Definition of moulder - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
decompositionintr. Rare UK decay slowly over timeintr. Rare UK
- The old books moulder in the damp basement.
2.
decaytr. Rare UK cause something to decay or crumbletr. Rare UK
- Neglect can moulder even the strongest structures.
Noun
1.
machineryTECH. UK machine used for shaping materialsTECH. UK
- The factory installed a new moulder for plastic parts.
2.
bakingTECH. UK person who shapes dough into loavesTECH. UK
- The baker was an expert moulder of bread.
Images of moulder
machine used for shaping materials
Origin of moulder
Middle English, moldre (to crumble)
Examples of moulder in a sentence
The wooden fence started to moulder after years of neglect. The damp basement began to moulder the old books. Over time, the abandoned house started to moulder away. The woodshop's moulder crafts intricate designs. A moulder is essential for shaping wooden beams. The moulder crafted perfect baguettes daily.
Each moulder in the bakery had unique skills.
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- French:moisir, façonneuse, ...
- German:verfallen, Formautomat, ...
- Italian:ammuffire, modellatore, ...
- Spanish:descomponerse, moldeador, ...
- Portuguese:apodrecer, moldadora, ...
- Chinese:腐烂, 成型机, ...
- Japanese:朽ち果てる, モールダー, ...
- Arabic:تَعَفَّنَ, مِشكِّل, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְפּוֹרֵר, מוֹלְדֶר, ...
- Russian:гнить, формовочный станок, ...
- Ukrainian:гнити, формувальний верстат, ...
- Hindi:धीरे-धीरे सड़ना, मोल्डर, ...
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