lumberjack

• Nom désignant une personne dont le métier est d'abattre des arbres, ou un type de veste courte et chaude à carreaux.

A noun referring to a person whose job is to cut down trees, or a type of short, warm outer jacket.

1. Tree CutterB1formal

   A person whose job is to cut down trees for timber or clearing land, typically working in forests.

   bûcheron

   • The lumberjack swung his axe skillfully at the trunk.
   • Many lumberjacks work in the remote forests of Canada.
   • He spent his youth as a lumberjack in the Pacific Northwest.
   • The lumberjack felled the ancient oak with precision.

   Synonymesfallerfellerloggersawyerwoodcutter

2. Winter JacketB2informal

   A short, warm outer jacket, often made of thick fabric or quilted material, designed to provide insulation in cold weather.

   Veste d'hiver

   • He put on his red lumberjack jacket before heading out into the snow.
   • Lumberjack jackets are popular among hikers for their warmth and durability.
   • She bought a fashionable lumberjack coat with a fleece lining.
   • The patterned lumberjack jacket kept him cozy during the winter walk.

   Synonymeslumber jacketmackinaw