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breaker

/ˈbreɪ.kər/

Traduction: Nom avec plusieurs sens : ouvrier de carrière qui fend des blocs de pierre ; vague qui se brise sur le rivage ; ou dispositif qui coupe un circuit électrique en cas de surcharge.

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noun

/ˈbreɪ.kər/B2formal
  • frNom avec plusieurs sens : ouvrier de carrière qui fend des blocs de pierre ; vague qui se brise sur le rivage ; ou dispositif qui coupe un circuit électrique en cas de surcharge.

A noun with multiple meanings: a quarry worker who splits stone blocks; waves that break on the shore; or a device that trips a switch to open an electrical circuit when overloaded.

  1. Stone workerC1formal

    A quarry worker who splits off blocks of stone.

    frCarrier (ouvrier qui débite la pierre)

    • The breaker used a chisel to split the granite.
    • Experienced breakers can extract large slabs of marble.
    • The quarry employed several breakers for the job.

    Synonymesquarrymanstonecutter

  2. Breaking waveB1formal

    A wave that breaks into foam as it approaches the shore.

    frVague déferlante

    • The breakers crashed against the rocks.
    • Surfers love riding the big breakers at this beach.
    • The sound of breakers was calming in the distance.

    Synonymescomberrollersurfwhitecap

  3. Circuit breakerB2formaltechnical

    A device that automatically interrupts an electrical circuit when overloaded.

    frDisjoncteur

    • The breaker tripped when the power surge occurred.
    • He reset the breaker after fixing the short circuit.
    • Always check the breaker box before replacing a fuse.

    Synonymescircuit breaker

Formes
  • breakers plural form
  • breakers' possessive plural form
  • breaker's possessive singular form
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