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ledge

/ledʒ/

Traduction: Surface étroite qui fait saillie, semblable à une étagère, comme une corniche rocheuse en montagne ou une formation sous-marine.

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noun

/ledʒ/B2formal
  • frSurface étroite qui fait saillie, semblable à une étagère, comme une corniche rocheuse en montagne ou une formation sous-marine.

A narrow, projecting shelf-like surface, such as a ridge on a mountain or a submerged underwater formation.

  1. Projecting ridge on a mountainB1formal

    A narrow, shelf-like projection on the side of a mountain or cliff.

    frSaillie rocheuse

    • The climbers rested on a narrow ledge halfway up the cliff.
    • A mountain goat stood confidently on a rocky ledge.
    • They pitched their tent on a flat ledge overlooking the valley.

    Synonymesoutcropoverhangprojectionridgeshelfstep

  2. Submerged ridge underwaterB2formal

    A ridge or shelf-like formation that is located underwater, often near a coastline.

    frRécif submergé

    • The shipwreck was discovered on a submerged ledge.
    • Divers explored the coral-covered ledge beneath the waves.
    • Fish often gather around underwater ledges for shelter.

    Synonymesbankreefridgeshelfshoal

  3. Window ledgeA2formal

    A narrow shelf projecting from the bottom of a window, either inside or outside.

    frRebord de fenêtre

    • She placed a potted plant on the window ledge.
    • The cat sat on the ledge, watching the birds outside.
    • He leaned out over the window ledge to clean the glass.

    Synonymessillwindowsill

Formes
  • ledges plural form
  • ledges' possessive plural form
  • ledge's possessive singular form
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