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hedge

/hedʒ/

Traduction: Nom désignant une clôture ou une limite formée de buissons ou d'arbustes plantés densément, ainsi qu'un moyen de protection ou de défense., Verbe utilisé pour désigner le fait d'éviter de donner une réponse directe ou de s'engager, ou pour se protéger contre des pertes financières.

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noun

/hedʒ/B1formal
  • frNom désignant une clôture ou une limite formée de buissons ou d'arbustes plantés densément, ainsi qu'un moyen de protection ou de défense.

A noun referring to a fence or boundary formed by closely growing bushes or shrubs, or a means of protection or defense.

  1. Fence of shrubsA2formal

    A row of closely planted shrubs or bushes forming a boundary or barrier.

    frHaie de végétation

    • The garden is surrounded by a tall hedge.
    • Birds often nest in the hedge during spring.
    • He trimmed the hedge to keep it neat.

    Synonymesquickset

  2. Protection or safeguardB2formal

    A means of protection or defense against financial loss or other risks.

    frProtection ou sauvegarde

    • Investors use gold as a hedge against inflation.
    • The company bought insurance as a hedge against potential losses.
    • Diversification is a common hedge in investment portfolios.

    Synonymesbuffercoverguardinsuranceprotectionsafeguardshield

Formes
  • hedges plural form
  • hedges' possessive plural form
  • hedge's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/hɛdʒ/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner le fait d'éviter de donner une réponse directe ou de s'engager, ou pour se protéger contre des pertes financières.

A verb used to indicate the act of avoiding a direct answer or commitment, or to protect against financial loss.

  1. Avoid commitmentB2formal

    To avoid making a definite statement or commitment, often by using evasive language.

    fresquiver, ne pas s'engager

    • The politician hedged when asked about the tax increase.
    • She hedged her answer by saying 'it depends on the circumstances'.
    • Stop hedging and give me a straight answer.

    Synonymesbeat around the bushdodgeduckequivocateevadefenceprevaricateshillyshallysidestepwaver

    Antonymesassertcommitdeclarestate

  2. Protect against riskC1formalbusiness

    To reduce the risk of financial loss by making counterbalancing investments or contracts.

    frSe couvrir contre un risque

    • The company hedged against currency fluctuations by buying futures.
    • Investors often hedge their portfolios with gold.
    • They hedged their bets by investing in multiple sectors.

    Synonymescounteractcounterbalancecoverguardinsureoffsetprotectsafeguardshield

  3. Surround with hedgeB1formal

    To enclose or border an area with a hedge of shrubs or bushes.

    frEntourer d'une haie

    • They hedged the garden to create privacy.
    • The farmer hedged the field with hawthorn bushes.
    • The property is hedged on all sides by tall evergreens.

    Synonymesborderboundedgeencircleenclosefencesurround

Formes
  • hedged past participle
  • hedged past simple
  • hedging present participle
  • hedges third person singular

Variantes phrasalhedge in

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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