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cropped

UK
/krɒpt/
US
/krɑpt/

Translations

croppedpast participle
UK
/krɒpt/
US
/krɑpt/
Past-participle adjective derived from the verb "crop".
courtSe dit surtout des vêtements et des cheveux, avec l’idée de « coupé court ».
She wore a cropped jacket that ended just above her waist.
Elle portait une veste courte qui s’arrêtait juste au-dessus de la taille.
recadréSe dit surtout des images, documents ou objets dont les bords ont été supprimés ou la taille réduite.
The designer sent a cropped image to fit the banner size.
Le designer a envoyé une image recadrée pour qu’elle s’adapte à la taille de la bannière.
Additional translations
moissonnéS’emploie pour des champs ou des plantes après la récolte.
Synonyms
abbreviated
cut
shortened
trimmed
reduced
cropverb

cropped

Past Simple

cropped
Past Simple
cropped
Past Participle
cropping
Gerund
UK
/krɒp/
US
/krɑp/
recadrerPour une image ou une photo.
She decided to crop the photo to remove the distracting background.
Elle a décidé de recadrer la photo pour supprimer l’arrière-plan gênant.
récolterEn agriculture.
Farmers will crop the wheat fields in late summer.
Les agriculteurs récolteront le blé à la fin de l’été.
Additional translations
brouterPour des animaux qui mangent les pointes des plantes ou de l’herbe.
Synonyms
trim
cut
gather
harvest
prune

Definitions

croppedpast participle
Cut short or trimmed, especially referring to hair or clothing.
She wore a cropped jacket that ended just above her waist.
Having been harvested or gathered, typically referring to plants or fields.
The cropped fields lay bare after the harvest season.
Having had its edges removed or its length shortened, especially of images, documents, or objects.
The designer sent a cropped image to fit the banner size.
cropverb
To cut or trim the edges of something, especially a photograph or image, to improve its composition or to fit a particular size.
She decided to crop the photo to remove the distracting background.
To harvest plants or their produce from a field.
Farmers will crop the wheat fields in late summer.
To bite off or eat the tops of plants, typically used in reference to animals grazing.
The sheep were busy cropping the grass in the meadow.
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