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

noun

Fourche, fourche-bêche

A pronged tool having a long straight handle, used for digging, lifting, throwing etc.

"The farmer used forks to toss the hay into the truck. "

L'agriculteur a utilisé une fourche pour jeter le foin dans le camion.

utensil food item

noun

Fourche, fourchette de jardin

A pronged tool for use in the garden; a smaller hand fork for weeding etc., or larger for turning over the soil.

"Sentence: Maria used her forks to turn over the soil in her vegetable garden, preparing it for planting. "

Maria a utilisé sa fourche de jardin pour retourner la terre dans son potager, la préparant pour la plantation.

agriculture utensil plant

noun

Potence, gibet

A gallows.

"In old Western movies, criminals were sometimes hanged from makeshift forks, constructed quickly from sturdy tree branches. "

Dans les vieux films de western, les criminels étaient parfois pendus à des potences de fortune, construites rapidement à partir de solides branches d'arbres.

utensil weapon

Illustration visuelle de forks: Fourchettes - Image 1

noun

Fourchettes

A utensil with spikes used to put solid food into the mouth, or to hold food down while cutting.

"We need to buy more forks because we don't have enough for everyone at dinner. "

Nous devons acheter plus de fourchettes car nous n'en avons pas assez pour tout le monde au dîner.

utensil food

noun

Diapason

A tuning fork.

"The music teacher struck the forks against the table to tune the piano. "

Le professeur de musique a frappé le diapason contre la table pour accorder le piano.

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noun

Fourches, embranchement

An intersection in a road or path where one road is split into two.

""At the forks in the road, we need to decide whether to go left towards the park or right towards the library." "

Aux fourches de la route, nous devons décider si nous allons à gauche vers le parc ou à droite vers la bibliothèque.

way direction place

Illustration visuelle de forks: Fourches, dents - Image 1

noun

Fourches, dents

One of the parts into which anything is furcated or divided; a prong; a branch of a stream, a road, etc.; a barbed point, as of an arrow.

"The trail forks ahead; we need to decide whether to go left or right. "

Le sentier se divise devant nous ; nous devons décider si nous allons à gauche ou à droite.

part utensil way

noun

Fourche, bifurcation

A point where a waterway, such as a river, splits and goes two (or more) different directions.

"The kayaking trip ended at the forks, where the river split into two separate streams. "

L'excursion en kayak s'est terminée à la fourche, où la rivière s'est divisée en deux cours d'eau distincts.

geography place direction

noun

Fourches, embranchements

Used in the names of some river tributaries.

"West Fork White River and East Fork White River join together to form the White River of Indiana."

West Fork White River et East Fork White River se rejoignent pour former la rivière White River de l'Indiana.

geography

noun

Carrefour, croisée des chemins

A point in time where one has to make a decision between two life paths.

"Graduation day often presents forks in students' lives, requiring them to choose between university and immediate employment. "

Le jour de la remise des diplômes présente souvent une croisée des chemins dans la vie des étudiants, les obligeant à choisir entre l'université et un emploi immédiat.

way philosophy mind future time possibility

noun

Attaque à la fourchette

The simultaneous attack of two adversary pieces with one single attacking piece (especially a knight).

"The chess player expertly maneuvered his knight, creating forks that simultaneously threatened the opponent's queen and rook. "

Le joueur d'échecs manœuvra habilement son cavalier, créant des attaques à la fourchette qui menaçaient simultanément la dame et la tour de l'adversaire.

game sport

noun

Fourches, bifurcation

A splitting-up of an existing process into itself and a child process executing parts of the same program.

"The operating system often uses forks when a single application needs to perform multiple tasks at the same time, creating new processes to handle each task. "

Le système d'exploitation utilise souvent des bifurcations lorsqu'une seule application doit effectuer plusieurs tâches en même temps, créant de nouveaux processus pour gérer chaque tâche.

computing technology process

noun

Fourche, scission

The splitting of a software development effort into two or more separate projects, especially in free and open-source software.

"The project experienced numerous forks when disagreements arose about the software's future direction. "

Le projet a connu de nombreuses scissions lorsque des désaccords sont apparus concernant l'orientation future du logiciel.

computing technology internet technical science

noun

Fourches, bifurcations

Any of the software projects resulting from such a split.

"LibreOffice is a fork of OpenOffice."

