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buckling

/ˈbʌk.lɪŋ/

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verb

Fléchir, se déformer

To distort or collapse under physical pressure; especially, of a slender structure in compression.

Examples :

"The metal shelf was buckling under the weight of the heavy textbooks. "

L'étagère métallique fléchissait sous le poids des manuels scolaires lourds.

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verb

Fléchir, se déformer

To make bend; to cause to become distorted.

Examples :

"The heavy books on the shelf were causing the wooden board to start buckling in the middle. "

Les livres lourds sur l'étagère faisaient que la planche de bois commençait à fléchir au milieu.

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verb

Céder, craquer

To give in; to react suddenly or adversely to stress or pressure (of a person).

Examples :

"It is amazing that he has never buckled after so many years of doing such urgent work."

Il est étonnant qu'il n'ait jamais craqué après tant d'années de travail urgent.

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verb

Céder, fléchir

To yield; to give way; to cease opposing.

Examples :

"The student, overwhelmed by the difficult exam, felt his resolve buckling under the pressure. "

L'étudiant, accablé par l'examen difficile, sentait sa détermination fléchir sous la pression.

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verb

S'engager dans un travail ou un concours, se joindre à un combat rapproché, se battre

To enter upon some labour or contest; to join in close fight; to contend.

Examples :

"The students, eager to win the debate, were buckling into a fierce argument with their opponents. "

Les étudiants, désireux de gagner le débat, se lançaient dans une vive discussion avec leurs adversaires.

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verb

Se mettre au travail, se concentrer

To buckle down; to apply oneself.

Examples :

""Since the deadline is tomorrow, I need to buckling down and finish this report tonight." "

Puisque l'échéance est demain, je dois me mettre au travail et finir ce rapport ce soir.

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verb

Boucler, attacher

To fasten using a buckle.

Examples :

"She was buckling her seatbelt before starting the car. "

Elle bouclait sa ceinture de sécurité avant de démarrer la voiture.

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verb

Se marier, épouser

To unite in marriage.

Examples :

"John and Mary are buckling down to plan their wedding after getting engaged. "

John et Mary se marient pour planifier leur mariage après leurs fiançailles.

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noun

L'action de boucler

The act of fastening a buckle.

Examples :

"The child struggled with the buckling of his new belt. "

L'enfant luttait pour boucler sa nouvelle ceinture.

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noun

Fléchissement, gauchissement

A folding into hills and valleys.

Examples :

"The buckling of the old wooden floorboards made walking across the room a little uneven. "

Le fléchissement des vieilles planches de bois rendait la traversée de la pièce un peu inégale.

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noun

Fléchissement, rupture

The action of collapsing under pressure or stress.

Examples :

"The bridge's eventual buckling under the weight of the heavy traffic was a disaster waiting to happen. "

Le fléchissement éventuel du pont sous le poids de la circulation intense était une catastrophe qui n'attendait que de se produire.

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adjective

Ondulé, bouclé

Wavy; curly, as hair.

Examples :

"Her buckling hair cascaded down her shoulders in soft, natural waves. "

Ses cheveux ondulés tombaient en douces vagues naturelles sur ses épaules.

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noun

Bouquin

A young male domestic goat of between one and two years.

Examples :

"The farmer proudly showed us the buckling he planned to breed next year. "

L'agriculteur nous a fièrement montré le bouquin qu'il prévoyait d'élever l'année prochaine.

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noun

Hareng fumé

Smoked herring.

Examples :

"My grandfather enjoys a breakfast of toast and buckling every Sunday morning. "

Mon grand-père apprécie un petit-déjeuner composé de toasts et de hareng fumé tous les dimanches matin.