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clover

/ˈkləʊ.və/

/ˈkloʊ.vɚ/

Translations

clovernoun

clovers

/ˈkləʊ.və/

/ˈkloʊ.vɚ/

trèfle

The field was covered in clover, providing a lush green carpet for the grazing sheep.

Le champ était couvert de trèfle, offrant un tapis vert luxuriant aux moutons qui broutaient.

Additional translations

aisanceDans l’expression in clover, au sens de vie facile et prospère.

Synonyms

cloververb

clovered

Past Simple

clovered

Past Participle

clovering

Gerund

/ˈkləʊvə/

/ˈkloʊvər/

Rare, chiefly agricultural: to sow or cover land with clover.

Additional translations

trèflerRare, en agriculture.

Synonyms

seed (with clover)

plant (with clover)

cover (with clover)

overspread

blanket (with clover)

sow (with clover)

Antonyms

weed out

cloveradjective

/ˈkləʊ.və/

/ˈkloʊ.vɚ/

Used attributively to describe something made from or relating to clover (e.g., 'clover honey').

de trèfle

Clover honey has a light, delicate flavor.

Le miel de trèfle a une saveur légère et délicate.

Synonyms

Definitions

clovernoun

A small plant with three-lobed leaves, often found in grassy areas, and sometimes having flowers.

The field was covered in clover, providing a lush green carpet for the grazing sheep.

A state of comfort, prosperity, or ease (chiefly in the phrase 'in clover').

After winning the lottery, they were living in clover.

cloververb

To sow or cover (land) with clover.

The farmer planned to clover the south field in early spring.

cloveradjective

Made from, consisting of, or relating to clover.

Clover honey has a light, delicate flavor.