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vessel

/ˈves.əl/

Traduction: Nom désignant un récipient creux destiné à contenir des liquides ou d'autres substances, ou un grand bateau ou navire conçu pour naviguer sur l'eau.

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noun

/ˈves.əl/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un récipient creux destiné à contenir des liquides ou d'autres substances, ou un grand bateau ou navire conçu pour naviguer sur l'eau.

A noun referring to a container, such as a ship, boat, or large craft used for travel on water, or a hollow container for holding liquids or other substances.

  1. Ship or large boatB1formal

    A large ship or boat designed for travel on water.

    frNavire

    • The cargo vessel departed from the port at dawn.
    • A naval vessel was spotted near the coast.
    • The vessel carried passengers across the Atlantic.

    Synonymesboatcraftshipwatercraft

  2. B1formal

    A hollow container used to hold liquids or other substances.

    frRécipient

    • She poured the wine into a glass vessel.
    • The laboratory uses glass vessels for experiments.
    • Ancient vessels were used to store grain and oil.

    Synonymesbasinbowlcaskcontainerdrumholderjarreceptacletankvat

  3. Blood vesselB2formalmedical

    A tube in the body through which blood circulates, such as an artery or vein.

    frVaisseau sanguin

    • High blood pressure can damage blood vessels.
    • The surgeon repaired a ruptured vessel in the patient's leg.
    • Blood vessels carry oxygen throughout the body.

    Synonymesblood vessel

Formes
  • vessels plural form
  • vessels' possessive plural form
  • vessel's possessive singular form
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