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gird

/ɡɜːrd/

Traduction: Verbe littéraire ou archaïque signifiant ceindre ou entourer avec une ceinture ou un bandeau, et aussi se préparer à agir.

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/ɡɜːrd/C2formalobsolète
  • frVerbe littéraire ou archaïque signifiant ceindre ou entourer avec une ceinture ou un bandeau, et aussi se préparer à agir.

An archaic verb meaning to encircle or bind with a belt or band, or to prepare oneself for action.

  1. Prepare for actionC2formal

    To prepare oneself for a difficult or challenging situation.

    frSe préparer à l'action

    • The soldiers girded themselves for battle.
    • She girded her mind for the difficult exam.
    • He girded his spirit to face the criticism.

    Synonymesbracefortifypreparereadysteel

    Antonymesceaserelaxsurrenderunwindyield

  2. Encircling or fasteningC2formal

    To surround or encircle something, often with a belt or band.

    frCeindre

    • He girded his waist with a leather belt.
    • The ancient city was girded by high walls.
    • She girded the package with strong twine.

    Synonymesbandbeltencircleencompassgirdleringsurround

Formes
  • girded past participle
  • girt past participle
  • girded past simple
  • girt past simple
  • girding present participle
  • girds third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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