Signification visuelle de 'clew'? - apprendre avec des images, exemples du quotidien

noun

Pelote, masse

A roughly spherical mass or body.

"The cat batted playfully at the clew of yarn, unraveling it slowly across the floor. "

Le chat jouait joyeusement avec la pelote de fil, la déroulant lentement sur le sol.

mass thing

Illustration visuelle de clew: Pelote - Image 1

noun

Pelote

A ball of thread or yarn.

"The kitten batted playfully at the clew of bright red yarn, unraveling it across the living room floor. "

Le chaton jouait joyeusement avec la pelote de fil rouge vif, la déroulant sur le sol du salon.

material item

Illustration visuelle de clew: Fil, indice, fil d'Ariane - Image 1

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noun

Fil, indice, fil d'Ariane

Yarn or thread as used to guide one's way through a maze or labyrinth; a guide, a clue.

"The scattered papers and disorganized notes were a confusing mess, but a single, dated receipt served as the clew that helped her piece together the events of that day. "

Les papiers éparpillés et les notes désorganisées étaient un fouillis confus, mais un seul reçu daté a servi de fil d'Ariane qui l'a aidée à reconstituer les événements de cette journée.

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noun

Point d'écoute

The lower corner(s) of a sail to which a sheet is attached for trimming the sail (adjusting its position relative to the wind); the metal loop or cringle in the corner of the sail, to which the sheet is attached. (on a triangular sail) The trailing corner relative to the wind direction.

"The sailor tightened the sheet attached to the clew of the mainsail to improve the boat's performance in the wind. "

Le marin a serré l'écoute attachée au point d'écoute de la grand-voile pour améliorer les performances du bateau dans le vent.

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noun

Les écoutes

(in the plural) The sheets so attached to a sail.

"The sailor adjusted the tension on the clews of the mainsail to catch more wind. "

Le marin a ajusté la tension sur les écoutes de la grand-voile pour attraper plus de vent.

nautical sailing ocean

noun

Les cordages suspendant un hamac

(in the plural) The cords suspending a hammock.

"The old hammock sagged because several of its clews were frayed and close to breaking. "

Le vieux hamac s'affaissait car plusieurs de ses cordages étaient effilochés et sur le point de se rompre.

nautical sailing

verb

Enrouler en boule

To roll into a ball

"She carefully clewed the long yarn into a neat ball after she finished knitting. "

Elle a soigneusement enroulé la longue laine en boule après avoir fini de tricoter.

action process

verb

Border, carguer

(transitive and intransitive) to raise the lower corner(s) of (a sail)

"The sailor clewed the mainsail as they approached the harbor, reducing its size to prepare for docking. "

Le marin a cargué la grand-voile à l'approche du port, réduisant ainsi sa taille pour préparer l'accostage.

nautical sailing

noun

Fil, indice, guide

A strand of yarn etc. as used to guide one through a labyrinth; something which points the way, a guide.

"The single forgotten word in the student's notes was the clew that unlocked the entire theorem. "

Le seul mot oublié dans les notes de l'étudiant était le fil conducteur qui a débloqué tout le théorème.

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noun

Indice, renseignement

Information which may lead one to a certain point or conclusion.

"The torn envelope with a foreign stamp was the first clew in unraveling the mystery of her grandmother's secret life. "

L'enveloppe déchirée avec un timbre étranger était le premier indice pour percer le mystère de la vie secrète de sa grand-mère.

way point

Illustration visuelle de clew: Indice, indication - Image 1

noun

Indice, indication

An object or a kind of indication which may be used as evidence.

"The misplaced library book, found hidden under a student's desk, was a vital clew in figuring out who had vandalized the computers. "

Le livre de bibliothèque égaré, trouvé caché sous le bureau d'un étudiant, était un indice vital pour comprendre qui avait vandalisé les ordinateurs.

story sign thing literature

noun

Indice, renseignement

Insight or understanding ("to have a clue [about]" or "to have clue". See have a clue, clue stick)

"After reviewing the experiment's data, the scientist finally had a clew to the puzzle's solution. "

Après avoir examiné les données de l'expérience, le scientifique a finalement eu un indice pour la solution de l'énigme.

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