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freestyle

/ˈfriː.staɪl/

Traduction: Nom désignant une compétition ou une épreuve, notamment en natation, où les participants peuvent choisir librement leur style ou leur technique.

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/ˈfriː.staɪl/B2formal
  • frNom désignant une compétition ou une épreuve, notamment en natation, où les participants peuvent choisir librement leur style ou leur technique.

A noun referring to a race or competition, especially in swimming, where participants are free to choose their own style or technique.

  1. B1formalsport

    A swimming race in which each contestant may choose any stroke, but the front crawl is almost always used.

    frNage libre

    • She won the gold medal in the 100-meter freestyle.
    • He set a new record in the freestyle event.
    • The freestyle is the fastest swimming stroke.

    Synonymesfree

  2. Competition styleB2formalsport

    A competition or event where participants are free to choose their own style or technique.

    frStyle libre (compétition)

    • The freestyle skiing competition allows athletes to perform their own tricks.
    • In freestyle wrestling, athletes can use any holds they choose.
    • The freestyle dance competition encourages creativity and improvisation.
  3. Improvisational performanceB2informalart

    A style of performance, especially in music or dance, where the performer improvises freely.

    frFreestyle (improvisation)

    • The rapper performed an impressive freestyle on stage.
    • She showed off her freestyle dance moves at the party.
    • The jazz musician's freestyle solo captivated the audience.

    Synonymesad-libextemporizationimprovisationjam

Formes
  • freestyles plural form
  • freestyles' possessive plural form
  • freestyle's possessive singular form
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