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tract

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Übersetzungen

tractsubstantiv
tracts
Pl.
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The activist distributed tracts about environmental conservation at the rally.
L’activiste a distribué des tracts sur la protection de l’environnement lors du rassemblement.
étendue de terre
The family owned a vast tract of farmland in the countryside.
La famille possédait une vaste étendue de terre agricole à la campagne.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
périodeSoutenu ou littéraire.
tractusTermes d’anatomie et de médecine.
Synonyme
area
region
expanse
stretch
parcel
plot
land
territory
domain
tractverb
tracted
Präteritum
tracted
Partizip Perfekt
tracting
Gerundium
Archaic or poetic; to draw, drag, or attract.
entraînerSens archaïque.
The river slowly tracted the fallen branches downstream.
Le fleuve a lentement entraîné les branches tombées vers l’aval.
tractadjektiv
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Used attributively, chiefly in phrases such as "tract housing" to denote mass-produced, uniform residential developments.
pavillonnairePour désigner des lotissements résidentiels planifiés et uniformes.
Post-war suburbs are filled with tract houses built in identical styles.
Les banlieues d’après-guerre sont remplies de maisons pavillonnaires construites dans des styles identiques.

Definitionen

tractsubstantiv
An area of land, typically a large one.
The family owned a vast tract of farmland in the countryside.
A short piece of writing, especially on a religious or political subject, intended to influence people's opinions.
The activist distributed tracts about environmental conservation at the rally.
A system of organs and tissues in the body that perform a specific function, such as the digestive tract.
The doctor explained how the digestive tract processes food.
A continuous extent or period of time (archaic or literary).
Over the long tract of centuries, the castle fell into ruin.
tractverb
To draw or pull along; to drag (archaic).
The river slowly tracted the fallen branches downstream.
tractadjektiv
Relating to or characteristic of large-scale, uniformly designed residential subdivisions.
Post-war suburbs are filled with tract houses built in identical styles.
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