frisk

UK
/frɪsk/
US
/frɪsk/

Translations

frisknoun
frisks
pl
UK
/frɪsk/
US
/frɪsk/
The puppies engaged in a frisk on the lawn, chasing each other around joyfully.
Les chiots ont fait des cabrioles sur la pelouse, se poursuivant joyeusement.
Additional translations
palpationSens policier, plus précis pour une fouille par palpation.
fouilleSens policier ou de sécurité.
friskverb
frisked
Past Simple
frisked
Past Participle
frisking
Gerund
UK
/frɪsk/
US
/frɪsk/
fouillerSens policier ou de sécurité, en parlant d'une personne.
The security guard had to frisk the suspect before allowing him to enter the building.
L'agent de sécurité a dû fouiller le suspect avant de le laisser entrer dans le bâtiment.
Additional translations
gambaderSens familier ou littéraire : se déplacer en sautillant, en jouant.
Synonyms

Definitions

frisknoun
A quick, light, playful movement or activity.
The puppies engaged in a frisk on the lawn, chasing each other around joyfully.
A search for concealed items, typically conducted by patting down a person's clothing.
The security guard performed a frisk on the suspect to ensure there were no hidden weapons.
friskverb
To search someone for concealed items, typically by patting their clothing.
The security guard had to frisk the suspect before allowing him to enter the building.
To move or leap about playfully; frolic.
The puppies frisked around the garden, chasing each other in circles.