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deadwood

/ˈded.wʊd/

Traduction: Nom désignant les branches mortes ou sèches restant sur un arbre, ou, au sens figuré, des personnes ou des choses devenues inutiles, improductives ou superflues.

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/ˈded.wʊd/C1formal
  • frNom désignant les branches mortes ou sèches restant sur un arbre, ou, au sens figuré, des personnes ou des choses devenues inutiles, improductives ou superflues.

A noun referring to dead branches on a tree, or figuratively to people or things that are no longer useful, productive, or necessary.

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  1. Dead tree partsB1formal

    A branch or section of a tree that is no longer alive.

    frbois mort

    • The gardener removed all the deadwood from the old oak tree.
    • Deadwood can be a hazard during a storm.
    • We collected the deadwood for firewood.

    Synonymessnag

  2. Unwanted or useless people or thingsB2informal

    Someone or something that is considered unnecessary, unproductive, or a burden.

    frBois mort, éléments improductifs

    • The company needs to cut the deadwood to improve efficiency.
    • He was seen as deadwood in the department and was let go.
    • We cleared out the deadwood from the old files.

    Synonymesburdenchaffdead weightdrossencumbranceexcessimpedimentliabilitysuperfluitywaste

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  • deadwoods' possessive plural form
  • deadwood's possessive singular form
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