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Translations

trimmedadjective
more trimmed
Comp.
most trimmed
Super.
UK
/trɪmd/
US
/trɪmd/
tailléSe dit d’éléments végétaux ou d’objets coupés net et remis en ordre.
The path was lined with beautifully trimmed hedges.
Le chemin était bordé de haies magnifiquement taillées.
garniEmployé pour un vêtement ou un objet orné d’une bordure ou d’un ajout décoratif.
She wore a velvet cloak trimmed with fur.
Elle portait une cape de velours garnie de fourrure.
Synonyms
cropped
cut
neat
tidy
slim
sleek
trimverb

trimmed

Past Simple

trimmed
Past Simple
trimmed
Past Participle
trimming
Gerund
taillerPour couper afin de donner une forme nette.
She decided to trim the hedge to keep it looking tidy.
Elle a décidé de tailler la haie pour qu'elle reste nette.
réduirePour diminuer une quantité, un budget ou un effectif.
The company had to trim its budget to stay profitable.
L'entreprise a dû réduire son budget pour rester rentable.
garnirPour décorer avec des ornements.
They trimmed the Christmas tree with lights and tinsel.
Ils ont garni le sapin de Noël de lumières et de guirlandes.
réglerTerme technique, notamment en aviation et en navigation.
The pilot trimmed the aircraft for level flight before engaging the autopilot.
Le pilote a réglé l'avion pour un vol en palier avant d'activer le pilote automatique.
Synonyms
cut
prune
clip
shear
shave
shorten
neaten
tidy
pare
reduce
Antonyms
expand
enlarge
increase

Definitions

trimmedadjective
Neatly cut back or made tidy by removing excess or unwanted parts.
The path was lined with beautifully trimmed hedges.
Decorated or finished with added edging, ornamentation, or accessories.
She wore a velvet cloak trimmed with fur.
trimverb
To make something neat or of the required size or form by cutting away irregular or unwanted parts.
She decided to trim the hedge to keep it looking tidy.
To reduce the size, amount, or number of something.
The company had to trim its budget to stay profitable.
To decorate or add ornaments to something.
They trimmed the Christmas tree with lights and tinsel.
To adjust a vessel's sails or an aircraft's control surfaces so that it maintains the desired balance or course.
The pilot trimmed the aircraft for level flight before engaging the autopilot.
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