Rechercher
to ply
01
fournir, approvisionner
to offer or supply something generously or abundantly, often in response to a request or need
Ditransitive: to ply sb with a resource
02
exercer, manipuler
to use a tool skillfully and diligently, often in a repetitive or continuous manner
Transitive: to ply a tool
03
s'adonner à, exercer
to engage in a task or activity with focused effort and dedication
Transitive: to ply an activity or skill
04
circuler, fréquenté
to travel along a specific path on a regular basis
Transitive: to ply a path
Ply
01
plaquer, couche
(usually in combinations) one of several layers of cloth or paper or wood as in plywood
02
brin, toron
one of the strands twisted together to make yarn or rope or thread; often used in combination
ply
v
pliancy
n
pliancy
n
pliant
adj
pliant
adj
plyer
n
plyer
n
Exemple
As a mentor, her goal was to ply her mentees with guidance.
The generous community rallied together to ply the disaster-stricken area with essential supplies and support.
During the harsh winter, local charities worked tirelessly to ply the homeless population with warm clothing and hot meals.
In response to the humanitarian crisis, international organizations collaborated to ply the affected regions with medical aid and resources.
The restaurant owner made it a point to ply customers with complimentary appetizers while waiting for their orders.
