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canes

/keɪnz/

Translations

canenoun

canes

/keɪn/

тростнико материале для плетения

The basket was woven from cane.

Корзина была сплетена из тростника.

трость

He used a cane to help him walk.

Он использовал трость, чтобы помочь себе ходить.

розгаособенно о школьном телесном наказании

In the past, teachers would use a cane to discipline students.

В прошлом учителя могли использовать розгу для наказания учеников.

сахарный тростник

The farmers harvested the cane in the summer.

Фермеры собирали сахарный тростник летом.

камыш

The pond was surrounded by tall cane.

Пруд был окружён высоким камышом.

Additional translations

палкаразг.

Synonyms

walking stick

caneverb

canes

caned

Past Simple

caned

Past Participle

caning

Gerund

/keɪn/

разгромитьразг.; о полном поражении

Our team absolutely caned them five-nil.

Наша команда их просто разгромила со счётом 5:0.

бить палкой

The teacher used to cane students for misbehavior.

Учитель раньше бил палкой учеников за плохое поведение.

оплетатьо мебели, сиденьях

They decided to cane the antique chair to restore its original appearance.

Они решили оплести антикварный стул, чтобы восстановить его первоначальный вид.

Additional translations

высечьустар.; о телесном наказании

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Definitions

canenoun

A slender, strong, flexible stem, especially of bamboo or sugarcane, used for various purposes.

The farmer harvested the cane to produce sugar.

A walking stick, typically made of wood or metal, used to aid in walking.

The elderly man used a cane to help him walk down the street.

A slender stick used for punishment, especially in schools.

In the past, teachers would use a cane to discipline students.

Any of various tall, woody grasses, especially sugarcane, cultivated for their strong stems or for sugar production.

They grow cane across the lowlands for the regional sugar mill.

caneverb

To beat or strike with a cane or similar stick as a form of punishment.

The teacher was known to cane students who misbehaved in class.

To furnish or weave (a seat or piece of furniture) with strips of cane.

They decided to cane the antique chair to restore its original appearance.

British informal: to defeat, outplay, or thrash thoroughly.

Our team absolutely caned them five–nil.