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bedded

/ˈbed.ɪd/

Traduction: Qualifie quelque chose qui est pourvu d'un lit ou disposé en couches ; souvent utilisé en géologie ou dans la construction., Verbe désignant l'action de mettre ou d'installer quelque chose dans un lit, ou de fixer solidement ou d'encastrer quelque chose dans une base.

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adjective

/ˈbed.ɪd/C1formaltechnical
  • frQualifie quelque chose qui est pourvu d'un lit ou disposé en couches ; souvent utilisé en géologie ou dans la construction.

Describes something that is provided with a bed or arranged in layers; often used in geology or construction contexts.

  1. Having a bed or bedsB2formal

    Furnished with a bed or beds; having a specified type of bed.

    frpourvu d'un lit

    • The hotel room was a twin-bedded room.
    • They stayed in a double-bedded cabin.
    • The dormitory is a four-bedded room.
  2. Embedded or layeredC1formal

    Fixed or set in a surrounding mass; having a layer or stratum.

    frenchâssé, stratifié

    • The fossils were bedded in layers of sedimentary rock.
    • The pipes are bedded in concrete for stability.
    • The foundation is bedded on a layer of gravel.

    Synonymesembeddedfixedlayeredsetstratified

Formes
  • more bedded comparative form
  • most bedded superlative form
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verb

bed/bɛd/B2formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'action de mettre ou d'installer quelque chose dans un lit, ou de fixer solidement ou d'encastrer quelque chose dans une base.

A verb used to indicate the act of providing or placing something in a bed, or to fix or embed something firmly in a base.

  1. To provide with a bedB1formal

    To provide a place for someone to sleep.

    frcoucher, loger

    • The innkeeper bedded the travelers in the spare room.
    • We bedded the guests in the guesthouse.
    • They bedded the children down for the night.

    Synonymesaccommodatehouselodgeput upquartershelter

  2. To plant or embedB2formal

    To set or fix something firmly in a base or foundation.

    frsceller, enchâsser

    • The gardener bedded the young plants in rich soil.
    • The stones were bedded in concrete.
    • He bedded the fence posts securely in the ground.

    Synonymesburyembedfiximplantplantsetsink

  3. To have sex with (slang)C1informal

    To have sexual intercourse with someone.

    frcoucher avec (qqn)

    • He boasted about bedding many women.
    • The novel's protagonist bedded the countess.
    • In the movie, the hero beds the villain's wife.

    Synonymesbangbonkfuckhumplayscrewshagsleep with

    Antonymesabstainchastise

Formes
  • bedded past participle
  • bedded past simple
  • bedding present participle
  • beds third person singular

Variantes phrasalbed down

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