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archer

/ˈɑː.tʃə/

/ˈɑr.tʃɚ/

Translations

archernoun

archers

/ˈɑː.tʃə/

/ˈɑr.tʃɚ/

archerPersonne qui tire à l’arc; terme courant.

The archer took aim and released the arrow, hitting the bullseye with precision.

L’archer a pris sa visée et a lâché la flèche, atteignant le centre de la cible avec précision.

Additional translations

archèreForme féminine.

Synonyms

archeradjective

Used attributively before a noun to denote relation to archery or archers (e.g., archer fish).

archerEn zoologie, dans l’expression « poisson archer ».

The archer fish can shoot jets of water to knock insects from branches.

Le poisson archer peut projeter des jets d’eau pour faire tomber les insectes des branches.

archadjective

archer

Comp.

archer

Comp.

archest

Super.

/ɑːtʃ/

/ɑrtʃ/

malicieux

She gave him an arch smile, hinting at a secret she wasn't ready to share.

Elle lui adressa un sourire malicieux, laissant entendre un secret qu’elle n’était pas prête à révéler.

Additional translations

principalEmploi attributif devant un nom.

Synonyms

Definitions

archernoun

A person who shoots with a bow and arrows, especially at a target for sport.

The archer took aim and released the arrow, hitting the bullseye with precision.

archeradjective

Relating to or characteristic of archers or archery; used only before a noun.

The archer fish can shoot jets of water to knock insects from branches.

archadjective

Playfully roguish or mischievous.

She gave him an arch smile, hinting at a secret she wasn't ready to share.

Cunning or sly; having a knowing or superior air.

His arch comments often left his colleagues feeling both amused and slightly wary.

Chief; principal; of the highest rank, especially when used attributively before a noun.

After years of rivalry, she finally defeated her arch enemy in the championship.