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to pierce
01
percer, transpercer
(of something sharp) to make a hole or break in or through something
Transitive: to pierce sth
informations grammaticales
composition morphologique
simple
verbe d’action
régulier
présent
pierce
3e personne du singulier
pierces
participe présent
piercing
passé simple
pierced
participe passé
pierced
Exemples
The needle pierced the fabric easily.
L'aiguille a percé le tissu facilement.
02
percer, transpercer
to forcefully pass through barriers or obstacles
Transitive: to pierce a barrier or obstacle
Exemples
The car pierced the fog, navigating cautiously through the reduced visibility.
La voiture perça le brouillard, naviguant prudemment à travers la visibilité réduite.
03
transpercer, pénétrer
to deeply affect or penetrate someone's emotions or thoughts
Transitive: to pierce sb
Exemples
The heartfelt letter from her friend pierced her with a sense of gratitude and warmth.
La lettre sincère de son amie l'a transpercée d'un sentiment de gratitude et de chaleur.
04
percer, rompre
to abruptly end or interrupt something
Transitive: to pierce a situation
Exemples
The loud crash of thunder pierced the silence of the peaceful countryside.
Le fracas tonitruant du tonnerre a percé le silence de la campagne paisible.
05
percer, transpercer
to create an opening or hole in something using a sharp object
Transitive: to pierce a hole in sth
Exemples
The jeweler used a diamond-tipped tool to pierce a small hole in the pearl.
Le bijoutier a utilisé un outil à pointe de diamant pour percer un petit trou dans la perle.
Arbre Lexical
pierced
piercing
piercing
pierce
