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cascade

/kæˈskeɪd/

Traduction: Nom désignant une petite chute d'eau ou une série de chutes d'eau, ou, plus généralement, un processus ou une séquence qui s'écoule ou se déroule par étapes., Verbe utilisé pour décrire l'action de tomber, s'écouler ou se transmettre en cascade, par étapes successives, comme une chute d'eau ou une série d'événements.

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noun

/kæˈskeɪd/B2formal
  • frNom désignant une petite chute d'eau ou une série de chutes d'eau, ou, plus généralement, un processus ou une séquence qui s'écoule ou se déroule par étapes.

A noun referring to a small waterfall or a series of waterfalls, or more generally, a process or sequence that flows or falls in stages.

  1. B2formal

    A small waterfall or a series of small waterfalls, often in a natural setting.

    frCascade (chute d'eau)

    • The hikers stopped to admire the beautiful cascade in the forest.
    • Water flowed down the cascade into the pool below.
    • The cascade was a popular spot for photographers.

    Synonymescataractchuteflumewaterfall

  2. Series of eventsB2formal

    A process or sequence of events that happens quickly and one after another, often with each event causing the next.

    frcascade (d'événements)

    • The economic crisis triggered a cascade of bankruptcies.
    • A cascade of events led to the final decision.
    • The announcement caused a cascade of reactions on social media.

    Synonymeschainchain reactiondomino effectprogressionsequenceseriessuccessiontrainwave

  3. Falling or flowing massB2formal

    A large amount of something that falls, hangs, or flows down in a way that resembles a waterfall.

    frcascade

    • Her hair fell in a cascade of curls down her back.
    • A cascade of flowers decorated the wedding arch.
    • The dress had a cascade of ruffles along the hem.

    Synonymesavalanchecataractdelugefloodflowoutpouringrushstreamtorrentwaterfall

Formes
  • cascades plural form
  • cascades' possessive plural form
  • cascade's possessive singular form
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verb

/kæˈskeɪd/C1formaltechnical
  • frVerbe utilisé pour décrire l'action de tomber, s'écouler ou se transmettre en cascade, par étapes successives, comme une chute d'eau ou une série d'événements.

A verb used to describe the action of something falling, flowing, or passing downward in stages, like a waterfall or a series of events.

  1. Flow or fall downwardsB2formal

    To flow or fall in large amounts like a waterfall.

    frtomber en cascade

    • Water cascaded down the rocks after the storm.
    • Her hair cascaded over her shoulders.
    • The waterfall cascaded into the pool below.

    Synonymesfloodgushplungepourrushspillstreamsurgetumblewaterfall

    Antonymesascendrisesoar

  2. Spread or pass onB2formal

    To pass something from one person or level to another in a series.

    frtransmettre en cascade

    • The news cascaded through the office quickly.
    • The effects of the policy cascaded down to all departments.
    • Information cascaded from management to the staff.

    Synonymesconveydisseminatehand downpass onpropagaterelayspreadtransmit

Formes
  • cascaded past participle
  • cascaded past simple
  • cascading present participle
  • cascades third person singular

Variantes phrasalcascade down

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