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jutting
UK
/ˈdʒʌtɪŋ/
US
/ˈdʒʌtɪŋ/
jutting out
jutting up
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jutting
gerund / present participle
UK
/ˈdʒʌtɪŋ/
US
/ˈdʒʌtɪŋ/
saillant
Se dit d’un élément qui dépasse ou fait saillie par rapport à une surface.
The jutting rocks formed a natural barrier along the beach.
Les rochers saillants formaient une barrière naturelle le long de la plage.
Additional translations
en saillie
Expression descriptive, souvent employée pour préciser qu’une partie dépasse d’une surface.
Synonyms
prominent
protruding
protuberant
overhanging
bulging
extending
projecting
jutting
noun
juttings
pl
saillie
Au sens de projection ou partie qui dépasse.
The jutting of the cliff made navigation dangerous.
La saillie de la falaise rendait la navigation dangereuse.
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protrusion
Terme plus technique ou descriptif, selon le contexte.
Synonyms
projection
protrusion
protuberance
outcrop
promontory
ledge
spur
overhang
bulge
jut
jut
verb
jutting
Gerund
jutted
Past Simple
jutted
Past Participle
jutting
Gerund
UK
/dʒʌt/
US
/dʒʌt/
faire saillie
The cliff juts out over the sea, providing a breathtaking view.
La falaise fait saillie au-dessus de la mer, offrant une vue à couper le souffle.
Additional translations
avancer
En parlant d’une partie du corps ou d’un objet projeté vers l’avant.
Synonyms
extend
protrude
overhang
project
stick out
Definitions
jutting
gerund / present participle
Extending or protruding outward beyond a surface or line.
The jutting rocks formed a natural barrier along the beach.
jutting
noun
The act or process of projecting or sticking out; a projection.
The jutting of the cliff made navigation dangerous.
jut
verb
To extend out, up, or forward beyond the main body or line.
The cliff juts out over the sea, providing a breathtaking view.
To push or thrust (something) forward so that it projects.
He defiantly jutted his jaw as he faced the crowd.
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