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routed

/ˈruːtɪd/ or /ˈraʊtɪd/

Translations

routedpast participle

Functions as an adjective formed from the past participle of the verbs "route" and "rout".

mis en dérouteSens militaire ou figuré.

The routed forces scattered in panic across the field.

Les forces mises en déroute se sont dispersées dans la panique à travers le champ.

Additional translations

acheminéSens technique, notamment en télécommunications, logistique ou réseau.

routverb

routed

Past Simple

routed

Past Simple

routed

Past Participle

routing

Gerund

/raʊt/

mettre en dérouteSens militaire ou figuré.

The army managed to rout the invaders, sending them fleeing back across the border.

L'armée a réussi à mettre en déroute les envahisseurs, les forçant à fuir de l'autre côté de la frontière.

Additional translations

rainurerSens technique : pratiquer une rainure à l'aide d'une défonceuse ou d'un outil similaire.

fouirSens rare : creuser ou remuer avec le groin.

Synonyms

routeverb

routed

Past Simple

routed

Past Simple

routed

Past Participle

routing

Gerund

/ruːt/ or /raʊt/

acheminerDiriger ou envoyer quelque chose le long d’un trajet déterminé.

The dispatcher will route the delivery truck through the city to avoid traffic.

Le répartiteur acheminera le camion de livraison à travers la ville pour éviter les embouteillages.

routerInformatique : acheminer des paquets de données vers leur destination.

The router routes incoming traffic to the appropriate subnet.

Le routeur route le trafic entrant vers le sous-réseau approprié.

Additional translations

organiserItinéraire ou voyage : arranger le trajet, souvent avec l’idée de planification.

Synonyms

Definitions

routedpast participle

Defeated and forced into a disorderly retreat; put to rout.

The routed forces scattered in panic across the field.

Directed or delivered along a particular route, especially in telecommunications, logistics, or networking contexts.

All inbound traffic is treated as routed traffic through the core switch.

routeverb

To send or direct along a specified course or path.

The dispatcher will route the delivery truck through the city to avoid traffic.

To schedule or arrange a journey or course of travel.

The travel agent will route our trip to include all the major attractions.

In computing, to forward (data packets) toward their destination by selecting an optimal path across a network.

The router routes incoming traffic to the appropriate subnet.

routverb

To defeat an enemy completely and force them to retreat in disorder.

The army managed to rout the invaders, sending them fleeing back across the border.

To dig or poke around with the snout; to root.

The pig began to rout in the soil, searching for truffles.

To cut a groove, recess, or channel in (wood, metal, etc.) with a router or similar tool.

The carpenter routed a slot for the cabinet’s hinge.