pelt
pelt
pɛlt
pelt
British pronunciation
/pˈɛlt/

Définition et signification de « pelt » en anglais

to pelt
01

lapider, bombarder

to vigorously and continuously throw objects, often with force or intensity
Transitive: to pelt sb/sth with sth
to pelt definition and meaning
example
Exemples
Angry fans pelted the opposing team's bus with eggs after the defeat.
Les fans en colère ont criblé le bus de l'équipe adverse d'œufs après la défaite.
02

filer, dévaler

to move swiftly and with great speed, often in a hasty or urgent manner
Intransitive: to pelt somewhere
to pelt definition and meaning
example
Exemples
Hearing the call for help, the rescuers pelted towards the scene of the accident.
Entendant l'appel à l'aide, les sauveteurs se sont précipités vers le lieu de l'accident.
03

s'abattre, pleuvoir à verse

(of rain, snow, or hail) to descend rapidly and forcefully
Transitive: to pelt sth
example
Exemples
As the blizzard hit, snowflakes pelted against the windows, creating a whiteout.
Alors que la tempête de neige frappait, les flocons de neige cognaient contre les fenêtres, créant un blanc.
Pelt
01

peau

the skin of an animal with the fur, wool, or hair still covering it
example
Exemples
Fur traders sought high-quality pelts of beavers and otters to supply the lucrative fur trade in the 19th century.
Les marchands de fourrures recherchaient des peaux de haute qualité de castors et de loutres pour approvisionner le commerce lucratif des fourrures au XIXe siècle.
02

an animal's natural covering of fur, wool, or hair

example
Exemples
A lion 's pelt protects it from harsh weather.
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