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timbered

/ˈtɪm.bəd/

Traduction: Adjectif qualifiant un bâtiment construit avec une ossature en bois apparente, souvent utilisé dans un contexte historique ou architectural (à colombages).

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/ˈtɪm.bəd/C2formalbritishobsolète
  • frAdjectif qualifiant un bâtiment construit avec une ossature en bois apparente, souvent utilisé dans un contexte historique ou architectural (à colombages).

An old-fashioned adjective describing a building constructed with a visible wooden frame, often used in historical contexts.

  1. Made of wood or timbersB2formal

    Constructed or furnished with wooden beams or timbers, often referring to a building style.

    frà colombages

    • The old cottage had a charming timbered facade.
    • They bought a timbered house in the countryside.
    • The timbered ceiling gave the room a rustic feel.

    Synonymestimber-framedwooden

  2. Covered with growing timberB2formal

    Describing an area of land that is covered with trees or forest.

    frboisé

    • The timbered hills were home to many species of wildlife.
    • They hiked through the densely timbered valley.
    • The region is known for its heavily timbered landscapes.

    Synonymesboskyforestedwoodedwoody

    Antonymesbareclearedtreelessunwooded

Formes
  • more timbered comparative form
  • most timbered superlative form
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