cupping

UK
/ˈkʌpɪŋ/
US
/ˈkʌpɪŋ/

Translations

cuppingnoun
cuppings
pl
dégustationDans le contexte du café, séance professionnelle de dégustation et d’évaluation.
The barista invited us to a cupping session to experience the different coffee profiles.
Le barista nous a invités à une séance de dégustation pour découvrir les différents profils de café.
ventousesTechnique thérapeutique consistant à appliquer des ventouses sur la peau.
She decided to try cupping to alleviate her chronic back pain.
Elle a décidé d’essayer les ventouses pour soulager ses douleurs chroniques au dos.
Additional translations
mise en coupeAction de former une partie du corps en forme concave.
Synonyms
vacuum therapy
suction therapy
cuppinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈkʌpɪŋ/
US
/ˈkʌpɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe things related to the therapy or coffee-tasting practice named cupping.
par ventousesEmploi adjectival dans le domaine des soins et thérapies.
Cupping marks may remain on the back for a few days.
Des marques par ventouses peuvent rester sur le dos pendant quelques jours.
de dégustationEmploi adjectival dans le contexte professionnel du café.
The judges stood at the cupping table, filling out their score sheets.
Les juges se tenaient à la table de dégustation, en remplissant leurs feuilles de notation.
cupverb

cupping

Gerund

cupped
Past Simple
cupped
Past Participle
cupping
Gerund
UK
/kʌp/
US
/kʌp/
creuserEn parlant des mains, en forme de coupe.
She cupped her hands to catch the rainwater.
Elle a creusé les mains pour recueillir l’eau de pluie.

Definitions

cuppingnoun
A therapy technique involving placing cups on the skin to create suction, believed to help with pain, inflammation, and blood flow.
She decided to try cupping to alleviate her chronic back pain.
The process of tasting and evaluating the flavor and aroma of coffee, often used by coffee professionals.
The barista invited us to a cupping session to experience the different coffee profiles.
The act of shaping a part of the body, especially the hands, into a concave form.
With a gentle cupping of his hands, he sheltered the candle from the wind.
cuppinggerund / present participle
Relating to or characteristic of therapy involving suction cups applied to the skin.
Cupping marks may remain on the back for a few days.
Relating to the professional tasting and evaluation of coffee.
The judges stood at the cupping table, filling out their score sheets.
cupverb
To form one's hand into the shape of a cup.
She cupped her hands to catch the rainwater.
To hold something in one's hands in a curved shape.
He cupped the small bird gently in his hands.