LibreOffice est une fourche d'OpenOffice.

computing technology internet

noun

Fourche, scission

(cryptocurrency, by extension) A split in a blockchain resulting from protocol disagreements, or a branch of the blockchain resulting from such a split.

"Due to disagreements about upgrades, the original cryptocurrency experienced several forks, resulting in new, separate versions of the digital currency. "

En raison de désaccords sur les mises à niveau, la crypto-monnaie d'origine a connu plusieurs fourches, ce qui a entraîné de nouvelles versions distinctes de la monnaie numérique.

technology computing internet business finance economy

noun

Entrejambe, fourche

The crotch.

"After climbing the tree, he ripped his pants at the forks. "

Après avoir grimpé à l'arbre, il a déchiré son pantalon à l'entrejambe.

anatomy body sex part

noun

Chariot élévateur

A forklift.

"Are you qualified to drive a fork?"

Êtes-vous qualifié pour conduire un chariot élévateur ?

vehicle machine industry technology

noun

Les fourches

The set of blades of a forklift, on which the goods to be raised are loaded.

"The warehouse worker carefully positioned the forks of the forklift under the pallet of boxes. "

L'employé de l'entrepôt a positionné avec soin les fourches du chariot élévateur sous la palette de boîtes.

machine vehicle item technology work industry technical part utensil

noun

Fourche

In a bicycle or motorcycle, the portion of the frameset holding the front wheel, allowing the rider to steer and balance, also called front fork.

"The fork can be equipped with a suspension on mountain bikes."

La fourche peut être équipée d'une suspension sur les VTT.

vehicle part machine technology

noun

Les arçons avant d'une selle

The upper front brow of a saddle bow, connected in the tree by the two saddle bars to the cantle on the other end.

"The leather covering the forks of the old saddle was worn, revealing the wood underneath. "

Le cuir recouvrant les arçons avant de la vieille selle était usé, révélant le bois en dessous.

part technical vehicle

Illustration visuelle de forks: Se diviser en branches, bifurquer - Image 1

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verb

Se diviser en branches, bifurquer

To divide into two or more branches.

"A road, a tree, or a stream forks."

Une route, un arbre ou un cours d'eau se divise en branches.

direction way action

verb

Fourcher

To move with a fork (as hay or food).

"The farmer forks the hay into the wagon. "

Le fermier fourche le foin dans la charrette.

food utensil agriculture action

verb

Fourcher, se ramifier

To spawn a new child process in some sense duplicating the existing process.

"The program forks to handle multiple user requests simultaneously without slowing down. "

Le programme se ramifie pour gérer plusieurs requêtes utilisateur simultanément sans ralentir.

computing technology process technical system

verb

Scinder, bifurquer

To split a (software) project into several projects.

"When the original school project became too complicated, the team forks it into smaller, more manageable sub-projects. "

Lorsque le projet scolaire initial est devenu trop compliqué, l'équipe l'a scindé en sous-projets plus petits et plus gérables.

computing technology internet technical

verb

Forker, diviser

To split a (software) distributed version control repository

""Maria forks the open-source project on GitHub to create her own version with added features." "

Maria fork le projet open-source sur GitHub pour créer sa propre version avec des fonctionnalités supplémentaires.

computing internet technology technical

verb

Donner un coup de pied dans les parties génitales de quelqu'un

To kick someone in the crotch.

body action sex

verb

Fourcher

To shoot into blades, as corn does.

"After weeks of sunny weather, the young corn plant finally forks, its leaves shooting into narrow blades. "

Après des semaines de beau temps, le jeune plant de maïs fourche enfin, ses feuilles se transformant en lames étroites.

plant agriculture biology nature

noun

Le fond d'une fosse, puisard

The bottom of a sump into which the water of a mine drains.

"During the mine's inspection, the team found that the forks were nearly full of water, requiring immediate pumping to prevent flooding. "

Lors de l'inspection de la mine, l'équipe a constaté que le fond de la fosse était presque plein d'eau, ce qui nécessitait un pompage immédiat pour éviter une inondation.

technical

verb

Assécher

To bale a shaft dry.

"After the heavy rain flooded the mine shaft, the team worked tirelessly to forks it dry, using pumps and buckets to remove the water. "

Après que les fortes pluies ont inondé la galerie de la mine, l'équipe a travaillé sans relâche pour l'assécher, utilisant des pompes et des seaux pour enlever l'eau.

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