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caned

/keɪnd/

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verb

Fouetter, frapper avec une canne

To strike or beat with a cane or similar implement

Examples :

"The old-fashioned headmaster caned the misbehaving student. "

Le directeur à l'ancienne a fouetté l'élève indiscipliné.

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verb

Vaincre, battre

To destroy; to comprehensively defeat

Examples :

"Mudchester Rovers were caned 10-0."

Mudchester Rovers a été battu 10-0.

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verb

Réussir, faire bien

To do something well, in a competent fashion

Examples :

"The student caned her presentation, impressing the teacher with her clear explanations. "

L'étudiante a réussi sa présentation, impressionnant le professeur avec ses explications claires.

achievement ability

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verb

Fouetter, frapper

To produce extreme pain

Examples :

"The teacher caned the student's hand for misbehaving in class, causing him to cry in pain. "

Le professeur a fouetté la main de l'élève pour mauvaise conduite en classe, ce qui l'a fait pleurer de douleur.

sensation suffering action

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verb

Canné

To make or furnish with cane or rattan.

Examples :

"to cane chairs"

canné des chaises

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adjective

ivre, saoul

Intoxicated by alcohol or drugs

Examples :

"The caned student stumbled out of the classroom, slurring his words. "

L'étudiant saoul titubait hors de la salle de classe, en bafouillant.

drink substance sensation condition

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adjective

Rempli de flocons blancs; mère; dit du vinaigre contenant de la mère

Filled with white flakes; mothery; said of vinegar when containing mother.

Examples :

"The homemade vinegar was caned, showing a cloudy appearance from the mother forming inside. "

Le vinaigre fait maison était rempli de flocons blancs, montrant une apparence trouble due à la mère qui se formait à l'intérieur.

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