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chevron

/ˈʃev.rən/

Traduction: Motif ou symbole en forme de V, souvent utilisé en héraldique, dans les insignes militaires ou comme indicateur de direction dans le design et l'ingénierie.

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noun

/ˈʃev.rən/C1formaltechnical
  • frMotif ou symbole en forme de V, souvent utilisé en héraldique, dans les insignes militaires ou comme indicateur de direction dans le design et l'ingénierie.

A V-shaped pattern or symbol, often used in heraldry, military insignia, or as a directional indicator in design and engineering.

  1. V-shaped patternB2formal

    A pattern or shape resembling an inverted V, often used in heraldry, architecture, or design.

    frchevron (motif en V)

    • The soldier's uniform had a chevron on the sleeve.
    • The building's facade featured a decorative chevron pattern.
    • She painted a chevron design on the wall.

    Synonymesv

  2. Military rank insigniaB2formal

    A V-shaped stripe or bar on a military uniform indicating rank or length of service.

    frChevron militaire

    • He was promoted and received a new chevron on his uniform.
    • The sergeant wore three chevrons on his sleeve.
    • Chevrons are used in many armed forces to denote non-commissioned officers.

    Synonymesbarstripe

  3. Geometric symbolC1formal

    A V-shaped symbol used in various contexts, such as maps, diagrams, or heraldry.

    frChevron (symbole géométrique)

    • The map used chevrons to indicate mountain ranges.
    • The coat of arms featured a gold chevron on a blue background.
    • In heraldry, a chevron often represents protection or building.

    Synonymesv

Formes
  • chevrons plural form
  • chevrons' possessive plural form
  • chevron's possessive singular form
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