Rechercher
to trim
01
orner
to make something, like clothing, look better by adding decorative elements
Transitive: to trim sth
02
tailler, couper, orner
to cut beard, hair, or fur in a neat and orderly manner
Transitive: to trim hair or fur
03
tailler, couper, émonder
to make something appear more neat or organized by cutting it down to a desired size or by removing its edges
Transitive: to trim sth
04
raffermir, affiner
to make a part of one's body thinner or more toned through exercise or diet
Transitive: to trim a part of one's body
05
ajuster, équilibrer
to adjust an aircraft's control surfaces to achieve stable and balanced flight without the need for continuous manual control input
Transitive: to trim an aircraft
06
réduire, tailler
to reduce the amount of something
Transitive: to trim amount of something
07
tailler, régler
to adjust the sails or other parts of a boat to optimize its performance in relation to wind and water conditions
Transitive: to trim sails of a boat
Trim
01
décoration, ornement
a decoration or adornment on a garment
02
garniture, finition
a state of arrangement or appearance
03
taille, rogne
cutting down to the desired size or shape
04
inclinaison, position
attitude of an aircraft in flight when allowed to take its own orientation
trim
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trimmed
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trimmed
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trimmer
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trimmer
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trimming
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trimming
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Exemple
The Christmas tree was beautifully trimmed with colorful ornaments, lights, and tinsel.
She decided to trim her plain dress with a delicate lace to give it a more elegant look.
The curtains were trimmed with a matching fringe, completing the room's decorative theme.
The crew members carefully trimmed the sails for a close reach.
The gardener trimmed the stem of the rose bush to promote new growth and healthier blooms.
