hood
hood
hʊd
hood
British pronunciation
/hʊd/

Définition et signification de « hood » en anglais

Hood
01

capot

a metal part that covers the engine of a vehicle
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The mechanic lifted the hood to inspect the damage from the minor accident.
Le mécanicien a soulevé le capot pour inspecter les dégâts du petit accident.
02

capuche

a part of a sweatshirt or coat that covers the head but leaves the face open
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The jacket 's hood was lined with soft fleece, providing extra warmth during the winter.
La capuche de la veste était doublée de polaire douce, offrant une chaleur supplémentaire pendant l'hiver.
03

a metal or protective covering over a vent to direct or exhaust smoke, fumes, or air

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Industrial hoods vented chemical fumes safely.
04

a violent and aggressive young criminal

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Neighborhoods were wary of hoods lurking around at night.
05

an expandable part or marking on the head or neck of an animal that resembles a hood

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Some snakes have distinctive hoods with patterns.
06

the folding roof of a horse-drawn or motor vehicle

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Early automobiles had a leather hood to protect passengers.
07

a leather cover placed over a hawk's head to keep it calm

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Hawks remain calm when wearing a hood.
08

a tubular attachment on a camera lens that blocks stray light

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The hood prevented lens flare in bright conditions.
09

quartier, cité

a neighborhood, often referring to an urban or rough area
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There 's a lot of pride in my hood.
Il y a beaucoup de fierté dans mon quartier.
10

a protective covering that is part of a plant, often enclosing flowers or seeds

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Some orchids have prominent hoods over their blossoms.
11

capuche, chaperon

a garment worn over the shoulders and back, typically with a colorful lining and trim, to signify the academic degree and field of study of the wearer
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Each faculty member 's hood was unique, reflecting their academic discipline and alma mater.
La capuche de chaque membre du corps enseignant était unique, reflétant leur discipline académique et leur alma mater.
to hood
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couvrir avec une capuche, envelopper d'une capuche

to cover someone or something by placing a hood over them
Transitive: to hood sb/sth
to hood definition and meaning
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In the chilly weather, the parent hooded the child with a warm jacket before heading outside.
Par temps froid, le parent encapuchonna l'enfant avec une veste chaude avant de sortir.
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