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eared

UK
/ɪəd/
US
/ɪrd/

Translations

earedadjective
more eared
Comp.
most eared
Super.
UK
/ɪəd/
US
/ɪrd/
épiéTerme agricole ; se dit d’une céréale qui porte des épis ou est au stade de formation de l’épi.
By midsummer the barley fields were fully eared.
À la mi-été, les champs d’orge étaient pleinement épiés.
à oreillesS’emploie surtout pour décrire un animal ou, plus rarement, un objet muni de parties en forme d’oreilles.
The long-eared owl is easily identifiable by its prominent tufts that resemble ears.
La chouette à longues oreilles est facilement identifiable à ses aigrettes proéminentes qui ressemblent à des oreilles.
Additional translations
oreilléPlus littéraire ou technique ; peut qualifier ce qui porte des appendices en forme d’oreilles.
Synonyms
earred
eared
having ears
earverb

eared

Past Simple

eared
Past Simple
eared
Past Participle
earing
Gerund
UK
/ɪə/
US
/ɪr/
épierEn parlant d’une céréale : former un épi.
The barley usually ears in late spring.
L’orge épie généralement à la fin du printemps.
Additional translations
labourerSens rare ou dialectal, en agriculture.
Synonyms
earth up
hill
hill up
bank
bank up
mound
mound up
earth
head

Definitions

earedadjective
Having ears, typically of a particular kind, number, or size (often used in combination).
The long-eared owl is easily identifiable by its prominent tufts that resemble ears.
Having projections, handles, or other parts that resemble ears.
She poured the tea from an eared jug.
Bearing ears of grain; in an ear-bearing stage.
By midsummer the barley fields were fully eared.
earverb
To plow or till the soil.
The farmer eared the field to prepare it for planting.
Of a cereal plant: to develop or produce ears of grain.
The barley usually ears in late spring.
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