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panhandle

/ˈpænˌhændl/

Translations

panhandlenoun

panhandles

/ˈpænˌhændl/

pointe de territoireGéographie, surtout pour une étroite extension territoriale.

The Florida Panhandle is known for its beautiful beaches and warm climate.

La pointe de territoire de Floride est connue pour ses belles plages et son climat chaud.

mendicitéSens nominal rare, surtout dans un contexte de mendicité de rue.

Strict anti-loitering laws made his daily panhandle increasingly risky.

Les lois strictes contre le vagabondage rendaient sa mendicité quotidienne de plus en plus risquée.

manche

Be careful when touching the panhandle, as it might be hot.

Faites attention en touchant le manche, car il pourrait être chaud.

Additional translations

saillie territorialeTerme plus technique ou descriptif en géographie.

Synonyms

narrow area

protrusion

extension

strip

panhandleverb

panhandled

Past Simple

panhandled

Past Participle

panhandling

Gerund

/ˈpænˌhændl̩/

mendierSurtout pour demander de l'argent dans la rue.

He lost his job and had to panhandle to make ends meet.

Il a perdu son emploi et a dû mendier pour joindre les deux bouts.

Additional translations

faire la mancheExpression familière.

Synonyms

panhandleadjective

/ˈpænˌhændl/

Used attributively before a noun to denote something located in or pertaining to a panhandle region.

du PanhandleSe dit d'une région du « Panhandle » américain ; emploi géographique et toponymique.

Panhandle counties often share cultural traits with neighboring states.

Les comtés du Panhandle partagent souvent des traits culturels avec les États voisins.

Definitions

panhandlenoun

A narrow strip of territory projecting from the main territory of one state into another state.

The Florida Panhandle is known for its beautiful beaches and warm climate.

The handle of a pan.

Be careful when touching the panhandle, as it might be hot.

The activity or act of begging for money or food in public places.

Strict anti-loitering laws made his daily panhandle increasingly risky.

panhandleverb

To beg in the street.

He lost his job and had to panhandle to make ends meet.

To obtain (money, food, etc.) by begging.

She panhandled a few dollars outside the grocery store.

panhandleadjective

Relating to or situated in a panhandle region of a state.

Panhandle counties often share cultural traits with neighboring states.