rash

UK
/ræʃ/
US
/ræʃ/

Translations

rashnoun
rashes
pl
UK
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US
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éruption cutanéeMédecine.
She developed a rash on her arms after using the new detergent.
Elle a développé une éruption cutanée sur les bras après avoir utilisé le nouveau détergent.
sériePour indiquer une succession d’événements sur une courte période.
There was a rash of burglaries in the neighborhood last month.
Il y a eu une série de cambriolages dans le quartier le mois dernier.
Additional translations
éruptionAbréviation courante, surtout en contexte médical.
rashverb
rashed
Past Simple
rashed
Past Participle
rashing
Gerund
UK
/ræʃ/
US
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Archaic/dialectal verb meaning "to cut or slice" or "to dash violently".
Additional translations
taillerEmploi archaïque, surtout pour une coupe violente ou grossière.
découperEmploi archaïque.
rashadjective
rasher
Comp.
rashest
Super.
UK
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US
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It was rash of him to invest all his savings at once.
Il a été imprudent d’investir toutes ses économies d’un coup.
Additional translations
téméraireS’emploie surtout pour insister sur l’audace excessive.

Definitions

rashnoun
A noticeable change in the texture or color of the skin, often resulting in red, itchy, or bumpy patches.
She developed a rash on her arms after using the new detergent.
A series of events or things of the same type, occurring in a short period.
There was a rash of burglaries in the neighborhood last month.
rashverb
To cut or slice (meat or other material) into thin pieces; to slash or strike violently (archaic).
The cook rashed the bacon before frying it.
rashadjective
Acting or done without careful consideration of the possible consequences; impetuous.
His rash decision to quit his job without another offer lined up left him in a difficult financial situation.