zigzag

UK
/ˈzɪɡ.zæɡ/
US
/ˈzɪɡ.zæɡ/

Translations

zigzagnoun
zigzags
pl
UK
/ˈzɪɡ.zæɡ/
US
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zigzagMot courant pour désigner une ligne, un tracé ou un motif en angles alternés.
The path through the forest was a zigzag, making it difficult to see what lay ahead.
Le sentier dans la forêt formait un zigzag, ce qui empêchait de voir ce qui se trouvait devant.
zigzagverb
zigzagged
Past Simple
zigzagged
Past Participle
zigzagging
Gerund
UK
/ˈzɪɡ.zæɡ/
US
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zigzaguerVerbe usuel.
The skier zigzagged down the slope to control his speed.
Le skieur zigzaguait sur la pente pour नियंत्रler sa vitesse.
zigzagadjective
more zigzag
Comp.
most zigzag
Super.
UK
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US
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zigzagInvariable ; s’emploie pour qualifier une forme ou un trajet.
The zigzag path up the mountain made the hike more challenging.
Le sentier zigzag dans la montagne rendait la randonnée plus कठिनiente.
zigzagadverb
en zigzagLocution adverbiale.
The rabbit darted zigzag across the open field to avoid the hawk.
Le lapin a filé en zigzag à travers le champ ouvert pour éviter le faucon.

Definitions

zigzagnoun
A line or course having abrupt alternate right and left turns.
The path through the forest was a zigzag, making it difficult to see what lay ahead.
A pattern or arrangement of such lines.
The artist used a zigzag to create a dynamic and eye-catching design on the canvas.
zigzagverb
To move forward by making sharp turns in alternating directions.
The skier zigzagged down the slope to control his speed.
To cause (something) to follow a course with abrupt alternating turns.
The driver zigzagged the truck through the cones during the obstacle course.
zigzagadjective
Having a form or course characterized by sharp turns or angles.
The zigzag path up the mountain made the hike more challenging.
zigzagadverb
In or with sharp alternating turns; in a zigzag manner.
The rabbit darted zigzag across the open field to avoid the hawk.