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caning

/ˈkeɪnɪŋ/

caningnoun

canings

/ˈkeɪnɪŋ/

Traductions

canageTravail de vannerie en canne, notamment pour les sièges et le mobilier.

The chair needed a new caning after the old one wore out.

La chaise avait besoin d'un nouveau canage après l'usure de l'ancien.

fustigation à la cannePénalité corporelle, surtout dans un contexte scolaire ou disciplinaire.

The student received a caning for breaking the school rules.

L'élève a reçu une fustigation à la canne pour avoir enfreint le règlement de l'école.

Définitions

A form of corporal punishment involving the beating of a person with a cane.

The student received a caning for breaking the school rules.

The act or process of weaving cane to make furniture or other items.

The chair needed a new caning after the old one wore out.

Synonymes

corporal punishment

caningadjective

more caning

Comp.

most caning

Super.

/ˈkeɪ.nɪŋ/

Used attributively to describe items, activities, or regulations connected with cane weaving or corporal punishment.

Traductions

de canageSe dit du travail de canage et de ses matériaux.

The workshop sells caning tools and offers caning instruction.

L'atelier vend des outils de canage et propose une formation au canage.

Traductions supplémentaires

à la canneSe dit d'une pratique punitive utilisant une canne.

Définitions

Relating to cane weaving, its materials, or the practice of corporal punishment with a cane.

The workshop sells caning tools and offers caning instruction.

canenoun

Définitions

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

caning

Gerund

caned

Past Simple

caned

Past Participle

caning

Gerund

/keɪn/

Traductions

fouetterAu sens de frapper avec une canne comme punition.

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

On savait que le professeur fouettait les élèves qui se comportaient mal en classe.

Traductions supplémentaires

battreSens familier britannique: vaincre nettement, écraser.

cannerTechnique de vannerie pour meubler une assise avec des bandes de canne.

Définitions

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.

Synonymes

Antonymes

caneadjective

Définitions

Made of or derived from cane; relating to cane.

Cane furniture is popular in tropical climates.