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rod

/rɒd/

Traduction: Nom désignant un morceau long, fin et droit de bois, de métal ou d'un autre matériau, souvent utilisé comme support, pour mesurer ou comme outil.

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/rɒd/B1formal
  • frNom désignant un morceau long, fin et droit de bois, de métal ou d'un autre matériau, souvent utilisé comme support, pour mesurer ou comme outil.

A noun referring to a long, thin, straight piece of wood, metal, or other material, often used for support, measurement, or as a tool.

  1. Thin straight barA2formal

    A thin straight piece of metal, wood, or other material.

    frbarre fine et droite

    • He used a metal rod to support the shelf.
    • The curtain hangs from a wooden rod.
    • The mechanic inserted a rod into the engine.

    Synonymesbardowelpoleshaftspindlestaffstickwand

  2. Fishing rodA2formal

    A long flexible stick used for fishing, with a line and hook attached.

    frCanne à pêche

    • He cast his rod into the river.
    • She bought a new fishing rod for the trip.
    • The rod bent under the weight of the fish.

    Synonymesfishing polefishing rodpole

  3. Measuring unitC1formalbritish

    A unit of length equal to 5.5 yards (about 5.03 meters).

    frPerche (unité de mesure)

    • The field was measured in rods.
    • The property line extends 20 rods from the road.
    • One rod is equivalent to 16.5 feet.

    Synonymeslugperchpole

Formes
  • rods plural form
  • rods' possessive plural form
  • rod's possessive singular form
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