Vocab Bloom Hub

net

/net/

Traduction: Désigne la somme finale après toutes les déductions ou ce qui reste après prise en compte de tous les facteurs ; s'emploie aussi en informatique pour les réseaux., Tissu ou structure à mailles ouvertes, fait de fils, de cordes ou de fils métalliques, utilisé pour attraper, retenir ou contenir quelque chose., Verbe désignant l'action de capturer ou d'obtenir quelque chose, souvent au moyen d'un filet, ou d'atteindre un bénéfice ou un résultat net.

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adjective

/net/B1formalIT
  • frDésigne la somme finale après toutes les déductions ou ce qui reste après prise en compte de tous les facteurs ; s'emploie aussi en informatique pour les réseaux.

Describes a final amount after all deductions, or something that is left after all other factors are considered; also used in computing to refer to networks.

  1. Final amount after deductionsB1formal

    Remaining after all deductions, expenses, or taxes have been subtracted.

    frNet (après déductions)

    • Her net salary after taxes is $3,000 per month.
    • The company reported a net profit of $2 million.
    • Net income is calculated by subtracting all costs from total revenue.

    Synonymesclearfinaltake-home

    Antonymesgross

  2. Final or overall resultB2formal

    The ultimate or final result after considering all factors.

    frRésultat final ou net

    • The net effect of the policy was positive for the economy.
    • The net result of the negotiations was a compromise.
    • The net outcome of the experiment was inconclusive.

    Synonymesaggregatecombinedfinaloveralltotalultimate

    Antonymesgross

Formes
  • netter comparative form
  • nettest superlative form
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noun

/net/A2formal
  • frTissu ou structure à mailles ouvertes, fait de fils, de cordes ou de fils métalliques, utilisé pour attraper, retenir ou contenir quelque chose.

A noun referring to an open-meshed fabric or structure made of threads, cords, or wires, used for catching, trapping, or containing things.

  1. A2formal

    An open-mesh fabric made of threads or cords knotted together, used for catching things or as a barrier.

    frfilet (tissu à mailles)

    • The fisherman cast his net into the sea.
    • A tennis net divides the court in half.
    • The soccer ball hit the back of the net.

    Synonymesmeshnettingopenwork

  2. A1informal

    Short for the internet, the global computer network.

    frInternet (le réseau)

    • I found the information on the net.
    • She spends hours surfing the net.
    • The net has changed how we communicate.

    Synonymescyberspaceinternetwebworld wide web

  3. Safety barrierB1formal

    A mesh structure used to catch or protect people or objects from falling.

    frFilet de protection

    • The trapeze artist performed without a safety net.
    • A net was placed under the tightrope for protection.
    • Construction workers use safety nets to prevent falls.

    Synonymesnettingsafety net

Formes
  • nets plural form
  • nets' possessive plural form
  • net's possessive singular form
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verb

/net/B1formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'action de capturer ou d'obtenir quelque chose, souvent au moyen d'un filet, ou d'atteindre un bénéfice ou un résultat net.

A verb used to indicate the act of catching or obtaining something, often with a net, or achieving a net profit or result.

  1. Catch or captureB1formal

    To catch something, such as fish or insects, using a net.

    frprendre au filet

    • The fishermen netted a large haul of salmon.
    • She netted several butterflies for her collection.
    • They netted the ball before it went out of bounds.

    Synonymesbagcapturecatchensnareentraplandsnaretrap

    Antonymesfreeliberaterelease

  2. B2formal

    To earn or obtain a specific amount of money after deductions.

    frgagner net

    • The company netted over a million dollars in profit last year.
    • He netted a tidy sum from the sale of his house.
    • After taxes, she netted about $50,000 from the deal.

    Synonymesbring inclearearngainmakerealizetake homeyield

    Antonymesgrosslosespend

  3. Score (in sports)B1informal

    To score a goal, especially in soccer or hockey.

    frmarquer (un but)

    • He netted the winning goal in the final minute.
    • She netted two goals in the first half.
    • The striker netted a hat-trick in the match.

    Synonymesbagconvertscoresinkslottuck

Formes
  • netted past participle
  • netted past simple
  • netting present participle
  • nets third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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