kids

UK
/kɪdz/
US
/kɪdz/

Translations

kidsnoun
kids
pl
UK
/kɪdz/
US
/kɪdz/
The kids were playing in the park all afternoon.
Les enfants jouaient dans le parc tout l’après-midi.
The farmer took care of the kids in the barn.
Le fermier s’occupait des chevreaux dans la grange.
Additional translations
gaminsFamilier.
kidnoun

kids

pl

kids
pl
UK
/kɪd/
US
/kɪd/
cuir de chevreau
She wore elegant gloves made of kid.
Elle portait d’élégants gants en cuir de chevreau.
The farmer had a pen full of kids playing in the field.
Le fermier avait un enclos rempli de chevreaux qui jouaient dans le champ.
enfantSens courant, neutre.
The kids were excited to go to the amusement park.
Les enfants étaient ravis d’aller au parc d’attractions.
Additional translations
cabriSe dit surtout d’un jeune caprin; plus rare que « chevreau ».
gosseFamilier.
kidverb

kids

kidded
Past Simple
kidded
Past Participle
kidding
Gerund
UK
/kɪd/
US
/kɪd/
plaisanterLangage courant, souvent à la forme progressive en anglais.
I was just kidding when I said I didn't like your new haircut.
Je plaisantais quand j’ai dit que je n’aimais pas ta nouvelle coupe de cheveux.
mettre basS’emploie pour la mise bas de la chèvre.
The nanny goat kidded twins early this morning.
La chèvre a mis bas des jumeaux tôt ce matin.
mystifierSens de tromper quelqu’un de manière légère ou ironique.
You can't be serious about quitting your job; you're kidding, right?
Tu ne peux pas être sérieux au sujet de quitter ton travail ; tu essaies de me mystifier, n’est-ce pas ?
Additional translations
taquinerSens proche dans certains contextes.

Definitions

kidsnoun
Young children or offspring.
The kids were playing in the park all afternoon.
Young goats.
The farmer took care of the kids in the barn.
kidnoun
A young goat.
The farmer had a pen full of kids playing in the field.
A child or young person.
The kids were excited to go to the amusement park.
Soft, supple leather made from the skin of a young goat.
She wore elegant gloves made of kid.
kidverb
To tease or joke with someone in a playful manner.
I was just kidding when I said I didn't like your new haircut.
To deceive or trick someone, often in a light-hearted way.
You can't be serious about quitting your job; you're kidding, right?
(Of a goat) to give birth to a kid or kids.
The nanny goat kidded twins early this morning.