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dowsing

/ˈdaʊ.zɪŋ/

Traduction: Pratique consistant à utiliser une baguette ou un pendule pour localiser de l'eau souterraine, des minéraux ou d'autres substances cachées, souvent considérée comme une pseudoscience., 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

/ˈdaʊ.zɪŋ/C1formal
  • frPratique consistant à utiliser une baguette ou un pendule pour localiser de l'eau souterraine, des minéraux ou d'autres substances cachées, souvent considérée comme une pseudoscience.

A practice involving the use of a rod or stick to locate underground water, minerals, or other hidden substances, often considered a pseudoscience.

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  1. Searching for water or mineralsC1formal

    A practice of using a forked stick or rod to locate underground water, minerals, or other hidden objects.

    frSourcellerie (recherche d'eau ou de minéraux)

    • He practiced dowsing to find a well on his property.
    • Dowsing is often considered a pseudoscience by modern researchers.
    • The old farmer used dowsing to locate the best spot for a new well.

    Synonymesrhabdomancy

Formes
  • dowsings plural form
  • dowsings' possessive plural form
  • dowsing's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

dowse/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
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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