Vocab Bloom Hub

funnel

/ˈfʌn.əl/

Traduction: Ustensile ou conduit en forme de cône évasé en haut et rétréci en bas, servant à verser un liquide ou une poudre dans une petite ouverture ; par extension, tout dispositif ou concept ayant cette forme ou fonction de concentration., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de diriger, transmettre ou faire passer quelque chose (par exemple des ressources, des informations ou des personnes) à travers un canal étroit ou ciblé.

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noun

/ˈfʌn.əl/B1formal
  • frUstensile ou conduit en forme de cône évasé en haut et rétréci en bas, servant à verser un liquide ou une poudre dans une petite ouverture ; par extension, tout dispositif ou concept ayant cette forme ou fonction de concentration.
  1. Utensil for pouringA2formal

    A tube or pipe that is wide at the top and narrow at the bottom, used for guiding liquid or powder into a small opening.

    frEntonnoir

    • She used a funnel to pour the oil into the bottle.
    • The chemist used a funnel to transfer the liquid carefully.
    • A funnel is essential for filling narrow-necked containers.
  2. Smoke or ventilation structureB1formal

    A metal chimney or flue on a ship, steam engine, or factory, used for directing smoke or steam upward.

    frcheminée

    • The ship's funnel emitted a plume of black smoke.
    • The factory's funnel was visible from miles away.
    • Steam rose from the locomotive's funnel.

    Synonymeschimneyfluesmokestackstack

  3. Marketing or sales processB2informalbusiness

    A model representing the stages a customer goes through from initial awareness to final purchase.

    frEntonnoir de conversion

    • The marketing funnel helps track customer behavior.
    • We need to optimize the sales funnel to increase conversions.
    • The top of the funnel attracts many leads, but few reach the bottom.

    Synonymespipeline

Formes
  • funnels plural form
  • funnels' possessive plural form
  • funnel's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈfʌn.əl/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de diriger, transmettre ou faire passer quelque chose (par exemple des ressources, des informations ou des personnes) à travers un canal étroit ou ciblé.

A verb used to indicate the act of channeling, directing, or conveying something (such as resources, information, or people) through a narrow or focused path.

  1. B2formal

    To direct or channel something (such as money, resources, or people) through a narrow passage or toward a specific goal.

    frAcheminer, canaliser

    • The company funneled all its profits into research and development.
    • The charity funneled donations directly to the affected communities.
    • The narrow hallway funneled the crowd toward the exit.

    Synonymeschannelconveydirectfeedguidepassroutesteer

  2. Pour through a funnelB1informal

    To pour a liquid or substance through a funnel-shaped device.

    frVerser à travers un entonnoir

    • She funneled the oil into the bottle using a small funnel.
    • He carefully funneled the sand into the container.
    • The chemist funneled the solution into a flask.
Formes
  • funneled past participle
  • funnelled past participle
  • funneled past simple
  • funnelled past simple
  • funneling present participle
  • funnelling present participle
  • funnels third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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