fell
fell
fɛl
fel
British pronunciation
/fˈɛl/

Définition et signification de « fell » en anglais

Fell
01

peau, cuir brut

the dressed skin or hide of an animal, especially a large one
fell definition and meaning
example
Exemples
The fell was stretched and dried before use.
La peau était étirée et séchée avant utilisation.
02

abattage, coupe

the act of cutting down or bringing down something, especially a tree
example
Exemples
Logging crews completed the fell before sunset.
Les équipes de bûcherons ont terminé l'abattage avant le coucher du soleil.
03

couture rabattue, couture rentrée

a seam made by folding and stitching edges to hide or protect raw fabric
example
Exemples
Jeans often feature a durable fell along the inside leg.
Les jeans comportent souvent une couture rabattue durable le long de l'intérieur de la jambe.
to fell
01

abattre, couper

to cut down or bring down, typically referring to trees
Transitive: to fell a tree
example
Exemples
Strong winds can sometimes fell even the sturdiest of trees.
Des vents forts peuvent parfois abattre même les arbres les plus robustes.
02

surfiler, ourler

to sew a seam by folding and stitching the raw edges down
Transitive: to fell sth
example
Exemples
The tailor felled the edges to prevent fraying.
Le tailleur surfila les bords pour éviter l'effilochage.
03

s'éteindre, disparaître

to pass away or disappear rapidly
Intransitive
example
Exemples
His hopes felled after hearing the news.
Ses espoirs s'effondrèrent après avoir entendu la nouvelle.
01

cruel, cruelle, terrible

having the ability to be deadly, cruel, or destructive
example
Exemples
His fell intentions were revealed when he betrayed his closest allies.
Ses intentions funestes ont été révélées lorsqu'il a trahi ses alliés les plus proches.
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