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kneeler

/ˈniː.lər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne qui s'agenouille, ou un support, souvent rembourré, sur lequel on s'agenouille, notamment pour prier.

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/ˈniː.lər/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une personne qui s'agenouille, ou un support, souvent rembourré, sur lequel on s'agenouille, notamment pour prier.

A noun referring to a person who assumes a kneeling position, or a board, often cushioned, designed for someone to kneel on.

  1. Person in a kneeling poseC1formal

    A person who assumes or is in a kneeling position, typically for prayer, rest, or deference.

    frPersonne à genoux

    • The kneeler remained silent before the altar.
    • Pilgrims became kneelers as they approached the shrine.
    • He was a devoted kneeler during the entire ceremony.
    • The old photographs showed rows of kneelers in the chapel.

    Synonymespenitentprayersupplicant

  2. Kneeling support boardB2formal

    A padded or plain board designed for a person to kneel on, often used in churches or for gardening.

    frprie-Dieu

    • She placed a cushioned kneeler in the garden to protect her knees.
    • The church provided wooden kneelers for the congregation.
    • He bought a foam kneeler for his home workshop.
    • The antique kneeler was carved from oak.

    Synonymeshassock

Formes
  • kneelers plural form
  • kneelers' possessive plural form
  • kneeler's possessive singular form
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