notched

UK
/nɒtʃt/
US
/nɑːtʃt/
notchedpast participle
UK
/nɒtʃt/
US
/nɑtʃt/
The word is a past-participle adjective derived from the verb “notch”; this label is more precise than the generic ADJECTIVE.
Traductions
The carpenter used a notched stick to measure the depth of the cut.
Le charpentier a utilisé un bâton entaillé pour mesurer la profondeur de la coupe.
The notched leaves of the plant made it easy to identify.
Les feuilles dentées de la plante ont permis de l’identifier facilement.
Définitions
Having a series of indentations or V-shaped cuts along the edge or surface.
The notched leaves of the plant made it easy to identify.
Marked or scored with a notch or notches.
The carpenter used a notched stick to measure the depth of the cut.
notchverb

notched

Past Simple

notched
Past Simple
notched
Past Participle
notching
Gerund
UK
/nɒtʃ/
US
/nɑːtʃ/
Traductions
He notched the stick to mark each day they spent in the wilderness.
Il a entaillé le bâton pour marquer chaque jour passé dans la nature.
remporterS’emploie surtout avec un résultat, une victoire ou un succès.
The team notched their third consecutive victory of the season.
L’équipe a remporté sa troisième victoire consécutive de la saison.
Traductions supplémentaires
obtenirSens plus général : atteindre ou enregistrer un résultat.
Définitions
To cut a V-shaped indentation into something.
He notched the stick to mark each day they spent in the wilderness.
To achieve or score a particular amount or level.
The team notched their third consecutive victory of the season.
notchnoun
Définitions
A V-shaped cut or indentation made on an edge or a surface.
He carved a notch into the tree to mark the trail.
A level or degree in a hierarchy or scale, often used to indicate a step or stage in progress or quality.
The team moved up a notch in the rankings after their recent victory.
A narrow pass or gorge between mountains.
The hikers made their way through the notch to reach the other side of the mountain.
notchadjective
Définitions
Attributive: relating to or featuring a notch; designed to include or exploit a notch.
The engineer installed a notch filter to remove the unwanted frequency.