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saltate

/ˈsæl.teɪt/

Traduction: Verbe vieilli ou littéraire signifiant danser, sauter ou bondir, ou se déplacer d'une allure sautillante ou galopante.

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/ˈsæl.teɪt/formalobsolète
  • frVerbe vieilli ou littéraire signifiant danser, sauter ou bondir, ou se déplacer d'une allure sautillante ou galopante.

An obsolete verb meaning to dance, leap, or jump, or to move with a bounding or skipping motion.

  1. Move by saltationC2formal

    To move or be transported by a series of jumps or bounces, as in geological or biological contexts.

    frSe déplacer par saltation

    • The sand grains saltate across the desert floor during a strong wind.
    • In the river, small pebbles saltate along the bed due to the current.
    • The particles saltate when the wind speed exceeds a certain threshold.

    Synonymesbounceboundhopjumpleapskip

  2. Leap or skipC2formal

    To leap, skip, or dance with a lively, jumping motion.

    frSautiller ou bondir

    • The dancers saltate gracefully across the stage.
    • Children saltate with joy in the meadow.
    • He saltated over the puddles to avoid getting wet.

    Synonymesboundcapergambolhopjumpleapskipspring