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studded

UK
/ˈstʌdɪd/
US
/ˈstʌdɪd/
studdedadjective
more studded
Comp.
most studded
Super.
UK
/ˈstʌd.ɪd/
US
/ˈstʌd.ɪd/
Translations
cloutéSe dit surtout d’un objet orné de clous ou de pièces en relief.
She wore a studded leather jacket that caught everyone's attention.
Elle portait une veste en cuir cloutée qui attirait l'attention de tout le monde.
Additional translations
parseméS’emploie pour une surface couverte de petits points ou reliefs saillants.
Definitions
Decorated or covered with studs or small, protruding objects.
She wore a studded leather jacket that caught everyone's attention.
Having a surface that is dotted or sprinkled with small, raised points or objects.
The studded tire provided better traction on the icy roads.
Synonyms
spiked
decorated
adorned
embellished
dotted
inlaid
studverb

studded

Past Simple

studded
Past Simple
studded
Past Participle
studding
ing-form
UK
/stʌd/
US
/stʌd/
Translations
poser des montantsEn construction, pour équiper une structure avec des montants.
The carpenter will stud the wall to ensure it is sturdy.
Le charpentier va poser des montants dans le mur pour le rendre plus solide.
clouterPour orner avec des clous ou des éléments similaires.
She decided to stud her jacket with silver stars for the concert.
Elle a décidé de clouter sa veste avec des étoiles argentées pour le concert.
parsemerPour disperser des éléments sur une surface.
The baker decided to stud the cake with chocolate chips.
Le pâtissier a décidé de parsemer le gâteau de pépites de chocolat.
faire saillirEn élevage, pour mettre un mâle reproducteur à la saillie.
The breeder decided to stud the champion stallion to several mares this season.
L’éleveur a décidé de faire saillir l’étalon champion auprès de plusieurs juments cette saison.
Definitions
To adorn or cover with studs or similar small objects.
She decided to stud her jacket with silver stars for the concert.
To set or scatter objects over a surface.
The baker decided to stud the cake with chocolate chips.
To provide or furnish with a stud, as in a building or structure.
The carpenter will stud the wall to ensure it is sturdy.
To arrange the breeding of (a male animal); to put a male animal to service.
The breeder decided to stud the champion stallion to several mares this season.
Synonyms
plant
scatter
disperse
sow
studnoun
Definitions
A large-headed piece of metal that pierces and projects from a surface, especially for decoration.
The leather jacket was adorned with silver studs.
A vertical framing member in a building's wall, usually made of wood or metal.
The carpenter measured the distance between each stud before hanging the drywall.
A male animal, especially a horse, kept for breeding.
The farm's prize stud was known for siring many champion racehorses.
A man who is notably virile and sexually active.
He was known as a stud among his peers due to his charming personality.
A small, often ornamental button or fastener on clothing.
He wore a tuxedo with diamond studs on his shirt.
A farm or establishment where horses or other animals are kept for breeding.
The royal stud has produced generations of prize-winning stallions.
studadjective
Definitions
Used before another noun to indicate relation to breeding animals, especially horses.
They invested in a stud farm renowned for champion thoroughbreds.
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