threshing

UK
/ˈθrɛʃɪŋ/
US
/ˈθrɛʃɪŋ/

Translations

threshingnoun
threshings
pl
battageAgriculture ; action de séparer les grains des épis et de la paille.
The farmers gathered in the barn for the annual threshing of the wheat.
Les fermiers se sont réunis dans la grange pour le battage annuel du blé.
threshinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈθreʃɪŋ/
US
/ˈθrɛʃɪŋ/
de battageEmploi agricole, pour ce qui sert au battage des céréales.
The farmer repaired the old threshing machine before harvest.
Le fermier a réparé l'ancienne machine de battage avant la récolte.
threshverb

threshing

Gerund

threshed
Past Simple
threshed
Past Participle
threshing
Gerund
UK
/θrɛʃ/
US
/θrɛʃ/
battreEn agriculture, pour séparer le grain de l’épi ou de la paille.
Farmers used to thresh the wheat by hand before the invention of modern machinery.
Autrefois, les agriculteurs battaient le blé à la main avant l’invention des machines modernes.
Additional translations
frapperSens rare ou littéraire : frapper à plusieurs reprises, asséner des coups.

Definitions

threshingnoun
The process of separating grains or seeds from the husks and straw, typically done after harvesting.
The farmers gathered in the barn for the annual threshing of the wheat.
threshinggerund / present participle
Relating to or designed for the action of separating grain from husks and straw.
The farmer repaired the old threshing machine before harvest.
threshverb
To separate grain from a plant, typically by beating or using a machine.
Farmers used to thresh the wheat by hand before the invention of modern machinery.
To beat or strike repeatedly.
The boxer threshed his opponent with a series of rapid punches.
To discuss or examine a subject or problem thoroughly in order to resolve it; often used in the phrase "thresh out".
The committee threshed out the issues in a long meeting before reaching a consensus.