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Drone
01
drone
a flying vehicle such as an aircraft that is controlled from afar and has no pilot
Exemples
The photographer used a drone to capture stunning aerial shots of the landscape.
Le photographe a utilisé un drone pour capturer des images aériennes époustouflantes du paysage.
Drones are often used in agriculture to monitor crop health and manage fields efficiently.
Les drones sont souvent utilisés en agriculture pour surveiller la santé des cultures et gérer les champs efficacement.
02
faux-bourdon, mâle d'abeille
a male bee characterized by a thickset body and a larger head than the worker bee, whose primary role is to mate with a queen bee
Exemples
Worker bees feed the drones until mating season.
The drone dies shortly after mating with the queen.
03
bourdonnement, ronronnement
an unchanging intonation
Exemples
The drone of the engines filled the cabin.
He spoke in a monotonous drone that put everyone to sleep.
04
bourdon, drone
a pipe of the bagpipe that is tuned to produce a single continuous tone
Exemples
The drone of the bagpipe gave depth to the melody.
The musician adjusted the drone to match the key.
05
traînard, lambin
someone who takes more time than necessary; someone who lags behind
Exemples
He 's such a drone — everything takes him twice as long.
The manager complained that half the team were drones.
to drone
01
radoter, blablater
to continuously talk in a low note without any variation in tone or pitch
Exemples
The teacher droned on about grammar for an hour.
He droned through his presentation without pausing.
02
bourdonner, ronronner
make a monotonous low dull sound
Exemples
The engines droned in the background.
The wind droned through the trees all night.
