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drone

/drəʊn/

Traduction: Nom désignant un aéronef sans pilote à bord, télécommandé ou autonome, ou un bourdonnement continu et grave., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'émettre un son continu et grave, comme un bourdonnement, ou de parler d'un ton monotone et ennuyeux.

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noun

/drəʊn/B1formal
  • frNom désignant un aéronef sans pilote à bord, télécommandé ou autonome, ou un bourdonnement continu et grave.

A noun referring to an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) or aircraft operated remotely, or a continuous low humming sound.

  1. Unmanned aircraftA2formal

    A remote-controlled or autonomous flying device used for photography, surveillance, or delivery.

    frDrone (aéronef sans pilote)

    • The drone captured stunning aerial footage of the landscape.
    • Amazon is testing drones for package delivery.
    • Hobbyists often fly drones in open fields.
  2. Continuous low soundB1formal

    A steady, monotonous humming or buzzing noise.

    frbourdonnement

    • The drone of the engine put me to sleep.
    • We could hear the drone of bees in the garden.
    • The constant drone of traffic was annoying.

    Synonymesbuzzhummurmurpurrwhir

  3. B2formal

    A male bee that does not work and exists only to mate with the queen.

    frFaux bourdon

    • Drones are larger than worker bees but have no sting.
    • The hive contains thousands of workers and a few drones.
    • Drones are expelled from the hive in winter.
Formes
  • drones plural form
  • drones' possessive plural form
  • drone's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/droʊn/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'émettre un son continu et grave, comme un bourdonnement, ou de parler d'un ton monotone et ennuyeux.

A verb used to indicate the act of making a continuous low humming sound, or speaking in a monotonous tone.

  1. Make a continuous low soundB1formal

    To make a continuous, low, humming or buzzing sound.

    frbourdonner

    • The engine droned in the background as we drove.
    • Bees droned around the flowers in the garden.
    • The air conditioner droned all night long.

    Synonymesbuzzhummurmurpurrvibratewhir

  2. Speak monotonouslyB2informal

    To speak in a dull, monotonous tone without variation in pitch or pace.

    frParler de façon monotone

    • The lecturer droned on for hours about ancient history.
    • He droned through his speech, putting everyone to sleep.
    • She droned on about her problems without noticing my boredom.

    Synonymeschantintonateintone

    Antonymesanimateenliveninflect

Formes
  • droned past participle
  • droned past simple
  • droning present participle
  • drones third person singular

Variantes phrasaldrone on

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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