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/fɜː/
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/fɝː/
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fur
noun
furs
pl
fourrure
The rabbit's fur was soft and warm to the touch.
La fourrure du lapin était douce et chaude au toucher.
fourrures
Au pluriel, pour désigner des vêtements ou accessoires en fourrure.
She packed her furs away in moth-proof boxes for the summer.
Elle a rangé ses fourrures dans des boîtes anti-mites pour l'été.
Additional translations
dépôt
Pour un revêtement ressemblant à de la fourrure, notamment sur une bouilloire ou une langue.
Synonyms
fleece
hide
coat
hair
fur coat
pelt
fur
verb
furred
Past Simple
furred
Past Participle
furring
Gerund
UK
/fɜː/
US
/fɝː/
fourrer
En anglais littéraire ou technique, au sens de garnir de fourrure.
The designer decided to fur the coat with a soft, synthetic material.
Le créateur a décidé de fourrer le manteau avec une matière synthétique douce.
Additional translations
s'entartrer
Pour un dépôt minéral ressemblant à de la fourrure, notamment dans une bouilloire ou des tuyaux.
Synonyms
trim
coat
scum
cover
pelt
encrust
film
crust
line
fur
adjective
UK
/fɜː/
US
/fɝː/
Used attributively to describe items made of, trimmed with, or lined with fur.
en fourrure
She bought a fur hat for the cold winter.
Elle a acheté un chapeau en fourrure pour l'hiver froid.
Additional translations
à fourrure
Pour ce qui a l'aspect ou la texture de la fourrure.
Synonyms
downy
hairy
fur-lined
furred-lined
furred
furry
Definitions
fur
noun
The thick coat of soft hair covering the skin of a mammal.
The rabbit's fur was soft and warm to the touch.
The dressed skin of certain animals with the fur still on it, used for making, trimming, or lining clothes.
She wore a luxurious fur coat to the winter gala.
A coating resembling fur, such as the deposit on the tongue or the lining of a kettle.
The kettle had a layer of fur from the hard water deposits.
Articles of clothing or accessories made from, trimmed with, or lined with animal fur, especially when worn collectively.
She packed her furs away in moth-proof boxes for the summer.
fur
verb
To cover or coat with fur or something resembling fur.
The designer decided to fur the coat with a soft, synthetic material.
To line or trim with fur.
She decided to fur the edges of the hood to make it warmer.
To become coated or clogged with a substance resembling fur, often used in reference to pipes or kettles.
Over time, the inside of the kettle began to fur due to mineral deposits.
fur
adjective
Made of, trimmed with, or lined with animal fur.
She bought a fur hat for the cold winter.
Relating to or resembling fur; having the appearance or texture of fur.
The fabric had a fur texture that felt luxurious against the skin.
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