kilted

UK
/ˈkɪltɪd/
US
/ˈkɪltɪd/

Translations

kiltedadjective
more kilted
Comp.
most kilted
Super.
UK
/ˈkɪltɪd/
US
/ˈkɪltɪd/
en kiltSe dit d’une personne qui porte un kilt.
A group of kilted dancers performed with great enthusiasm at the festival.
Un groupe de danseurs en kilt a donné une prestation pleine d’enthousiasme au festival.
Additional translations
plisséEn parlant d’un vêtement ou d’une jupe, avec des plis rappelant un kilt.
kiltverb

kilted

Past Simple

kilted
Past Simple
kilted
Past Participle
kilting
Gerund
UK
/kɪlt/
US
/kɪlt/
retrousserEn parlant d’un vêtement relevé pour faciliter le mouvement.
She kilted up her skirts to wade across the shallow stream.
Elle a retroussé ses jupes pour traverser le ruisseau peu profond.
plisserDans le contexte de la confection du tissu.
The tailor kilted the fabric to create the traditional Scottish garment.
Le tailleur a plissé le tissu pour créer le vêtement traditionnel écossais.
Synonyms
hike up
hitch up
tuck up
gather up
bunch up
hoist up
pull up
turn up
hitched up

Definitions

kiltedadjective
Wearing a kilt; having a kilt on.
A group of kilted dancers performed with great enthusiasm at the festival.
Made of, provided with, or resembling a kilt, especially by being pleated.
She adjusted the kilted skirt before stepping onto the stage.
kiltverb
To gather or pleat fabric, especially in the making of a kilt.
The tailor kilted the fabric to create the traditional Scottish garment.
To tuck or draw up (a garment) around the body, often to keep it clear while moving.
She kilted up her skirts to wade across the shallow stream.