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panniers

/ˈpænɪəz/

/ˈpænɪrz/

Translations

panniernoun

panniers

/ˈpænɪə/

/ˈpænɪr/

The baker carried bread in a pannier.

Le boulanger transportait du pain dans un panier.

Additional translations

sacochePour une sacoche latérale de bicyclette, de moto ou de bête de somme.

panierAu sens historique, pour la structure portée sous la jupe.

Synonyms

pannierverb

panniers

panniered

Past Simple

panniered

Past Participle

panniering

Gerund

/ˈpæniə/

/ˈpæniɚ/

Rare, chiefly literary; transitive verb meaning to load into or equip with panniers.

équiperAvec des sacoches ou des paniers de transport.

Before setting off, the guide carefully panniered the mules with tents and provisions.

Avant le départ, le guide a soigneusement équipé les mulets de sacoches contenant les tentes et les provisions.

panniernoun

A basket, especially one of a pair carried by a beast of burden or attached to the sides of a bicycle or motorcycle.

The cyclist packed his pannier with snacks and water for the long journey ahead.

A decorative framework or structure used to extend the width of a woman's skirt at the hips, popular in the 18th century.

The museum displayed a dress with elaborate panniers, showcasing the fashion of the 1700s.

pannierverb

To place (goods, supplies, etc.) in a pannier or to equip (an animal, bicycle, etc.) with panniers.

Before setting off, the guide carefully panniered the mules with tents and provisions.