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debris

/dəˈbriː/

Traduction: Nom désignant des fragments dispersés de déchets, de restes ou de morceaux résultant d'une destruction, d'un effondrement ou d'une catastrophe naturelle.

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/dəˈbriː/B2formal
  • frNom désignant des fragments dispersés de déchets, de restes ou de morceaux résultant d'une destruction, d'un effondrement ou d'une catastrophe naturelle.

A noun referring to scattered pieces of waste, remains, or fragments resulting from destruction, wreckage, or a natural disaster.

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  1. Scattered fragmentsB2formal

    The scattered remains of something broken or destroyed.

    frDébris (fragments épars)

    • After the explosion, debris was scattered across the street.
    • The storm left debris from trees and roofs everywhere.
    • Rescue workers searched through the debris for survivors.

    Synonymesdetrituslitterrefuseremainsrubblescatteringwastewreckage

  2. Waste or rubbishB2formal

    Loose material, such as rocks or trash, that is not useful.

    frDéchets, débris

    • The construction site was full of debris like broken bricks and wood.
    • They cleared the debris from the sidewalk after the parade.
    • Space debris poses a risk to satellites and spacecraft.

    Synonymesdrossgarbagejunklitterrefuserubbishscraptrashwaste

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  • debris' possessive plural form
  • debris's possessive singular form
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