netting

UK
/ˈnet.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈnɛt.ɪŋ/

Translations

nettingnoun
nettings
pl
The fishermen repaired the netting before heading out to sea.
Les pêcheurs ont réparé le filet avant de prendre la mer.
résillePour un tissu ou une matière légère à mailles, notamment en mode ou en décoration.
The dress featured a layer of delicate netting over the skirt.
La robe était ornée d'une couche de délicate résille sur la jupe.
compensationFinance.
Clearing houses rely on netting to reduce the total value of payments exchanged between banks.
Les chambres de compensation s'appuient sur la compensation pour réduire le montant total des paiements échangés entre les banques.
Additional translations
capture au filetSens d'action; tournure plus naturelle en français qu'un nom isolé calqué.
nettinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈnɛtɪŋ/
US
/ˈnɛtɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe material or items intended for making nets or consisting of net.
en filet
The gardener installed netting mesh over the strawberries.
Le jardinier a installé un filet en filet au-dessus des fraises.
netverb

netting

Gerund

netted
Past Simple
netted
Past Participle
netting
Gerund
UK
/net/
US
/nɛt/
fileterSens de pêche : capturer au filet.
The fishermen net a large number of fish every morning.
Les pêcheurs filetent un grand nombre de poissons chaque matin.
marquerSens sportif : inscrire un but.
She netted the winning goal in the final minutes of the match.
Elle a marqué le but victorieux dans les dernières minutes du match.
Additional translations
grillagerSens : couvrir ou entourer d'un filet, d'une maille ou d'un grillage.
rapporterSens financier : générer un bénéfice net.

Definitions

nettingnoun
A material made of interwoven threads or cords, used for catching fish, animals, or as a protective covering.
The fishermen repaired the netting before heading out to sea.
A mesh fabric used in clothing or decoration, often for its lightweight and breathable properties.
The dress featured a layer of delicate netting over the skirt.
The act or process of catching something with a net.
The netting of the butterflies was a popular activity during the summer camp.
In finance, the practice of offsetting multiple positions or obligations between parties to arrive at a single net amount due.
Clearing houses rely on netting to reduce the total value of payments exchanged between banks.
nettinggerund / present participle
Designed for or consisting of net material; used in making or forming a net.
The gardener installed netting mesh over the strawberries.
netverb
To catch or ensnare something using a net.
The fishermen net a large number of fish every morning.
To earn or gain as a net profit.
The company managed to net a substantial profit last quarter.
To score a goal in sports, especially in soccer or hockey.
She netted the winning goal in the final minutes of the match.
To cover or enclose with a net.
They netted the garden to protect the plants from birds.