grass

UK
/ɡrɑːs/
US
/ɡræs/

Traductions

grassnoun
grasses
pl
The children played on the grass in the park.
Les enfants jouaient sur l'herbe dans le parc.
Traductions supplémentaires
beuhFamilier.
cannabisEmploi plus neutre ou formel pour la drogue.
balanceArgot.
mouchardFamilier, péjoratif.
grassverb
grassed
Past Simple
grassed
Past Participle
grassing
Gerund
UK
/ɡrɑːs/
US
/ɡræs/
He decided to grass on his accomplices to the police.
Il a décidé de dénoncer ses complices à la police.
gazonnerPour une surface ou un terrain.
The landscapers grassed the bare slope last spring.
Les paysagistes ont gazonné le talus nu l'an dernier au printemps.
Traductions supplémentaires
balancerFamilier.
engazonnerPlus soutenu ou technique.
Synonymes
inform on
rat (on)
grass on
grass up
dob in
tell on
tattle (on)
tip off
give away
lay turf
grassadjective
UK
/ɡrɑːs/
US
/ɡræs/
Attributive use (e.g., “grass skirt”, “grass seed”) treated as adjective
The dancers wore traditional grass skirts.
Les danseurs portaient des jupes traditionnelles d'herbe.

Définitions

grassnoun
A common type of plant with narrow green leaves, typically growing in fields, lawns, and gardens.
The children played on the grass in the park.
A slang term for marijuana.
He was caught with a small amount of grass in his possession.
A person who informs on someone to the authorities, especially in a criminal context.
The police were able to make several arrests thanks to a grass within the gang.
grassverb
To inform on someone to the authorities.
He decided to grass on his accomplices to the police.
To cover, sow, or plant (land or a surface) with grass.
The landscapers grassed the bare slope last spring.
grassadjective
Made of, consisting of, or relating to grass.
The dancers wore traditional grass skirts.