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bracer

/ˈbreɪsə/

/ˈbreɪsɚ/

bracernoun

bracers

/ˈbreɪsə/

/ˈbreɪsɚ/

Translations

orthèseDispositif médical de soutien ou d’alignement d’une partie du corps.

The doctor recommended a bracer to help support his injured wrist.

Le médecin a recommandé une orthèse pour soutenir son poignet घायलé.

brassardSpécialement en tir à l’arc : protection de l’avant-bras.

The archer wore a leather bracer to prevent the bowstring from hitting his arm.

L’archer portait un brassard en cuir pour éviter que la corde de l’arc ne frappe son bras.

remontantBoisson tonique, souvent alcoolisée, qui redonne de l’énergie ou réchauffe.

After the long hike, they enjoyed a bracer to warm themselves up.

Après la longue randonnée, ils ont apprécié un remontant pour se réchauffer.

Definitions

A protective covering for the arm, especially used in archery to protect the forearm from the bowstring.

The archer wore a leather bracer to prevent the bowstring from hitting his arm.

A stimulating drink, often alcoholic, taken to give a feeling of warmth or invigoration.

After the long hike, they enjoyed a bracer to warm themselves up.

A device or appliance for supporting or aligning a body part, such as a brace.

The doctor recommended a bracer to help support his injured wrist.

Synonyms

bracersnoun

bracer

bracers

/ˈbreɪsəz/

/ˈbreɪsɚz/

Translations

brassardsProtection portée sur les avant-bras, notamment à l’arc ou dans un contexte d’armure.

The archer adjusted his bracers before taking aim at the target.

L’archer a ajusté ses brassards avant de viser la cible.

Additional translations

contreventementsSens technique en construction ou en génie civil.

Definitions

Protective armguards worn on the forearms, typically made of leather or metal, used in archery or as part of armor.

The archer adjusted his bracers before taking aim at the target.

A type of support or brace used to provide stability or support to a structure or body part.

The engineer installed bracers to reinforce the bridge's structure.

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