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bedding

UK
/ˈbɛdɪŋ/
US
/ˈbɛdɪŋ/
beddingnoun
beddings
pl
Translations
She changed the bedding every week to keep the room fresh and clean.
Elle changeait la literie chaque semaine pour garder la chambre fraîche et propre.
litièrePour les animaux ; souvent en paille ou autre matériau absorbant.
The farmer spread fresh bedding in the barn for the horses.
L'agriculteur a étalé de la litière fraîche dans l'étable pour les chevaux.
Additional translations
lit de sableEn construction ; couche de matériau servant de fondation.
litageGéologie ; disposition des couches sédimentaires.
Definitions
The coverings for a bed, such as sheets, blankets, and pillowcases.
She changed the bedding every week to keep the room fresh and clean.
Straw or similar material used to provide a bed for animals.
The farmer spread fresh bedding in the barn for the horses.
A layer of material, such as gravel or sand, used to provide a foundation for something.
The workers laid down a bedding of sand before installing the new patio stones.
The arrangement or stratification of layers of sedimentary rock.
The geologist photographed the bedding visible in the cliff face.
Synonyms
bedclothes
bed linen
bedding materials
mattress cover
sheets
comforter
duvet
blanket
beddingadjective
UK
/ˈbɛdɪŋ/
US
/ˈbɛdɪŋ/
Used attributively before nouns, e.g. 'bedding plants', 'bedding material'.
Translations
à massifBotanique ; se dit surtout de plantes destinées aux massifs.
They bought colorful bedding plants to brighten the garden borders.
Ils ont acheté des plantes à massif colorées pour égayer les bordures du jardin.
Definitions
Intended for use as bedding or relating to plants or materials used for bedding (only before a noun).
They bought colorful bedding plants to brighten the garden borders.
bednoun
Definitions
A piece of furniture for sleep or rest, typically a framework with a mattress.
She lay down on the bed and quickly fell asleep.
A place where something is located or occurs, often used in a geological or ecological context.
The riverbed was dry after the long summer.
A plot of ground in which plants are grown, especially in a garden.
The flower bed was full of blooming tulips.
A layer of something that is laid or occurs naturally.
The bed of gravel provided a stable base for the road.
bedverb

bedding

ing-form

bedded
Past Simple
bedded
Past Participle
bedding
ing-form
UK
/bɛd/
US
/bɛd/
Translations
hébergerAu sens de fournir des couchages.
The hotel can bed up to 200 guests.
L’hôtel peut héberger jusqu’à 200 invités.
enchâsserAu sens de fixer fermement dans une matière.
The archaeologists bedded the ancient artifact in sand to protect it.
Les archéologues ont enchâssé l’artefact ancien dans du sable pour le protéger.
Additional translations
planterDans un massif ou une plate-bande.
coucher avecFamilier.
Definitions
To provide with a bed or sleeping accommodations.
The hotel can bed up to 200 guests.
To lay or plant in a bed of soil.
The gardener will bed the tulip bulbs in the flowerbed.
To settle or embed something firmly.
The archaeologists bedded the ancient artifact in sand to protect it.
To have sexual intercourse with (someone).
He claimed to have bedded many famous actors.
Synonyms
lie
recline
rest
sleep
lounge
Antonyms
wake
rouse
uproot
dig up
bedadjective
Definitions
Relating to or intended for use on or with a bed.
The hotel provides fresh bed linens daily.
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