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bender

/ˈbɛn.dər/

Traduction: Nom avec plusieurs sens : un outil pour plier des objets ; une période de forte consommation d'alcool ou de débauche ; ou un type de lancer au baseball qui se courbe en approchant du frappeur.

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/ˈbɛn.dər/B2formal
  • frNom avec plusieurs sens : un outil pour plier des objets ; une période de forte consommation d'alcool ou de débauche ; ou un type de lancer au baseball qui se courbe en approchant du frappeur.

A noun with multiple meanings: a tool used for bending objects; a period of heavy drinking or revelry; or a type of baseball pitch that curves as it approaches the batter.

  1. Tool for bendingB2formal

    A device or tool used to bend materials such as metal, plastic, or wood.

    frCintreuse

    • He used a pipe bender to shape the metal tube.
    • The metal bender made precise curves in the wire.
    • A tube bender is essential for plumbing work.
  2. Drinking spreeB2informal

    A period of excessive drinking or a merry drinking party.

    frbeuverie

    • They went on a bender after winning the championship.
    • He was on a three-day bender and missed work.
    • The party turned into a wild bender that lasted all night.

    Synonymesbingecarousalcarousedebauchjagspreetoot

  3. Curved baseball pitchC1informalamerican

    A pitch in baseball that is thrown with spin so that its path curves as it approaches the batter.

    frBalle courbe (baseball)

    • The pitcher threw a nasty bender that fooled the batter.
    • His signature bender is nearly impossible to hit.
    • The curveball, also called a bender, is a tricky pitch to master.

    Synonymesbreaking ballcurvehook

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