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waterfall

UK
/ˈwɔːtəfɔːl/
US
/ˈwɔtərfɔl/

Traducciones

waterfallnoun
waterfalls
pl
UK
/ˈwɔːtəfɔːl/
US
/ˈwɔtərfɔl/
The announcement of the new product led to a waterfall of orders from eager customers.
L'annonce du nouveau produit a provoqué un déferlement de commandes de la part de clients impatients.
The hikers were mesmerized by the beauty of the waterfall cascading down the rocky cliff.
Les randonneurs étaient fascinés par la beauté de la cascade qui dévalait la falaise rocheuse.
méthode en cascadeTermes de gestion de projet et de développement logiciel.
Many startups avoid the waterfall to adopt more flexible agile practices.
De nombreuses start-up évitent la méthode en cascade pour adopter des pratiques agiles plus flexibles.
Traducciones adicionales
cascadeAu sens figuré, dans l'idée d'une grande quantité qui arrive d'un coup.
chute d'eauPlus explicite que « cascade » ; courant dans les contextes descriptifs ou géographiques.
Sinónimos
stream
cataract
flow
cascade
fall
rapids
torrent
waterfallverb
waterfalled
Past Simple
waterfalled
Past Participle
waterfalling
Gerund
UK
/ˈwɔːtəfɔːl/
US
/ˈwɔtərˌfɔl/
se déverser en cascade
The water began to waterfall over the edge of the cliff, creating a stunning natural display.
L'eau a commencé à se déverser en cascade au bord de la falaise, créant un spectacle naturel saisissant.
waterfalladjective
more waterfall
Comp.
most waterfall
Super.
Used attributively before nouns (e.g., waterfall chart, waterfall cardigan) to describe something resembling or relating to a waterfall
en cascade
She wore a waterfall cardigan that draped elegantly down the front.
Elle portait un cardigan en cascade qui tombait élégamment sur le devant.
Traducciones adicionales
cascadePeut servir comme adjectif invariable dans certains contextes techniques ou stylistiques, mais « en cascade » est plus naturel.

Definiciones

waterfallnoun
A cascade of water falling from a height, formed when a river or stream flows over a precipice or steep incline.
The hikers were mesmerized by the beauty of the waterfall cascading down the rocky cliff.
A sudden, large amount of something that falls or is released all at once.
The announcement of the new product led to a waterfall of orders from eager customers.
A sequential, phase-based method of project management—especially in software development—in which progress flows downward through distinct stages.
Many startups avoid the waterfall to adopt more flexible agile practices.
waterfallverb
To fall or flow in a manner resembling a waterfall.
The water began to waterfall over the edge of the cliff, creating a stunning natural display.
waterfalladjective
Resembling or relating to a waterfall; arranged in flowing or cascading layers or stages.
She wore a waterfall cardigan that draped elegantly down the front.
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