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laying

/ˈleɪ.ɪŋ/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action ou le processus de pondre des œufs, en particulier chez les oiseaux, ainsi que le résultat de cette action (la ponte elle-même)., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de placer quelque chose avec soin ou précaution, ou pour disposer ou installer quelque chose dans une position donnée.

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noun

/ˈleɪ.ɪŋ/B2formal
  • frNom désignant l'action ou le processus de pondre des œufs, en particulier chez les oiseaux, ainsi que le résultat de cette action (la ponte elle-même).

A noun referring to the act or process of producing eggs, especially in birds.

indénombrable

  1. Egg productionB1formal

    The act or process of producing eggs, especially by birds.

    frPonte (production d'œufs)

    • The hen's laying has decreased this season.
    • Proper nutrition is important for consistent laying in poultry.
    • The farmer monitors the laying of his chickens daily.

    Synonymesegg laying

Formes
  • layings plural form
  • layings' possessive plural form
  • laying's possessive singular form
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verb

lay/leɪ/B1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de placer quelque chose avec soin ou précaution, ou pour disposer ou installer quelque chose dans une position donnée.

A verb used to indicate the act of putting something down gently or carefully, or to arrange or set something in position.

verbe irrégulier

  1. Put into a certain place or abstract locationA2formal

    To place something carefully in a specific position or location.

    frposer, étendre avec soin

    • She laid the book on the table.
    • He laid the blame on his colleague.
    • They laid the foundation for the new building.

    Synonymesdepositplaceplantpositionputrestsetsituate

    Antonymesliftraiseremove

  2. Put in a horizontal positionA2formal

    To set something down flat or in a resting position.

    frposer à plat

    • She laid the baby gently in the crib.
    • He laid the carpet across the floor.
    • The workers laid the tiles in a straight line.

    Synonymesdepositplaceplantpositionputrestsetsettle

    Antonymeserectraisestandupright

  3. Prepare or position for action or operationB1formal

    To arrange or set up something for a specific purpose or use.

    frpréparer, disposer

    • They laid the table for dinner.
    • The general laid out the battle plan.
    • She laid the groundwork for the project.

    Synonymesarrangeestablishfixplacepositionprepareputsetset upspread

  4. Lay eggsA2formal

    To produce eggs from the body, typically used for birds, reptiles, or insects.

    frPondre (des œufs)

    • The hen laid three eggs this morning.
    • Sea turtles lay their eggs on the beach.
    • The bird laid a clutch of five eggs.

    Synonymesdepositspawn

  5. Impose as a duty, burden, or punishmentB2formal

    To assign or enforce something, such as a responsibility, tax, or penalty.

    frImposer comme devoir, charge ou punition

    • The court laid a heavy fine on the company.
    • The new law lays a tax on luxury goods.
    • They laid the responsibility for the failure on the manager.

    Synonymesassignburdenchargeexactimposeinflictlevyplaceput

    Antonymesabsolveexemptliftrelieveremove

Formes
  • laid past participle
  • laid past simple
  • laying present participle
  • lays third person singular

Variantes phrasallay awaylay downlay inlay intolay offlay outlay overlay up

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