trimmer

UK
/ˈtrɪmə/
US
/ˈtrɪmɚ/
trimmernoun
trimmers
pl
UK
/ˈtrɪmə/
US
/ˈtrɪmɚ/
Translations
opportunistePersonne qui adapte ses opinions ou son comportement par intérêt.
He was known as a political trimmer, always shifting his stance to align with the popular opinion.
On le disait opportuniste en politique, changeant sans cesse de position pour suivre l’opinion dominante.
He used a trimmer to shape the hedges in his garden.
Il a utilisé une tondeuse pour tailler les haies de son jardin.
The trimmer at the salon gave me a great haircut.
Le coiffeur du salon m’a fait une très belle coupe de cheveux.
Additional translations
soutierTerme maritime, surtout sur les navires à charbon.
Definitions
A device or tool used for cutting or trimming, especially one used for cutting grass, hedges, or hair.
He used a trimmer to shape the hedges in his garden.
A person who trims, especially one who cuts and shapes hair.
The trimmer at the salon gave me a great haircut.
A person who changes their opinions or behavior to suit different situations or to gain favor.
He was known as a political trimmer, always shifting his stance to align with the popular opinion.
A worker on a ship, especially a coal-fired vessel, who distributes and levels the cargo or fuel to keep the vessel properly trimmed.
The trimmer toiled in the hold, shovelling coal to balance the ship.
trimmeradjective
trimmer
Comp.
UK
/ˈtrɪmə/
US
/ˈtrɪmər/
Used both as the comparative of the adjective "trim" (e.g. "She is trimmer now") and as an attributive noun functioning adjectivally (e.g. "trimmer head").
Translations
plus mince
After months of training, he looked noticeably trimmer.
Après des mois d’entraînement, il paraissait nettement plus mince.
Definitions
Comparative form of the adjective “trim”: more slim, neat, or well-kept.
After months of training, he looked noticeably trimmer.
Synonyms
more slender
more compact
more streamlined
trimnoun
Definitions
The act of cutting or clipping to make something neat or to maintain its shape.
She gave the hedge a quick trim to keep it looking tidy.
Material used for decoration or finishing, such as on clothing or furniture.
The dress was adorned with lace trim around the neckline.
The condition of a ship with regard to its balance and stability.
The captain adjusted the cargo to improve the ship's trim.
The state of being in good order or condition.
The car was in excellent trim after the mechanic's inspection.
trimverb
Definitions
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.
trimadjective

trimmer

Comp.

trimmer
Comp.
trimmest
Super.
UK
/trɪm/
US
/trɪm/
Translations
She wore a trim suit that made her look very professional.
Elle portait un costume soigné qui la rendait très professionnelle.
sveltePour une silhouette mince et en bonne forme.
He maintained a trim figure by exercising regularly.
Il gardait une silhouette svelte en faisant de l'exercice régulièrement.
Additional translations
en formeMet l'accent sur la bonne condition physique.
élégantSurtout pour une apparence nette et raffinée.
Definitions
Neat and smart in appearance.
She wore a trim suit that made her look very professional.
In good physical condition; fit and slim.
He maintained a trim figure by exercising regularly.
Having a tidy or well-kept appearance.
The garden was trim, with neatly clipped hedges and well-maintained flower beds.