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snipe

/snaɪp/

Traduction: Nom désignant un oiseau des marais à long bec, ou un tir effectué depuis une position cachée.

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noun

/snaɪp/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un oiseau des marais à long bec, ou un tir effectué depuis une position cachée.

A noun referring to a long-billed wading bird found in marshy areas, or a gunshot fired from a concealed position.

  1. B2formal

    A wading bird with a long, straight bill, found in marshy areas, often hunted as game.

    frBécassine

    • The snipe is known for its elusive behavior in wetlands.
    • Hunters often seek snipe in marshy regions.
    • A snipe flew up from the reeds as we approached.
  2. Gunshot from hidingB2formal

    A shot fired from a concealed position, typically at a long range.

    frtir isolé (depuis une position cachée)

    • The soldier was hit by a snipe from an unseen enemy.
    • A single snipe echoed across the valley.
    • The patrol was ambushed by a snipe from the forest.

    Synonymespotshot

Formes
  • snipes plural form
  • snipes' possessive plural form
  • snipe's possessive singular form
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