additive Substances mixed in small quantities with another product to modify its chemical or physical state. Additives are used to make food look visually more attractive, in the case of colouring agents, as well as to preserve and extend the life of the product ['ædɪtɪv] adj.

environ.

additif

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additive ['ædɪtɪv] abbr.

abbr., silic.

add.

additive

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AND
comp.	ET
comp., MS	AND; ET
tech.	AND
AND-
automat.	-ET
and
gen.	ainsi que


interference
gen.	bruit parasite
automat.	défaut
chem.	influence; interaction
gear.tr.	interférence
patents.	collision
phys.	parasite
socioling.	transfert négatif; transfer négatif
UN health.	immixtion