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mound

/maʊnd/

Traduction: Nom désignant une élévation de terre, un tas d'objets ou la butte du lanceur au baseball., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'entasser, d'amonceler ou de disposer quelque chose en forme arrondie ou en tas.

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noun

/maʊnd/B1formalsport
  • frNom désignant une élévation de terre, un tas d'objets ou la butte du lanceur au baseball.

A noun referring to a raised area of earth, a pile of objects, or the pitcher's elevation in baseball.

  1. Baseball pitcher's moundB1formalamericansport

    The slightly raised area in the center of a baseball field from which the pitcher throws the ball.

    frMonticule du lanceur

    • The pitcher walked to the mound before the game.
    • He stepped off the mound to calm his nerves.
    • The mound is carefully maintained by the grounds crew.

    Synonymesbumphill

  2. Small natural hillA2formal

    A small, rounded elevation of land, often found in nature.

    frButte, colline arrondie

    • The children rolled down the grassy mound.
    • A small mound of earth marked the entrance to the burrow.
    • They climbed the mound to get a better view of the valley.

    Synonymeshillockhummockknollrise

    Antonymesbasindepressiondiphollowvalley

  3. Pile or heapA2informal

    A collection of objects stacked or laid on top of each other.

    frtas, monticule

    • There was a mound of dirty laundry on the floor.
    • She served a mound of mashed potatoes on his plate.
    • A mound of paperwork covered his desk.

    Synonymesaccumulationbankdriftduneheaphillockmasspilestack

  4. Artificial heap or bankB1formal

    A man-made structure consisting of a heap or bank of earth, stones, or other materials.

    frTertre artificiel

    • Ancient people built burial mounds for their leaders.
    • The construction crew created a mound of dirt from the excavation.
    • A large mound of gravel was delivered for the driveway.

    Synonymesbankbarrowbermearthworkembankmentheappileramparttumulus

  5. Pitcher's positionB1informalamericansport

    The role or position on a baseball team of the player who throws the ball for the batter to hit.

    frMonticule du lanceur (position de lanceur)

    • He has been on the mound for the team for five seasons.
    • The manager called a timeout to talk to the player on the mound.
    • She dominates the mound with her fastball.

    Synonymesbumphill

Formes
  • mounds plural form
  • mounds' possessive plural form
  • mound's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/maʊnd/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'entasser, d'amonceler ou de disposer quelque chose en forme arrondie ou en tas.

A verb used to indicate the act of heaping or piling something up into a rounded shape or mass.

  1. Form into a rounded elevationB2formal

    To heap or pile something up into a rounded shape or mound.

    frFormer un monticule

    • She mounded the mashed potatoes on the plate.
    • The gardener mounded the soil around the base of the plant.
    • He mounded the snow into a small hill for the children to sled on.

    Synonymesbankdriftheappile

Formes
  • mounded past participle
  • mounded past simple
  • mounding present participle
  • mounds third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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