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scour

UK
/skaʊə/
US
/skaʊɚ/

Übersetzungen

scoursubstantiv
scours
Pl.
UK
/ˈskaʊə/
US
/ˈskaʊɚ/
The scour of the pots and pans left them gleaming and spotless.
Le récurage des casseroles et des poêles les a laissées brillantes et impeccables.
ratissageAu sens de recherche méthodique et approfondie.
The police conducted a scour of the area to find any evidence related to the crime.
La police a effectué un ratissage de la zone pour trouver des preuves liées au crime.
affouillementTerme de géologie et d’hydraulique.
The river's scour had deepened the channel significantly over the years.
L’affouillement de la rivière avait considérablement approfondi le chenal au fil des ans.
Synonyme
search
sweep
comb
hunt
rummage
inspection
cleaning
cleansing
scouring
scrubbing
abrasion
erosion
wash
scourverb
scoured
Präteritum
scoured
Partizip Perfekt
scouring
Gerundium
UK
/skaʊə/
US
/skaʊɚ/
She scoured the pots and pans until they shone.
Elle a récuré les casseroles et les poêles jusqu’à ce qu’elles brillent.
fouillerAu sens de rechercher méthodiquement.
The police scoured the area for clues.
La police a fouillé la zone à la recherche d’indices.
éroderSens géologique ou hydraulique.
The floodwaters scoured the riverbed down to the bare rock.
Les eaux de crue ont érodé le lit de la rivière jusqu’à la roche nue.
purgerMédecine vétérinaire.
The vet scoured the calf before the competition.
Le vétérinaire a purgé le veau avant la compétition.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
ratisserSurtout pour une recherche exhaustive ou une zone parcourue systématiquement.
Synonyme
scrub
clean
search
rummage
sift
examine
inspect
browse

Definitionen

scoursubstantiv
The act of cleaning or polishing a surface by rubbing it hard, typically with an abrasive or detergent.
The scour of the pots and pans left them gleaming and spotless.
A thorough search in order to locate something.
The police conducted a scour of the area to find any evidence related to the crime.
The erosion or removal of material from a surface, especially soil or rock, by the action of water, wind, or ice.
The river's scour had deepened the channel significantly over the years.
scourverb
To clean or polish by hard rubbing.
She scoured the pots and pans until they shone.
To search thoroughly and energetically.
The police scoured the area for clues.
To remove soil, rock, or other material from (a surface or channel) by the abrasive action of fast-moving water, wind, or ice; to erode.
The floodwaters scoured the riverbed down to the bare rock.
To purge the bowels of (a person or animal); to cause diarrhea in.
The vet scoured the calf before the competition.
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