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diamonds

/ˈdaɪ.məndz/

diamondnoun

diamonds

/ˈdaɪ.mənd/

Traductions

diamant

She wore a necklace with a large diamond at its center.

Elle portait un collier avec un gros diamant au centre.

carreauAu sens de la couleur/sorte de carte à jouer.

He drew a diamond from the deck and placed it on the table.

Il a tiré un carreau du paquet et l’a posé sur la table.

losangePour la forme géométrique.

The playground was designed in the shape of a diamond.

L’aire de jeux a été conçue en forme de losange.

Traductions supplémentaires

losangeEn baseball, pour désigner l’infield.

Définitions

A precious stone consisting of a clear and typically colorless crystalline form of pure carbon, the hardest naturally occurring substance.

She wore a necklace with a large diamond at its center.

A shape with four straight sides of equal length forming two opposite acute angles and two opposite obtuse angles; a rhombus.

The playground was designed in the shape of a diamond.

A playing card marked with a red diamond shape, one of the four suits in a standard deck of cards.

He drew a diamond from the deck and placed it on the table.

A baseball field, especially the infield, which is shaped like a diamond.

The players took their positions on the diamond as the game began.

Synonymes

diamond gemstone

precious stone

diamondverb

diamonds

diamonded

Past Simple

diamonded

Past Participle

diamonding

Gerund

/ˈdaɪəmənd/

/ˈdaɪmənd/

Transitive verb meaning to adorn with diamonds or to mark with a diamond pattern

Traductions

Traductions supplémentaires

losangerRare, pour marquer ou orner en losanges.

Définitions

To decorate or adorn with diamonds or diamond-shaped markings.

The artisan diamonded the watch face with tiny gems.

Synonymes

shape into a diamond

set (with diamonds)

diamondadjective

Définitions

Resembling a diamond in shape, especially having four sides of equal length forming two acute and two obtuse angles.

The diamond pattern on the wallpaper added a touch of elegance to the room.

Having qualities or characteristics associated with diamonds, such as brilliance, clarity, or hardness.

Her diamond wit made her a formidable opponent in debates.

Set with or decorated with diamonds.

She wore diamond earrings to the gala.

Relating to a diamond anniversary, especially the 60th anniversary.

They celebrated their diamond wedding anniversary with a family dinner.

diamondproper noun

Définitions

A surname of English origin.

Neil Diamond is a famous American singer-songwriter.