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skeleton

/ˈskel.ɪ.tən/

Traduction: Nom désignant la charpente interne d'os et de cartilage qui soutient le corps d'un animal, ou, par métaphore, la structure de base d'une chose, sa forme minimale ou un secret caché.

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noun

/ˈskel.ɪ.tən/B1formal
  • frNom désignant la charpente interne d'os et de cartilage qui soutient le corps d'un animal, ou, par métaphore, la structure de base d'une chose, sa forme minimale ou un secret caché.

A noun referring to the internal framework of bones and cartilage that supports the body of an animal, or metaphorically to the basic structure of something, a minimal form, or a hidden secret.

  1. Bony framework of the bodyA2formalscientific

    The internal structure of bones and cartilage that supports the body of a human or animal.

    frSquelette

    • The human skeleton consists of over 200 bones.
    • Archaeologists discovered a dinosaur skeleton in the desert.
    • The skeleton provides protection for vital organs like the brain and heart.

    Synonymesendoskeletonframeframework

  2. Basic framework or outlineB2formal

    The essential, minimal structure or outline of something, such as a plan, story, or building.

    frStructure de base ou plan

    • The architect presented the skeleton of the new building design.
    • We have the skeleton of the report ready, but it needs more details.
    • The skeleton of the plot was clear, but the characters needed development.

    Synonymesbare bonesdraftframeframeworkoutlinescaffoldshellsketchstructure

  3. Hidden secret or scandalB2informal

    A shameful or embarrassing fact about someone that they try to keep hidden from others.

    frSquelette dans le placard

    • Every family has a skeleton in the closet.
    • The politician's campaign was ruined when his skeleton was exposed.
    • She was afraid that her past skeleton would come to light.

    Synonymesscandalsecret

  4. Supporting structure of an objectB1formaltechnical

    The internal framework that gives shape and support to an artificial object, like a building or ship.

    frStructure portante d'un objet

    • The steel skeleton of the skyscraper was completed first.
    • The ship's skeleton was built from strong oak timbers.
    • The skeleton of the tent was made of lightweight aluminum poles.

    Synonymesarmaturecarcasschassisframeframeworkstructuresubstructure

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  • skeletons plural form
  • skeletons' possessive plural form
  • skeleton's possessive singular form
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