noose

UK
/nuːs/
US
/nus/

Übersetzungen

noosesubstantiv
nooses
Pl.
UK
/nuːs/
US
/nus/
nœud coulant
The hunter set a noose to catch the rabbit.
Le chasseur a posé un nœud coulant pour attraper le lapin.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
nœud coulantAu sens figuré : situation ou contrainte difficile à fuir.
nooseverb
noosed
Präteritum
noosed
Partizip Perfekt
noosing
Gerundium
UK
/nuːs/
US
/nus/
garrotterAu sens de serrer ou capturer avec un lien qui se resserre.
The cowboy expertly noosed the runaway calf with his lasso.
Le cowboy a habilement garrotté le veau fugitif avec son lasso.
nooseadjektiv
Used attributively before nouns (e.g., "noose knot").

Definitionen

noosesubstantiv
A loop with a running knot, tightening as the rope or wire is pulled, typically used to trap animals or hang people.
The hunter set a noose to catch the rabbit.
A situation or condition that is difficult to escape from.
The debt became a noose around his neck, tightening with each passing month.
nooseverb
To secure or catch with a loop or knot that tightens when pulled.
The cowboy expertly noosed the runaway calf with his lasso.
nooseadjektiv
Relating to or involving a noose; used attributively before another noun.
He practiced tying a noose knot before the competition.