The adjective "impermeable" means impervious or not permitting passage through its substance, using Gore-Tex as an example of material impermeable to liquids.
L'adjectif "impermeable" (imperméable) signifie qui ne permet pas le passage à travers sa substance, comme un tissu imperméable à l'eau pour un imperméable.
| Word | impermeable |
|---|---|
| Part of Speech | ADJ. |
| Definition | impervious; not permitting passage through its substance. |
| Sentence | Sue chose a raincoat made of Gore-Tex because the material was impermeable to liquids. |
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