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shed

/ʃɛd/

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verb

Perdre, se séparer

To part, separate or divide.

Examples :

"A metal comb shed her golden hair."

Un peigne en métal a fait perdre ses cheveux dorés.

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verb

Perdre, se défaire de, se séparer de

To part with, separate from, leave off; cast off, let fall, be divested of.

Examples :

"When we found the snake, it was in the process of shedding its skin."

Quand nous avons trouvé le serpent, il était en train de muer.

physiology biology nature animal plant

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verb

Verser, répandre

To pour; to make flow.

Examples :

"The gardener shed water onto the thirsty plants. "

Le jardinier a versé de l'eau sur les plantes assoiffées.

action body physiology

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verb

Verser, perdre

To allow to flow or fall.

Examples :

"A tarpaulin sheds water."

Une bâche laisse couler l'eau.

physiology body nature

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verb

Émettre, diffuser

To radiate, cast, give off (light); see also shed light on.

Examples :

"Can you shed any light on this problem?"

Pouvez-vous émettre une lumière sur ce problème ?

physics energy phenomena

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verb

Verser, répandre, émettre

To pour forth, give off, impart.

Examples :

"The old lamp shed a warm, yellow light into the room. "

La vieille lampe répandait une lumière jaune et chaleureuse dans la pièce.

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verb

Verser, répandre

To fall in drops; to pour.

Examples :

"The rain began to shed from the clouds, soaking the thirsty ground. "

La pluie a commencé à tomber des nuages, trempant le sol assoiffé.

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verb

Répandre, parsemer, couvrir

To sprinkle; to intersperse; to cover.

Examples :

"The teacher shed a few extra examples into the lesson to help clarify the concept. "

Le professeur a répandu quelques exemples supplémentaires dans la leçon pour aider à clarifier le concept.

appearance nature

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verb

Diviser

To divide, as the warp threads, so as to form a shed, or passageway, for the shuttle.

Examples :

"The weaver carefully shed the threads to allow the shuttle to pass through. "

Le tisserand a soigneusement divisé les fils pour permettre à la navette de passer.

technical machine process

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noun

Pas de chaîne

An area between upper and lower warp yarns through which the weft is woven.

Examples :

"The weaver carefully placed the colored yarn through the shed to create the intricate pattern in the tapestry. "

Le tisserand a soigneusement placé le fil coloré à travers le pas de chaîne pour créer le motif complexe dans la tapisserie.

material technical industry

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noun

Distinction, limite

A distinction or dividing-line.

Examples :

"The teacher drew a clear shed between the advanced and regular math classes. "

Le professeur a tracé une distinction claire entre les cours de maths avancés et réguliers.

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noun

Raie

A parting in the hair.

Examples :

"My grandmother has a beautiful, natural shed in her hair. "

Ma grand-mère a une belle raie naturelle dans les cheveux.

appearance style body

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noun

Sommet du crâne

The top of the head.

Examples :

"My brother bumped his shed on the doorframe, making his head hurt. "

Mon frère s'est cogné le sommet du crâne contre le cadre de la porte, ce qui lui a fait mal à la tête.

body part anatomy

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noun

Hangars, remise

An area of land as distinguished from those around it.

Examples :

"The school's new sports field shed is separated from the parking lot by a low fence. "

Le nouveau hangar du terrain de sport de l'école est séparé du parking par une basse clôture.

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noun

Hangard, remise, cabane

A slight or temporary structure built to shade or shelter something; a structure usually open in front; an outbuilding; a hut.

Examples :

"a wagon shed; a wood shed; a garden shed"

Un hangar à wagons ; un hangar à bois ; un cabanon de jardin.

architecture building property

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noun

Hangar, entrepôt

A large temporary open structure for reception of goods.

Examples :

"The farmer built a shed to store his harvest. "

L'agriculteur a construit un hangar pour entreposer sa récolte.

architecture structure building property industry

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noun

Bagnole, épave

An automobile which is old, worn-out, slow, or otherwise of poor quality.

Examples :

"My uncle's shed of a car was so unreliable; it broke down on the way to school every week. "

La bagnole de mon oncle était tellement une épave qu'elle tombait en panne chaque semaine sur le chemin de l'école.

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noun

Locomotive de la classe 66 de British Rail

(rail transportation) A British Rail Class 66 locomotive.

Examples :

"The train engineer carefully operated the shed, a powerful British Rail Class 66 locomotive. "

Le mécanicien de train a manœuvré avec précaution la locomotive de la classe 66 de British Rail, une machine puissante.

vehicle machine

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verb

Remiser

To place or allocate a vehicle, such as a locomotive, in or to a depot or shed.

Examples :

"The train crew carefully shed the locomotive in the railway shed. "

L'équipe du train a remisé avec soin la locomotive dans le hangar ferroviaire.