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potter

/ˈpɒt.ər/

Traduction: Artisan qui façonne des objets en argile sur un tour de potier puis les cuit dans un four. Peut aussi désigner celui qui fabrique ou vend de la poterie., Verbe signifiant s'occuper de manière tranquille ou sans but précis, souvent avec de petites tâches ou activités.

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noun

/ˈpɒt.ər/B1formal
  • frArtisan qui façonne des objets en argile sur un tour de potier puis les cuit dans un four. Peut aussi désigner celui qui fabrique ou vend de la poterie.

A craftsman who shapes pottery on a potter's wheel and bakes them in a kiln.

  1. Craftsman of potteryB1formal

    A skilled artisan who creates ceramic objects, such as pots, vases, and dishes, by shaping clay on a wheel and firing them in a kiln.

    frPotier (artisan céramiste)

    • The potter carefully centered the clay on the wheel.
    • She learned the craft from a master potter in Japan.
    • The potter's kiln reached over 1000 degrees Celsius.

    Synonymesceramicistceramistthrower

Formes
  • potters plural form
  • potters' possessive plural form
  • potter's possessive singular form
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verb

/ˈpɒt.ər/C1formalbritish
  • frVerbe signifiant s'occuper de manière tranquille ou sans but précis, souvent avec de petites tâches ou activités.

A verb meaning to occupy oneself in a leisurely or aimless manner, often with minor tasks or activities.

  1. Engage in random or unplanned activitiesB2informalbritish

    To spend time doing small, unimportant tasks or moving around without a clear purpose.

    frbricoler, flâner

    • He spent the afternoon pottering around the garden.
    • She likes to potter about the house on weekends.
    • They pottered in the shed, fixing old tools.

    Synonymesfiddlemess aboutmuck aboutputtertinker

    Antonymesdashhurryrush

  2. Work lightly or casuallyB2informalbritish

    To do light, unhurried work, often without a specific goal.

    frBricoler sans hâte

    • He pottered at his desk, organizing papers.
    • She pottered with the flowers in the vase.
    • They pottered in the kitchen, preparing a simple meal.

    Synonymesdabbleputtertinker

    Antonymesdrivehustlelaborstrivetoil

  3. Move around aimlesslyB2informalbritish

    To walk or move slowly and without a clear direction or purpose.

    frflâner sans but

    • He pottered down the lane, looking at the shops.
    • She pottered through the park, enjoying the sunshine.
    • They pottered around the museum for an hour.

    Synonymesambledriftmeandermoochputtersaunterstrollwander

    Antonymesdashhurryrushscurryspeedsprint

Formes
  • pottered past participle
  • pottered past simple
  • pottering present participle
  • potters third person singular

Variantes phrasalpotter around

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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