stubbled

UK
/ˈstʌb.əld/
US
/ˈstʌb.əld/

Translations

stubbledadjective
UK
/ˈstʌb.əld/
US
/ˈstʌb.əld/
Non-comparable; used attributively or predicatively to describe something covered with short, bristly stubble.
mal raséSe dit d’un visage ou d’un menton recouvert d’une barbe naissante.
He had a stubbled chin, giving him a rugged appearance.
Il avait le menton mal rasé, ce qui lui donnait une allure rude.
couvert de chaumesSe dit d’un champ après la récolte, lorsque les tiges courtes restantes forment des chaumes.
After the harvest, the stubbled field lay golden under the sun.
Après la récolte, le champ couvert de chaumes s’étendait doré sous le soleil.
stubbleverb

stubbled

Past Simple

stubbled
Past Simple
stubbled
Past Participle
stubbling
Gerund
Rare; chiefly agricultural or descriptive.
Additional translations
chaumerAgriculture, rare.
se couvrir de barbe de trois joursFamilier.

Definitions

stubbledadjective
Having a short, rough growth of facial hair.
He had a stubbled chin, giving him a rugged appearance.
Covered with short, stiff stalks or bristles remaining after crops or hair have been cut.
After the harvest, the stubbled field lay golden under the sun.
stubbleverb
To harvest (a crop) so as to leave short stalks standing in the field.
After the wheat was stubbled, the field was ready for ploughing.
To cover or mark with short, stiff hairs.
His cheeks were stubbled with two days' growth.