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gliding

/ˈɡlaɪ.dɪŋ/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'activité ou le sport consistant à voler sur un planeur, un aéronef sans moteur qui utilise les courants d'air pour se maintenir en altitude., Verbe désignant un mouvement fluide, silencieux et léger, souvent dans l'air ou sur l'eau.

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noun

/ˈɡlaɪ.dɪŋ/B1formal
  • frNom désignant l'activité ou le sport consistant à voler sur un planeur, un aéronef sans moteur qui utilise les courants d'air pour se maintenir en altitude.

A noun referring to the activity or sport of flying a glider, an unpowered aircraft that uses air currents to stay aloft.

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  1. Flying a gliderB2formalsport

    The sport or activity of flying a lightweight aircraft without an engine, known as a glider.

    frVol à voile

    • Gliding is a popular recreational activity in mountainous regions.
    • He took up gliding as a hobby after retiring.
    • The gliding club offers lessons for beginners.

    Synonymessailplaningsoaring

Formes
  • glidings plural form
  • gliding's possessive singular form
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verb

glide/ɡlaɪd/B2formal
  • frVerbe désignant un mouvement fluide, silencieux et léger, souvent dans l'air ou sur l'eau.

A verb used to indicate the act of moving smoothly, quietly, and effortlessly, often through air or water.

  1. B1formal

    To move smoothly and continuously, often without effort.

    frglisser

    • The swan glided across the lake.
    • She glided gracefully across the dance floor.
    • The eagle glided through the air without flapping its wings.

    Synonymescoastdriftfloatflowsailskimslideslipsoar

    Antonymesjerklurchstumble

  2. Pass graduallyB2formal

    To pass or change gradually and almost imperceptibly.

    frpasser graduellement

    • The afternoon glided into evening.
    • Time seemed to glide by as they talked.
    • The conversation glided from one topic to another.

    Synonymesdriftflowlapseslideslipsteal

    Antonymesjerkjoltlurchplungesurge

Formes
  • glided past participle
  • glided past simple
  • gliding present participle
  • glides third person singular

Variantes phrasalglide by

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