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baton

/ˈbæt.ɒn/

Traduction: Bâton fin utilisé par un chef d'orchestre, matraque courte d'agent de police, sceptre symbolisant l'autorité, bâton de majorette ou témoin cylindrique passé lors d'une course de relais.

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noun

/ˈbæt.ɒn/B2formal
  • frBâton fin utilisé par un chef d'orchestre, matraque courte d'agent de police, sceptre symbolisant l'autorité, bâton de majorette ou témoin cylindrique passé lors d'une course de relais.

A noun referring to a thin rod used by a conductor, a short club carried by police, a staff symbolizing authority, a twirling rod for a drum major, or a cylinder passed in a relay race.

  1. Conductor's stickB1formalart

    A thin, tapered rod used by a conductor to direct an orchestra or choir.

    frBaguette de chef d'orchestre

    • The conductor raised his baton to begin the symphony.
    • She tapped the music stand with her baton to get the orchestra's attention.
    • The baton moved gracefully through the air, guiding the musicians.
  2. Police clubB1formal

    A short, stout club carried by police officers for self-defense or crowd control.

    frmatraque

    • The officer used his baton to break up the fight.
    • Police batons are often made of wood or metal.
    • He was struck with a baton during the protest.

    Synonymesbillybilly clubcoshnightsticktruncheon

  3. Symbol of authorityB2formal

    A short staff carried by some officials to symbolize their office or authority.

    frBâton d'autorité

    • The marshal carried a ceremonial baton during the parade.
    • The queen's baton was adorned with jewels.
    • The official's baton represented his rank in the organization.

    Synonymesmacerodscepterstaffwand

  4. Majorette's propB1informalsport

    A hollow metal rod that is wielded or twirled by a drum major or drum majorette.

    frBâton de majorette

    • The drum major tossed the baton high into the air.
    • She practiced twirling the baton for hours before the competition.
    • The baton sparkled under the stadium lights.
  5. Relay race objectA2formalsport

    A hollow cylinder passed from runner to runner in a relay race.

    frtémoin

    • The runner dropped the baton during the exchange.
    • She passed the baton smoothly to her teammate.
    • The team won the race thanks to a flawless baton handoff.

    Synonymesstick

Formes
  • batons plural form
  • batons' possessive plural form
  • baton's possessive singular form
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