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girth

/ɡɜːθ/ /ɡɝθ/

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noun

Sangle

A band passed under the belly of an animal, which holds a saddle or a harness saddle in place.

Examples :

"The rider tightened the girth on the horse's saddle before mounting. "

Le cavalier a serré la sangle de la selle du cheval avant de monter.

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noun

Circonférence

The part of an animal around which the girth fits.

Examples :

"The horse's girth is measured to ensure the saddle fits comfortably. "

La circonférence du cheval est mesurée pour s'assurer que la selle s'adapte confortablement.

animal part body

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Tour de taille, circonférence de la taille

One's waistline circumference, most often a large one.

Examples :

"The gymnast's impressive girth made her a standout performer. "

L'impressionnant tour de taille de la gymnaste a fait d'elle une artiste hors pair.

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Circonférence, tour de taille

A small horizontal brace or girder.

Examples :

"The carpenter added a small girth to support the wobbly shelf. "

Le charpentier a ajouté une petite circonférence pour soutenir l'étagère bancale.

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Circonférence

The distance measured around an object.

Examples :

"The bicycle tire's girth was too wide for the narrow bike path. "

La circonférence du pneu de vélo était trop large pour la piste cyclable étroite.

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Circonférence, longueur du plus court cycle

The length of the shortest cycle in a graph.

Examples :

"The research paper discussed how adding a single edge to the social network graph significantly reduced its girth, indicating a much shorter chain of connections needed to form a closed loop of relationships. "

L'article de recherche a expliqué comment l'ajout d'une seule arête au graphe du réseau social a considérablement réduit sa circonférence, indiquant une chaîne de connexions beaucoup plus courte nécessaire pour former une boucle fermée de relations.

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verb

Ceinturer

To bind as if with a girth or band.

Examples :

"The stablehand had to girth the saddle tightly to the horse before the rider could mount. "

Le palefrenier devait ceinturer fermement la selle au cheval avant que le cavalier ne puisse monter.