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furred

/fɜːd/

/fɜrd/

Translations

furredadjective

more furred

Comp.

most furred

Super.

/fɜːd/

/fɜrd/

à fourrure

The furred animal hid in the tall grass.

L’animal à fourrure se cacha dans les hautes herbes.

fourréSe dit surtout d’un vêtement ou d’une doublure.

She wore a furred coat on the cold evening.

Elle portait un manteau fourré par cette soirée froide.

Additional translations

entartréSe dit d’un objet recouvert de dépôts, notamment de calcaire.

Synonyms

furverb

furred

Past Simple

furred

Past Simple

furred

Past Participle

furring

Gerund

/fɜː/

/fɝː/

fourrerEn 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'entartrerPour un dépôt minéral ressemblant à de la fourrure, notamment dans une bouilloire ou des tuyaux.

Synonyms

Definitions

furredadjective

Covered with fur or having a furry surface.

The furred coat of the animal kept it warm during the winter.

Having a coating or layer that resembles fur, often used to describe a surface that is covered with a soft, fluffy material.

The furred lining of the jacket made it exceptionally comfortable to wear.

Having a deposit or coating that resembles fur, especially on an object’s surface as a result of mineral or bacterial build-up.

Hard water soon left the kettle heavily furred with limescale.

furverb

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.