baste

UK
/beɪst/
US
/beɪst/
basteverb
basted
Past Simple
basted
Past Participle
basting
Gerund
UK
/beɪst/
US
/beɪst/
Traductions
arroseren cuisine, pour arroser la viande avec son jus ou de la graisse pendant la cuisson
She basted the turkey every half hour to ensure it stayed juicy.
Elle arrosait la dinde toutes les demi-heures pour qu’elle reste juteuse.
bâtiren couture
Before sewing the final seam, she basted the fabric to check the fit.
Avant de coudre la couture finale, elle a bâti le tissu pour vérifier l’ajustement.
Traductions supplémentaires
rosserfamilier; sens violent
faufileren couture, selon le contexte
Définitions
To pour juices or melted fat over (meat) during cooking in order to keep it moist.
She basted the turkey every half hour to ensure it stayed juicy.
To sew with long, loose stitches in order to temporarily hold pieces of fabric together.
Before sewing the final seam, she basted the fabric to check the fit.
To hit or beat (someone) vigorously; to thrash or scold harshly, especially as punishment.
If you don't behave, I'll baste you within an inch of your life.
bastenoun
bastes
pl
UK
/beɪst/
US
/beɪst/
Traductions
bâtien couture
She used a baste to keep the fabric in place before sewing the final seam.
Elle a fait un bâti pour maintenir le tissu en place avant de coudre la couture finale.
Traductions supplémentaires
faufilen couture; terme plus spécifique pour un point provisoire
Définitions
A loose, temporary stitch used in sewing to hold pieces of fabric together.
She used a baste to keep the fabric in place before sewing the final seam.
Synonymes
temporary stitch
tack stitch
basting stitch