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corralled

UK
/kəˈræld/
US
/kəˈræld/
corralledadjective
more corralled
Comp.
most corralled
Super.
UK
/kəˈræld/
US
/kəˈræld/
Translations
parquéSe dit surtout d’animaux placés dans un enclos ou un espace fermé.
The corralled horses waited patiently for their turn to be fed.
Les chevaux parqués attendaient patiemment leur tour d’être nourris.
acculéSens figuré : forcé, coincé dans une situation ou orienté malgré soi.
Feeling corralled by circumstances, she finally agreed to the terms.
Se sentant acculée par les circonstances, elle a fini par accepter les conditions.
Additional translations
rassembléPour des personnes ou des animaux réunis et maintenus dans une zone donnée.
Definitions
Enclosed or confined within a space, typically referring to animals or people being gathered into a specific area.
The corralled horses waited patiently for their turn to be fed.
Forced or compelled into a particular position or course of action, often against one's will.
Feeling corralled by circumstances, she finally agreed to the terms.
Synonyms
trapped
corralled together
contained
gathered
rounded up
herded
penned
enclosed
confined
restricted
corralverb

corralled

Past Simple

corralled
Past Simple
corralled
Past Participle
corralling
ing-form
UK
/kəˈrɑːl/
US
/kəˈræl/
Translations
parquerSurtout pour le bétail ou des animaux.
The cowboys corralled the stray horses before nightfall.
Les cow-boys ont parqué les chevaux errants avant la nuit.
Additional translations
rassemblerSens figuré : réunir ou obtenir avec difficulté.
Definitions
To gather, drive, or confine (livestock, people, objects, etc.) into a corral or other enclosed space.
The cowboys corralled the stray horses before nightfall.
Figuratively, to collect, secure, or obtain (something difficult to capture or control).
She finally corralled enough support to launch the project.
corralnoun
Definitions
A pen or enclosure for confining or capturing livestock.
The rancher led the cattle into the corral for the night.
An area that is enclosed, often used for a specific purpose.
The festival had a corral for food trucks and vendors.
A defensive arrangement of wagons placed in a circle, especially by pioneers in the American West.
The settlers formed a corral of their wagons to protect against night raids.
corraladjective
Definitions
Relating to or intended for use in a corral.
He installed new corral panels around the pasture.
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