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grooved

/ɡruːvd/

Traduction: Qualifie une surface comportant une rainure ou un sillon long et étroit, ou, dans un usage informel, quelque chose de remarquable ou de super., Verbe désignant le fait de prendre plaisir de manière rythmique, souvent en musique ou en danse, ou de s'intégrer harmonieusement dans une situation.

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adjective

/ɡruːvd/B2formal
  • frQualifie une surface comportant une rainure ou un sillon long et étroit, ou, dans un usage informel, quelque chose de remarquable ou de super.

Describes a surface that has a long, narrow cut or channel, or, in informal use, something that is excellent or cool.

  1. Having grooves or channelsB2formal

    Marked with long, narrow cuts or depressions on a surface.

    frrainuré

    • The old vinyl record had a grooved surface.
    • The road was grooved to improve tire traction.
    • The wooden panel was grooved for decorative effect.

    Synonymescorrugatedfurrowedribbedridgedsulcate

    Antonymesevenflatlevelsmooth

  2. In a rhythm or patternB2informalamerican

    Describing something that follows a steady, enjoyable rhythm or pattern, often used in music or dance.

    frrythmé, en rythme

    • The band played a grooved beat that got everyone dancing.
    • His speech had a grooved flow that captivated the audience.
    • The song's grooved bassline made it a hit.

    Synonymescadencedflowingmetricalpatternedpulsingrhythmicsteadyswinging

Formes
  • more grooved comparative form
  • most grooved superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

groove/ɡruːv/B2formal
  • frVerbe désignant le fait de prendre plaisir de manière rythmique, souvent en musique ou en danse, ou de s'intégrer harmonieusement dans une situation.

A verb used to indicate the act of enjoying oneself rhythmically, often in music or dance, or to fit harmoniously into a situation.

  1. Enjoy rhythm or musicB1informal

    To enjoy or move rhythmically to music, especially in a relaxed or cool way.

    frSe déhancher en rythme

    • The band started playing and everyone began to groove.
    • He was grooving to the beat of the drums.
    • She loves to groove to old funk songs.

    Synonymesboogiebopdanceget downjammoverocksway

  2. Fit or work well togetherB2informal

    To interact or function harmoniously with someone or something.

    frbien s'entendre / fonctionner ensemble

    • The new team members really groove with each other.
    • Their ideas groove perfectly with our project goals.
    • We need to groove our schedules to make this work.

    Synonymesclickcoheregelharmonizemesh

Formes
  • grooved past participle
  • grooved past simple
  • grooving present participle
  • grooves third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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