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sheltered

/ˈʃel.tərd/

Traduction: Décrit une personne ou un lieu protégé des influences extérieures, des difficultés ou des conditions rudes., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de fournir une protection ou un abri contre le danger, les intempéries ou le préjudice, ou de se mettre soi-même à l'abri.

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adjective

/ˈʃel.tərd/B2formal
  • frDécrit une personne ou un lieu protégé des influences extérieures, des difficultés ou des conditions rudes.

Describes a person or place that is protected from outside influences, difficulties, or harsh conditions.

  1. Protected from weatherB1formal

    Protected from the elements, such as wind, rain, or sun.

    frÀ l'abri des intempéries

    • The garden is in a sheltered spot behind the house.
    • We found a sheltered area to pitch our tent.
    • The plants need a sheltered location to survive the winter.

    Synonymescoveredprotectedshielded

    Antonymesexposed

  2. Protected from difficultyB2formal

    Kept away from the harsh realities of life; overprotected.

    frprotégé des difficultés de la vie

    • He had a very sheltered upbringing and never faced real challenges.
    • She lived a sheltered life in a small village.
    • The child was sheltered from the news of the accident.

    Synonymescloisteredprotectedshielded

    Antonymesexperiencedhardenedstreetwisetoughworldly

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

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verb

shelter/ˈʃɛl.tər/B1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de fournir une protection ou un abri contre le danger, les intempéries ou le préjudice, ou de se mettre soi-même à l'abri.

A verb used to indicate the act of providing protection or refuge from danger, weather, or harm, or to take cover oneself.

  1. Protect from dangerB1formal

    To provide a safe place or protection from harm, weather, or danger.

    frabriter, protéger

    • The cave sheltered the hikers from the storm.
    • They sheltered the refugees in a local school.
    • The tree sheltered us from the rain.

    Synonymescoverdefendguardharborhouseprotectrefugesafeguardscreenshield

    Antonymesendangerexpose

  2. Take refugeB1formal

    To seek protection or safety in a place.

    frSe mettre à l'abri

    • We sheltered under a bridge during the thunderstorm.
    • The animals sheltered in the barn during the blizzard.
    • They sheltered in the basement when the tornado warning was issued.

    Synonymeshidehole up

Formes
  • sheltered past participle
  • sheltered past simple
  • sheltering present participle
  • shelters third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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