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Detailed Translations for stencil from English to French

stencil:

stencil [the ~] noun

  1. the stencil (template; model; hand-out)
    le modèle; le pochoir; le moule; le patron
  2. the stencil
    – A collection of masters associated with a particular Visio drawing type, or template. By default, stencils that open with a template are docked on the left side of the drawing window. 1
    gabarit

to stencil verb (stencils, stencilled, stencilling)

  1. to stencil (duplicate; multiply)
    polycopier; photocopier
    • polycopier verb (polycopie, polycopies, polycopions, polycopiez, )
    • photocopier verb (photocopie, photocopies, photocopions, photocopiez, )

Conjugations for stencil:

present
  1. stencil
  2. stencil
  3. stencils
  4. stencil
  5. stencil
  6. stencil
simple past
  1. stencilled
  2. stencilled
  3. stencilled
  4. stencilled
  5. stencilled
  6. stencilled
present perfect
  1. have stencilled
  2. have stencilled
  3. has stencilled
  4. have stencilled
  5. have stencilled
  6. have stencilled
past continuous
  1. was stencilling
  2. were stencilling
  3. was stencilling
  4. were stencilling
  5. were stencilling
  6. were stencilling
future
  1. shall stencil
  2. will stencil
  3. will stencil
  4. shall stencil
  5. will stencil
  6. will stencil
continuous present
  1. am stencilling
  2. are stencilling
  3. is stencilling
  4. are stencilling
  5. are stencilling
  6. are stencilling
subjunctive
  1. be stencilled
  2. be stencilled
  3. be stencilled
  4. be stencilled
  5. be stencilled
  6. be stencilled
diverse
  1. stencil!
  2. let's stencil!
  5. stencilled
  6. stencilling
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for stencil:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
gabarit stencil
modèle hand-out; model; stencil; template color scheme; design; die; document template; drawing; dress-model; example; guide; leader; mannequin; matrix; mentor; model; mold; motive; mould; pattern; prototype; sample; scheme; serial number; shape; specimen; template; template file; virtual machine template
moule hand-out; model; stencil; template cast; casting; casting mould; condition; die; form; gypsum; matrix; model; mold; mould; shape; template
patron hand-out; model; stencil; template Maecenas; benefactor; boss; captain; chief; clothes pattern; commander; commanding officer; contributor; design; director; do-gooder; donor; drawing; employer; foreman; front-rank man; guide; head; holy person; leader; manager; managing director; master; mentor; motive; paper pattern; patron; patron saint; pattern; pious person; principal; protector; saint; sea captain; superior; supporter; topdog
pochoir hand-out; model; stencil; template
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
photocopier duplicate; multiply; stencil copy; make a copy of; photocopy; reproduce; xerox
polycopier duplicate; multiply; stencil duplicate; photocopy
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
modèle model

Related Words for "stencil":

  • stenciling, stencils

Synonyms for "stencil":


Related Definitions for "stencil":

  1. a sheet of material (metal, plastic, cardboard, waxed paper, silk, etc.) that has been perforated with a pattern (printing or a design); ink or paint can pass through the perforations to create the printed pattern on the surface below2
  2. mark or print with a stencil2
  3. A collection of masters associated with a particular Visio drawing type, or template. By default, stencils that open with a template are docked on the left side of the drawing window.1

Wiktionary Translations for stencil:

stencil
noun
  1. utensil consisting of a perforated sheet
stencil
noun
  1. peinture|fr feuille découper de façon que la découpure former un dessin que l’on reproduire sur la surface d’un objet, passer sur cette feuille une brosse charger de couleur.







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