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snowshoe

/ˈsnəʊ.ʃuː/

Traduction: Cadre léger, souvent en forme de raquette, muni d'un treillis de lanières, que l'on fixe à chaque pied pour marcher sur la neige profonde sans s'enfoncer., Verbe signifiant marcher ou se déplacer sur la neige à l'aide de raquettes.

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noun

/ˈsnəʊ.ʃuː/B1formal
  • frCadre léger, souvent en forme de raquette, muni d'un treillis de lanières, que l'on fixe à chaque pied pour marcher sur la neige profonde sans s'enfoncer.

A lightweight frame, often shaped like a racquet and fitted with a network of thongs, worn on each foot to help a person walk on deep snow without sinking.

  1. SnowshoeB1formal

    A lightweight frame shaped like a racquet, strengthened with cross pieces and containing a network of thongs, worn on each foot to help walk on deep snow.

    frraquette à neige

    • He strapped on his snowshoes and headed into the deep powder.
    • Snowshoes distribute weight to prevent sinking into the snow.
    • Modern snowshoes are made from lightweight materials like aluminum and plastic.
Formes
  • snowshoes plural form
  • snowshoes' possessive plural form
  • snowshoe's possessive singular form

verb

/ˈsnoʊ.ʃuː/C1formal
  • frVerbe signifiant marcher ou se déplacer sur la neige à l'aide de raquettes.

A verb meaning to walk or travel on snow using snowshoes.

  1. Travel on snowshoesB2formal

    To walk or travel over deep snow using snowshoes, which are frames attached to boots to distribute weight.

    frraquette

    • We plan to snowshoe across the frozen lake this weekend.
    • He snowshoed through the forest after the heavy snowfall.
    • They snowshoed up the mountain trail to enjoy the winter scenery.
Formes
  • snowshoed past participle
  • snowshoed past simple
  • snowshoeing present participle
  • snowshoes third person singular