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scull

/skʌl/

Translations

scullnoun

sculls

/skʌl/

skiffEmbarcation étroite utilisée à l’aviron, surtout en compétition.

The team practiced daily in their scull to prepare for the upcoming regatta.

L’équipe s’entraînait tous les jours dans son skiff pour préparer la régate à venir.

avironsEn aviron, paires d’avirons courts maniés par un seul rameur.

She adjusted her grip on the sculls before starting her morning workout on the river.

Elle a ajusté sa prise sur les avirons avant de commencer son entraînement matinal sur la rivière.

Additional translations

godilleAviron de manœuvre utilisé à l’arrière d’une embarcation.

Synonyms

scullverb

sculled

Past Simple

sculled

Past Participle

sculling

Gerund

/skʌl/

godillerVocabulaire de la navigation; ramer avec une godille ou des avirons de couple.

She sculled the boat smoothly across the lake.

Elle a godillé la barque avec souplesse sur le lac.

Additional translations

sifflerFamilier, surtout en anglais australien: boire très vite et d’un trait.

Synonyms

Definitions

scullnoun

A long, narrow boat used for rowing, especially in competitive racing.

The team practiced daily in their scull to prepare for the upcoming regatta.

An oar used at the stern of a boat to propel it forward by a sculling motion.

He expertly maneuvered the small boat using a single scull.

A pair of short oars used by a single rower.

She adjusted her grip on the sculls before starting her morning workout on the river.

scullverb

To propel a boat with a scull or pair of sculls.

She sculled the boat smoothly across the lake.

To move a boat by using a single oar over the stern.

He sculled the small dinghy back to the dock.

Australian informal: to drink (a beverage, especially beer) quickly and in one continuous draught

At the party, Sam sculled his beer in under five seconds.