt, weiß, ...
- Italian:trattato con calce, sbiancato, ...
- Spanish:encalado, blanqueado, ...
- Portuguese:caiado, esbranquiçado, ...
- Chinese:涂石灰, 漂白的, ...
- Japanese:石灰で処理された, 白っぽい, ...
- Arabic:مُكَلَّس, باهِت, ...
- Hebrew:מְסוּיָד, מְלֻבָּן, ...
- Russian:обработанный известью, выбеленный, ...
- Ukrainian:вапнований, вибілений, ...
- Hindi:चूने से ढका हुआ, सफेद, ...
Definition of lime - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
fruitgreen citrus fruit smaller than a lemon
- I added a slice of lime to my drink.
2.
botanytropical evergreen tree that produces small sour citrus fruit
- The lime in the backyard is full of fruit.
3.
chemistryTECH. inorganic material containing calcium like calcium oxideTECH.
- Lime is used in the construction industry.
4.
shadebright yellowish-green color similar to certain citrus fruits
- She wore a lime dress to the party.
5.
socialcasual gathering to socialize in the Caribbean
- We had a lime at the beach yesterday.
6.
linden treeTECH. UK deciduous tree of the genus TiliaTECH. UK
- The park is lined with lime trees.
Adjective
1.
flavortasting or smelling like a small green citrus fruit
- The lime candy was a hit at the party.
2.
colorsof or relating to the color of limes
- She wore a bright lime dress to the summer party..
Verb
1.
- We love to lime on the beach every weekend.
2.
agriculturetr. TECH. treat soil with crushed calcium compounds to lower aciditytr. TECH.
- Farmers lime the fields to improve crop yields..
3.
constructiontr. UK apply limewash to a surfacetr. UK
- They lime the walls for a fresh look.
4.
trappingtr. Dated UK smear with birdlime to catch birdstr. Dated UK
- They lime the branches to catch small birds.
Images of lime
green citrus fruit smaller than a lemon 
tropical evergreen tree that produces small sour citrus fruit 
bright yellowish-green color similar to certain citrus fruits
Expressions with lime
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vivid yellow-green hue similar to lime peel
They chose lime green for the accent wall.
liquid from limes used in cooking and drinks
Add lime juice to the salad for extra flavor.
small yellow-green limes from southern Florida
Key lime is essential for authentic key lime pie.
type of tree known for heart-shaped leaves and fragrant flowers
The lime tree in the park is blooming beautifully this spring..
to endure an unpleasant situation
When things get tough, sometimes you just have to suck a lime.
citrus fruit with sweet, bland taste
I enjoyed a refreshing sweet lime juice.
building paste of lime and sand spread on walls or ceilings
The mason used lime plaster to restore the old stone cottage walls.
white powder used to make building materials
The workers mixed hydrated lime with sand for the mortar.
white crystalline oxide used in making calcium hydroxide
Burnt lime is essential in producing calcium hydroxide.
white crystalline oxide used in calcium hydroxide production
Calcined lime is essential in making calcium hydroxide.
white powder made by heating limestone, used in industry
Caustic lime is used to make cement.
calcium compound used as disinfectant
Chlorinated lime is often used to sanitize swimming pools..
thick creamy emulsion of lime in water
They used cream of lime to treat the soil.
small elongated citrus fruit with caviar-like pulp
The finger lime added a unique burst of flavor to the dessert..
type of lime native to tropical Asia with aromatic leaves
The kaffir lime is often used in Thai cooking for its unique flavor.
pit where lime is burnt
They used the lime pit to produce quicklime.
aqueous suspension of calcium hydroxide used in tanning
The leather was treated with milk of lime for softness.
calcium hydroxide used in building and chemical processes
Slaked lime is used to make mortar for bricks.
solid mixture absorbing carbon dioxide and drying gases
The respirator uses soda lime to filter air.
calcium oxide, water-free solid used to make calcium hydroxide
The mason mixed unslaked lime carefully, avoiding any splash of water.
white powder used for bleaching and disinfecting
Chloride of lime is used in swimming pools.
person who burns limestone to make lime
The lime burner worked tirelessly in the kiln.
Origin of lime
Old English, lim (sticky substance)
Examples of lime in a sentence
She squeezed lime over the grilled fish. The lime was planted in the garden last spring. A lime can thrive in tropical climates. Lime is essential in the production of steel. Farmers use lime to improve soil quality. The lime walls brightened up the room.
His favorite color is lime because it's so vibrant. Every Friday night, there's a lime at the local bar. The lime at her house was the highlight of the weekend. A mature lime shaded the village bench. Bees gathered around the lime in June. The lime scent filled the room. Her lime dessert was refreshing and tangy. The lime curtains brightened up the room. He painted his bike a striking lime color. They decided to lime at the local cafe. We often lime at the park after work. They lime the garden every spring. It's essential to lime the soil for better growth. Workers lime the old building annually. They plan to lime the exterior walls next week. Farmers lime the trees to protect their crops. Hunters lime the nets to trap the elusive birds.
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- French:citron vert, acidulé, ...
- German:Limette, limettig, ...
- Italian:lime, al lime, ...
- Spanish:lima, de lima, ...
- Portuguese:lima, de lima, ...
- Chinese:青柠, 酸橙味的, ...
- Japanese:ライム, ライム風味の, ...
- Arabic:لَيْمُون أَخْضَر, لَيْمُونِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:לַיְים, בְּטַעַם לַיִים, ...
- Russian:лайм, лаймовый, ...
- Ukrainian:лайм, вапно, ...
- Hindi:कागज़ी नींबू, चूने का रंग, ...
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