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keel over

/kiːl ˈoʊ.vər/

Traduction: Verbe à particule signifiant tomber ou s'effondrer soudainement, souvent en perdant l'équilibre ou conscience.

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/kiːl ˈoʊ.vər/B2formal
  • frVerbe à particule signifiant tomber ou s'effondrer soudainement, souvent en perdant l'équilibre ou conscience.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of falling over or collapsing, often suddenly, as if losing balance or consciousness.

indénombrable · intransitif · phrasal, sans objet

  1. Fall down or collapseinformal

    To suddenly fall down, often due to illness, exhaustion, or shock.

    frs'effondrer soudainement

    • He felt dizzy and keeled over in the middle of the street.
    • The heat was so intense that several people keeled over.
    • She keeled over from exhaustion after the marathon.

    Synonymesblack outcollapsecrumpledropfaintfall overgo downpass outswoontopple

  2. Capsize (for a boat)formal

    To turn over or capsize, especially for a boat or ship.

    frChavirer (pour un bateau)

    • The small boat keeled over in the strong wind.
    • The ship keeled over after hitting a rock.
    • The crew managed to escape before the vessel keeled over.

    Synonymescapsizeflip overoverturnturn overturn turtle

    Antonymesright

Formes
  • keeled over past participle
  • keeled over past simple
  • keeling over present participle
  • keels over third person singular

Verbe de basekeel

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