caging

UK
/ˈkeɪdʒɪŋ/
US
/ˈkeɪdʒɪŋ/

Translations

cagingnoun
cagings
pl
mise en cage
The caging of the birds was necessary to protect them from predators.
La mise en cage des oiseaux était nécessaire pour les protéger des prédateurs.
cagePour désigner une structure ou un enclos de barreaux ou de fils.
The zoo's new caging system allows visitors to see the animals up close while keeping them safe.
Le nouveau système de cages du zoo permet aux visiteurs de voir les animaux de près tout en les gardant en sécurité.
caginggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈkeɪdʒɪŋ/
US
/ˈkeɪdʒɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe devices, systems or actions that confine something in a cage.
Additional translations
de contentionEmploi technique, surtout en contexte scientifique ou vétérinaire.
cageverb

caging

Gerund

caged
Past Simple
caged
Past Participle
caging
Gerund
UK
/keɪdʒ/
US
/keɪdʒ/
mettre en cage
The zookeeper caged the lion to ensure the safety of the visitors.
Le gardien du zoo a mis le lion en cage pour assurer la sécurité des visiteurs.
enfermerSens figuré : limiter fortement la liberté ou les mouvements.
She felt caged by the expectations of her family and society.
Elle se sentait enfermée par les attentes de sa famille et de la société.

Definitions

cagingnoun
The act or process of confining or enclosing something within a cage.
The caging of the birds was necessary to protect them from predators.
A structure or enclosure made of bars or wires in which animals or birds are kept.
The zoo's new caging system allows visitors to see the animals up close while keeping them safe.
caginggerund / present participle
Serving to confine or enclose within a cage; confining.
The laboratory uses a caging apparatus to keep the specimens secure.
cageverb
To confine or enclose in a cage.
The zookeeper caged the lion to ensure the safety of the visitors.
To restrict or limit freedom or movement.
She felt caged by the expectations of her family and society.