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noun

Capuche

A covering for the head attached to a larger garment such as a jacket or cloak.

Examples :

"The boy pulled the hood of his jacket up to keep the rain out of his face. "

Le garçon a relevé la capuche de sa veste pour éviter que la pluie ne lui entre dans le visage.

wear appearance body style

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noun

Toge, capuche

A distinctively coloured fold of material, representing a university degree.

Examples :

"My brother proudly wore his university's distinctive red hood at the graduation ceremony. "

Mon frère portait fièrement sa toge rouge distinctive de l'université lors de la cérémonie de remise des diplômes.

culture education wear degree

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noun

Capot, capuchon

An enclosure that protects something, especially from above.

Examples :

"The little bird found shelter under the protective hood of the large bush. "

Le petit oiseau a trouvé refuge sous le capot protecteur du grand buisson.

part vehicle machine wear

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noun

Capote

A soft top of a convertible car or carriage.

Examples :

"The convertible car had a soft hood that folded down easily. "

La voiture décapotable avait une capote souple qui se repliait facilement.

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noun

Capot

The hinged cover over the engine of a motor vehicle: known as a bonnet in other countries.

Examples :

"Before starting the car, remember to open the hood to check the oil level. "

Avant de démarrer la voiture, pensez à ouvrir le capot pour vérifier le niveau d'huile.

vehicle part machine

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noun

Hotte

A metal covering that leads to a vent to suck away smoke or fumes.

Examples :

"The kitchen hood efficiently sucked away the smoky smell from the frying fish. "

La hotte de la cuisine a aspiré efficacement l'odeur de fumée du poisson frit.

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verb

Capuchonner, couvrir d'une capuche

To cover something with a hood.

Examples :

"To keep warm, she hooded her jacket. "

Pour se tenir chaud, elle a capuchonné sa veste.

appearance wear

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noun

Gangster, voyou

Gangster, thug.

Examples :

"The neighborhood kids were afraid of the local hood. "

Les enfants du quartier avaient peur du voyou local.

person character society

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noun

Quartier, voisinage

Examples :

"What’s goin’ down in the hood?"

Qu'est-ce qui se passe dans le quartier ?

area place society

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adjective

Relatif à la vie quotidienne des quartiers défavorisés, avec ses aspects positifs et négatifs

Relating to inner-city everyday life, both positive and negative aspects; especially people’s attachment to and love for their neighborhoods.

Examples :

"The hood kids had a strong sense of community, supporting each other through school and everyday challenges. "

Les jeunes des quartiers avaient un fort sentiment de communauté, se soutenant mutuellement à l'école et face aux défis quotidiens.

culture society area place style

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noun

Personne portant un sweat à capuche

Person wearing a hoodie.

Examples :

"The hood walked quickly to class, trying to avoid the rain. "

La personne portant un sweat à capuche marchait rapidement en classe, essayant d'éviter la pluie.

appearance wear person