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/ɜːn/ /ɝn/

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noun

Aigle de mer

A sea eagle (Haliaeetus), especially the white-tailed eagle (Haliaeetus albicilla)

Examples :

"From the boat, we watched the magnificent ern soar above the Scottish coastline, its white tail flashing in the sunlight. "

Depuis le bateau, nous avons observé le magnifique aigle de mer planer au-dessus du littoral écossais, sa queue blanche scintillant au soleil.

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noun

Aigle

Examples :

"the bald earn"

L'aigle chauve.

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verb

Couler, s'écouler

Examples :

"The stream did ern swiftly down the mountain after the heavy rain. "

Le ruisseau coulait rapidement le long de la montagne après la forte pluie.

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verb

Cailler

To (cause to) coagulate; curdle (milk) by adding rennet and applying heat.

Examples :

"The chef used rennet to ern the milk for the creamy dessert. "

Le chef a utilisé de la présure pour cailler le lait pour le dessert crémeux.

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verb

Attrister, affliger, se lamenter

To stir with strong emotion; grieve; mourn.

Examples :

"Seeing the abandoned dog erned her heart with sadness. "

Voir le chien abandonné a attristé son cœur de tristesse.

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verb

Tourmenter, torturer

To pain; torture.

Examples :

"The constant buzzing of the fluorescent light erned my head all afternoon, making it hard to focus on my work. "

Le bourdonnement constant de la lumière fluorescente a tourmenté ma tête tout l'après-midi, rendant difficile la concentration sur mon travail.

suffering sensation curse emotion

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verb

Faire pleurer, piquer

(of the eyes) To cause to water; smart.

Examples :

"The spicy curry made my eyes ern. "

Le curry épicé a fait pleurer mes yeux.

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