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to lick
01
lécher, passer la langue sur
to pass the tongue over a surface, typically to taste or eat something
Transitive: to lick a surface
Exemples
The toddler licked the spoon after finishing her yogurt.
Le tout-petit a léché la cuillère après avoir fini son yaourt.
02
battre à plate couture, écraser
to defeat someone with ease or in a decisive manner
Transitive: to lick an opponent
Exemples
The boxer licked his rival in the final round of the match.
Le boxeur a dominé son rival dans le dernier round du match.
03
surmonter, résoudre
to overcome or solve a problem completely
Transitive: to lick a problem or challenge
Exemples
With hard work, she licked the difficult math problem and solved it in minutes.
Avec du travail acharné, elle a surmonté le problème de mathématiques difficile et l'a résolu en quelques minutes.
04
lécher, laper
to touch or move something with your tongue, often to taste or clean it
Transitive: to lick sth
Exemples
She licked the ice cream cone, savoring every bite.
Elle a léché le cornet de glace, savourant chaque bouchée.
Lick
01
léchage, coup de langue
touching with the tongue
02
coup de poing, frappe
(boxing) a blow with the fist
03
léchage, salive
a salt deposit that animals regularly lick
04
lick, phrase musicale
a short, recognizable series of notes or a musical phrase
Exemples
I love how he incorporates complex licks into his improvisation.
J'adore comment il intègre des licks complexes dans son improvisation.
Arbre Lexical
licked
licking
lick
