cock
cock
kɑk
kaak
British pronunciation
/kˈɒk/

Définition et signification de « cock » en anglais

Cock
01

coq, oiseau mâle

an adult male chicken; a rooster
cock definition and meaning
02

coq, mâle

the male of any bird
03

robinet, vanne

faucet consisting of a rotating device for regulating flow of a liquid
04

chien, marteau

the part of a gunlock that strikes the percussion cap when the trigger is pulled
05

bite, queue

obscene terms for penis
06

a contemptible, arrogant, or obnoxious man

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example
Exemples
He's a smug cock who thinks he's better than everyone else.
to cock
01

incliner, pencher

to incline or tilt at an angle
Intransitive
to cock definition and meaning
example
Exemples
The picture frame had become loose, causing it to cock slightly on the wall.
Le cadre photo était devenu lâche, ce qui l'a fait pencher légèrement sur le mur.
02

armer, armer le chien

to prepare a firearm for firing by pulling back the hammer or striker mechanism
Transitive: to cock a weapon
example
Exemples
With a swift motion, he cocked the hammer of the revolver, readying the firearm for action.
D'un mouvement rapide, il arma le chien du révolver, préparant l'arme à l'action.
03

se pavaner, marcher avec arrogance

to strut or walk in a manner that reflects arrogance or self-confidence
Intransitive: to cock somewhere
example
Exemples
During the talent show, she confidently cocked across the stage after her successful performance.
Pendant le spectacle de talents, elle a fièrement pavané à travers la scène après sa performance réussie.
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