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eared

/ɪərd/

Traduction: Qualifie quelque chose qui a des oreilles ou des appendices en forme d'oreille ; souvent utilisé dans des adjectifs composés (par exemple, 'aux longues oreilles').

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/ɪərd/B2formal
  • frQualifie quelque chose qui a des oreilles ou des appendices en forme d'oreille ; souvent utilisé dans des adjectifs composés (par exemple, 'aux longues oreilles').

Describes something that has ears or ear-like appendages; often used in compound adjectives (e.g., 'long-eared').

  1. Having ears or ear-like appendagesB2formal

    Possessing ears or structures that resemble ears, often used in combination with another word.

    frpourvu d'oreilles

    • The dog-eared pages of the book showed it was well-loved.
    • A long-eared rabbit hopped across the field.
    • The pitcher is a two-eared jug from the 18th century.

    Synonymesauriculate

  2. Worn or shabby from useB2informal

    Describing something, especially a book or paper, that has become worn or shabby from overuse, often with corners turned down.

    frcorné (livre, papier)

    • He carried a dog-eared copy of his favorite novel.
    • The old map was eared from being folded and unfolded many times.
    • Her notebook was eared and stained from years of use.

    Antonymesfreshmintnewpristine

Formes
  • more eared comparative form
  • most eared superlative form
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