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heckle
UK
/ˈhɛk.əl/
US
/ˈhɛk.əl/
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heckle
noun
heckles
pl
UK
/ˈhɛk.əl/
US
/ˈhɛk.əl/
interpellation
Au théâtre, pendant un discours ou une performance.
The comedian handled the heckle from the audience with humor and grace.
Le comédien a répondu à l’interpellation du public avec humour et élégance.
peigne à lin
Outil textile employé pour séparer les fibres de lin.
The farmer used a heckle to prepare the flax for spinning.
Le fermier a utilisé un peigne à lin pour préparer le lin au filage.
Synonyms
detractor
taunter
scoffer
jeerer
interrupter
heckler
heckle
verb
heckled
Past Simple
heckled
Past Participle
heckling
Gerund
UK
/ˈhɛk.əl/
US
/ˈhɛk.əl/
huer
Dans le contexte d’une représentation ou d’un discours public.
The comedian was heckled by a group of rowdy audience members during his performance.
Le comédien a été hué par un groupe de spectateurs turbulents pendant son spectacle.
Additional translations
peigner
Sens technique en textile, pour le lin ou le chanvre.
Synonyms
challenge
interrupt
deride
ridicule
mock
jeer
taunt
Definitions
heckle
noun
A comb or board with long metal teeth used for separating flax fibers.
The farmer used a heckle to prepare the flax for spinning.
An interruption or challenge made by a member of an audience, typically during a performance or speech.
The comedian handled the heckle from the audience with humor and grace.
heckle
verb
To interrupt a public speaker or performer with derisive or aggressive comments or abuse.
The comedian was heckled by a group of rowdy audience members during his performance.
To comb or disentangle flax or hemp fibres by drawing them through a heckle.
Before spinning, the workers heckled the flax to remove the shorter fibres.
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