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rasping

/ˈræs.pɪŋ/

Traduction: Décrit un son aigu et grinçant, souvent comparé à une surface rugueuse ou à une voix rauque., Nom désignant un son ou une manière de parler rauque, grinçant ou irritant, souvent associé à l'agacement ou à la rudesse., Verbe utilisé pour décrire une voix rude et grinçante, ou une action de gratter ou frotter quelque chose avec brusquerie.

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adjective

/ˈræs.pɪŋ/C1formal
  • frDécrit un son aigu et grinçant, souvent comparé à une surface rugueuse ou à une voix rauque.

Describes a harsh, grating sound, often like a rough surface or a hoarse voice.

  1. Harsh or grating soundB2formal

    Having a rough, harsh, or grating sound, often unpleasant to hear.

    frRâpeux, grinçant

    • His rasping cough echoed through the quiet room.
    • The old machine made a rasping noise as it started up.
    • She spoke in a rasping whisper after losing her voice.

    Synonymescroakydiscordantgratingharshhoarsejarringraucousroughscratchystrident

    Antonymesgentlemellowmelodioussmoothsoftsweet

Formes
  • more rasping comparative form
  • most rasping superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/ˈrɑː.spɪŋ/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un son ou une manière de parler rauque, grinçant ou irritant, souvent associé à l'agacement ou à la rudesse.

A noun referring to a harsh, grating sound or manner of speaking, often associated with irritation or roughness.

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  1. Irritated UtteranceB2informal

    The act of speaking or making a sound in a harsh, grating, or annoyed manner.

    frParole irritée et rauque

    • His constant rasping about the weather annoyed everyone.
    • She let out a rasping of complaint when the computer crashed.
    • The old man's rasping was a sign of his frustration.

    Synonymesbarkcroakgrowlraspsnarl

Formes
  • raspings plural form
  • raspings' possessive plural form
  • rasping's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

rasp/rɑːsp/C1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour décrire une voix rude et grinçante, ou une action de gratter ou frotter quelque chose avec brusquerie.

A verb used to describe the act of speaking in a harsh, grating voice, or to scrape or rub something roughly.

  1. Scrape with a toolB2formal

    To scrape or rub with a coarse file or similar tool, often used for shaping wood or metal.

    frRâper avec un outil

    • He rasped the rough edges of the wooden plank.
    • The carpenter rasped the metal surface until it was smooth.
    • She carefully rasped the stone to create a perfect fit.

    Synonymesabradefilegrategrindrubsandscrape

  2. Speak in a harsh voiceB2formal

    To say something in a rough, grating, or harsh tone.

    frparler d'une voix rauque

    • He rasped out his orders to the soldiers.
    • Her voice rasped with exhaustion after the long speech.
    • The old man rasped a warning to the children.

    Synonymesbarkcroakgrategrowlharshscreechsnarlsquawk

    Antonymescoocroonmurmur

Formes
  • rasped past participle
  • rasped past simple
  • rasping present participle
  • rasps 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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