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latch

/lætʃ/

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verb

Verrouiller, fermer à loquet

To close or lock as if with a latch.

Examples :

"Please latch the classroom door before leaving. "

Veuillez verrouiller la porte de la salle de classe avant de partir.

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verb

Saisir, attraper

To catch; lay hold of.

Examples :

"The child latched onto her mother's hand as they crossed the busy street. "

L'enfant a saisi la main de sa mère alors qu'ils traversaient la rue animée.

action part device machine

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noun

Loquet, verrou

A fastening for a door that has a bar that fits into a notch or slot, and is lifted by a lever or string from either side.

Examples :

"The latch on the classroom door was broken, so the students had to push it open. "

Le loquet de la porte de la salle de classe était cassé, de sorte que les élèves ont dû la pousser pour l'ouvrir.

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noun

Bascule

A flip-flop electronic circuit

Examples :

"The computer technician used a special latch circuit to store the student's test scores. "

Le technicien informatique a utilisé une bascule spéciale pour stocker les notes de l'élève.

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noun

Loquet, verrou

Examples :

"The latch on the school door is broken, so the students can't get in. "

Le loquet de la porte de l'école est cassé, donc les élèves ne peuvent pas entrer.

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noun

Loquet, verrou

Examples :

"The medieval archer used his heavy latch to hunt rabbits in the forest. "

L'archer médiéval utilisait son verrou lourd pour chasser les lapins dans la forêt.

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noun

Loquet, verrou

That which fastens or holds; a lace; a snare.

Examples :

"The broken latch on the classroom door made it hard to keep the students in. "

Le loquet cassé de la porte de la salle de classe rendait difficile de garder les élèves à l'intérieur.

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noun

La prise du sein

A breastfeeding baby's connection to the breast.

Examples :

"The baby's strong latch ensured a good milk flow. "

La bonne prise du sein du bébé assurait une bonne lactation.

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noun

Verrou, loquet

A lightweight lock to protect internal structures from being modified by multiple concurrent accesses.

Examples :

"The database program has a latch to prevent multiple users from changing the same student record at the same time. "

Le programme de base de données possède un verrou pour empêcher plusieurs utilisateurs de modifier le même enregistrement d'étudiant en même temps.

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verb

Enduire, oindre

To smear; to anoint.

Examples :

"The baker used a pastry brush to latch the tops of the croissants with melted butter before baking them. "

Le boulanger a utilisé un pinceau de pâtisserie pour enduire le dessus des croissants de beurre fondu avant de les cuire.

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