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vest

/vest/

Traduction: Vêtement sans manches porté sur le haut du corps, souvent pour la chaleur, la protection ou comme élément d'un uniforme., Verbe signifiant conférer ou accorder à quelqu'un un droit, un pouvoir ou une propriété, ou devenir le détenteur légal de quelque chose.

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noun

/vest/A2formal
  • frVêtement sans manches porté sur le haut du corps, souvent pour la chaleur, la protection ou comme élément d'un uniforme.

A noun referring to a sleeveless garment worn on the upper body, often for warmth, protection, or as part of a uniform.

  1. Sleeveless garmentA2formal

    A sleeveless piece of clothing worn on the upper body, often over a shirt or as part of a suit.

    frGilet (vêtement sans manches)

    • He wore a wool vest over his shirt.
    • The groom's suit included a matching vest.
    • She bought a stylish leather vest for the concert.

    Synonymesjerkinwaistcoat

  2. Protective garmentA2formal

    A piece of clothing designed for protection or safety, such as a bulletproof vest or life vest.

    frGilet de protection

    • The police officer wore a bulletproof vest.
    • Passengers must wear a life vest during the boat trip.
    • He put on a reflective vest for night cycling.

    Synonymesbody armorbulletproof vestlife jacketlife preserver

Formes
  • vests plural form
  • vests' possessive plural form
  • vest's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/vɛst/C1formallegal
  • frVerbe signifiant conférer ou accorder à quelqu'un un droit, un pouvoir ou une propriété, ou devenir le détenteur légal de quelque chose.

A verb meaning to confer or bestow a right, power, or property upon someone, or to become legally entitled to something.

  1. Confer or bestow powerC1formal

    To give someone the legal right or authority to do something.

    frconférer un pouvoir légal

    • The constitution vests the president with the power to veto laws.
    • Authority is vested in the board of directors.
    • The court vested the property rights in the eldest son.

    Synonymesauthorizebestowconferempowerendowentrustgrantinvest

    Antonymesdenudedeprivediveststrip

  2. Clothe or dressC2formal

    To dress someone in formal or ceremonial clothing.

    frVêtir (de manière cérémonielle)

    • The priest was vested in a white robe for the ceremony.
    • The choir members were vested in their traditional gowns.
    • He vested himself in his finest suit for the occasion.

    Synonymesapparelarrayattireclothedressenrobegarbrobe

    Antonymesdisrobestripunclotheundress

Formes
  • vested past participle
  • vested past simple
  • vesting present participle
  • vests third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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