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dowse

/daʊz/

Traduction: Nom désignant la pratique de recherche de sources d'eau souterraines, de gisements minéraux ou d'autres objets cachés à l'aide d'une baguette ou d'un instrument similaire., Verbe signifiant chercher des eaux souterraines ou des minéraux à l'aide d'une baguette ou d'une technique similaire.

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noun

/daʊz/C1formal
  • frNom désignant la pratique de recherche de sources d'eau souterraines, de gisements minéraux ou d'autres objets cachés à l'aide d'une baguette ou d'un instrument similaire.

A noun referring to the practice of searching for underground water, minerals, or other hidden substances using a dowsing rod or similar tool.

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  1. Search for water or mineralsC1formal

    The act of searching for underground water, minerals, or other hidden substances using a dowsing rod or similar tool.

    frsourcellerie

    • He performed a dowse to locate a well on the property.
    • The dowse indicated a strong presence of water beneath the field.
    • Many people are skeptical about the accuracy of a dowse.

    Synonymesdowsingrhabdomancy

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verb

/daʊz/C1formal
  • frVerbe signifiant chercher des eaux souterraines ou des minéraux à l'aide d'une baguette ou d'une technique similaire.

A verb meaning to search for underground water or minerals using a divining rod or similar technique.

  1. Wet thoroughlyB2formal

    To drench or soak something completely with liquid.

    frTremper abondamment

    • The firefighter dowsed the burning building with water.
    • She dowsed the plants with a bucket of water.
    • He dowsed his shirt in the river to cool off.

    Synonymesdousedrenchsaturatesoaksouse

    Antonymesdehydratedesiccatedryparch

  2. Use a divining rodC1formal

    To search for underground water or metal using a forked stick or rod, often considered a pseudoscience.

    frsonder à la baguette

    • The old man claimed he could dowse for water in the desert.
    • They hired a dowser to find a well on their property.
    • Dowsing for metal is a traditional practice in some cultures.

    Synonymesdivinewater witchwitch

  3. SlackenC2formalbritish

    To make something less tight or to loosen.

    frRelâcher, desserrer

    • He dowsed the rope to release the tension.
    • The sailor dowsed the sail to slow the boat.
    • She dowsed the knot to untie it easily.

    Synonymeseaseloosenrelaxreleaseslackslacken

    Antonymesstrainstretchtighten

  4. Cover with liquidB2informal

    To pour or spread liquid over something.

    frArroser d'un liquide

    • She dowsed the salad with olive oil.
    • He dowsed the steak with sauce before serving.
    • They dowsed the cake with chocolate syrup.

    Synonymesdrenchsaturatesoaksousewet

Formes
  • dowsed past participle
  • dowsed past simple
  • dowsing present participle
  • dowses third person singular
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