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littered

UK
/ˈlɪtəd/
US
/ˈlɪtərd/
litteredadjective
more littered
Comp.
most littered
Super.
UK
/ˈlɪtəd/
US
/ˈlɪtərd/
Traducciones
jonchéSe dit surtout d’un lieu couvert de débris, de détritus ou d’objets dispersés.
The beach was littered with plastic bottles and other trash after the storm.
La plage était jonchée de bouteilles en plastique et d’autres déchets après la tempête.
trufféS’emploie pour une grande quantité d’éléments généralement jugés indésirables, notamment des erreurs ou des fautes.
The report was littered with errors and inconsistencies.
Le rapport était truffé d’erreurs et d’incohérences.
Traducciones adicionales
émailléPlus neutre ou littéraire ; indique qu’un texte, un discours ou un ensemble est parsemé d’éléments.
Definiciones
Covered or scattered with a disorderly accumulation of objects or debris.
The beach was littered with plastic bottles and other trash after the storm.
Filled or marked with a large number of something, often in a negative or undesirable way.
The report was littered with errors and inconsistencies.
Sinónimos
dotted
dispersed
scattered
strewn
spattered
litterverb

littered

Past Simple

littered
Past Simple
littered
Past Participle
littering
Gerund
UK
/ˈlɪtə/
US
/ˈlɪtər/
Traducciones
People often litter the park with plastic bottles and wrappers.
Les gens jonchent souvent le parc de bouteilles en plastique et d’emballages.
paillerSens agricole ou d’élevage : recouvrir de litière ou de paille.
They littered the stall with fresh straw before bringing the horses in.
Ils ont paillé le box avec de la paille fraîche avant d’y faire entrer les chevaux.
mettre basS’emploie pour les animaux.
The cat littered in the barn last night, and now there are five new kittens.
La chatte a mis bas dans la grange la nuit dernière, et il y a maintenant cinq nouveaux chatons.
Definiciones
To scatter objects or waste materials in a disorderly manner.
People often litter the park with plastic bottles and wrappers.
To give birth to a group of offspring at one time, typically used for animals.
The cat littered in the barn last night, and now there are five new kittens.
To cover or be scattered over a surface.
Broken branches littered the roadside after the storm.
To lay down bedding material for animals.
They littered the stall with fresh straw before bringing the horses in.
Sinónimos
strew
scatter
throw around
spread
disperse
litternoun
Definiciones
Trash or waste that is carelessly discarded in public places.
The park was covered in litter after the weekend festival.
A group of young animals born to an animal at one time, especially puppies or kittens.
The cat gave birth to a litter of five kittens.
A covered and curtained couch provided with shafts and used for carrying a single passenger.
The nobleman traveled through the city in a luxurious litter carried by four servants.
Material used to absorb moisture and waste in animal enclosures, such as cat litter.
She changed the cat litter every week to keep the house smelling fresh.
Dead and decaying leaves and other organic matter forming the top layer of soil in a forest.
Earthworms help break down the leaf litter on the forest floor.
litteradjective
Definiciones
Used attributively before another noun to denote something related to litter (trash).
The city installed more litter bins along the promenade.
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