tuck
tuck
tək
tēk
British pronunciation
/tˈʌk/

Définition et signification de « tuck » en anglais

to tuck
01

glisser, ranger

to place something into a sheltered or hidden position
example
Exemples
She carefully tucks the letter into the secret compartment of her desk.
Elle glisse soigneusement la lettre dans le compartiment secret de son bureau.
He discreetly tucked the small gift behind the books on the shelf for a surprise later.
Il a discrètement glissé le petit cadeau derrière les livres sur l'étagère pour une surprise plus tard.
02

plisser, faire un pli

make a tuck or several folds in
03

plisser, pincer

draw together into folds or puckers
Tuck
01

pli, repli

a narrow flattened pleat or fold that is stitched in place
02

estoc, épée droite

a straight sword with a narrow blade and two edges
03

groupé, position groupée

a position where a player brings their limbs close to their body, often used in gymnastics or diving to execute specific maneuvers
example
Exemples
They practiced achieving a tight tuck for better control in the air.
Ils se sont entraînés à réaliser un pli serré pour un meilleur contrôle en l'air.
The gymnast maintained a compact tuck during her routine.
La gymnaste a maintenu un groupé compact pendant sa routine.
04

friandises, gourmandises

eatables (especially sweets)
05

plastie, liposuccion

a medical operation performed to make someone look younger or slimmer by removing fat or skin
06

cache-pénis, dissimulation génitale

the act of hiding the appearance of a penis bulge, often using tight clothing for safety and comfort
SlangSlang
example
Exemples
They learned how to do a safe tuck for the costume party.
Ils ont appris à faire un rangement sûr pour la fête costumée.
Everyone admired the tuck that made their outfit look smooth.
Tout le monde admirait le repli qui rendait leur tenue lisse.
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