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wicker

/ˈwɪk.ər/

Traduction: Nom désignant de fines branches flexibles, notamment d'osier ou de certains roseaux, utilisées pour tresser des paniers et des meubles ; désigne aussi l'objet tressé fabriqué avec ce matériau.

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/ˈwɪk.ər/B2formal
  • frNom désignant de fines branches flexibles, notamment d'osier ou de certains roseaux, utilisées pour tresser des paniers et des meubles ; désigne aussi l'objet tressé fabriqué avec ce matériau.

A noun referring to slender, flexible branches or twigs, especially from willow or certain canes, used for weaving baskets and furniture; also denotes the woven work made from such material.

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  1. Material for weavingB1formal

    Slender, flexible branches or twigs, especially from willow trees or certain canes, used for making baskets and furniture.

    frosier

    • The artisan gathered wicker from the willow grove.
    • Wicker is a traditional material for outdoor furniture.
    • They used dried wicker to weave a sturdy basket.

    Synonymesosierwattlewithe

  2. Woven productB1formal

    An object or piece of work made by interlacing slender branches, such as a basket or chair.

    frVannerie

    • She bought a beautiful wicker for her garden.
    • The old wicker was repaired with fresh willow twigs.
    • He crafted a wicker to store firewood.

    Synonymesbasketrywickerwork

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  • wickers plural form
  • wickers' possessive plural form
  • wicker's possessive singular form
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