Saisissez le mot à rechercher
riddenpast participle
UK
/ˈrɪd.ən/
US
/ˈrɪd.ən/
Past-participle adjective, chiefly used in combination (e.g., crime-ridden) meaning ‘dominated or burdened by’ something.
Traductions
minéSurtout dans le sens de « touché de manière grave, dominé, accablé par quelque chose »; se construit souvent avec « par ».
The city was crime-ridden, with reports of theft and violence increasing every day.
La ville était minée par la criminalité, et les signalements de vols et de violences augmentaient chaque jour.
Traductions supplémentaires
gangrenéEmploi figuré, plus fort et plus péjoratif; indique une corruption ou une atteinte profonde.
ravagéEmploi figuré ou concret pour marquer un état de forte dégradation ou d’affliction.
Définitions
Dominated, burdened, or afflicted by a particular thing.
The city was crime-ridden, with reports of theft and violence increasing every day.
Synonymes
burdened
afflicted
troubled
overcome
dominated
rideverb

ridden

Past Participle

rode
Past Simple
ridden
Past Participle
riding
ing-form
UK
/raɪd/
US
/raɪd/
Traductions
monter à cheval
She learned to ride a horse when she was just five years old.
Elle a appris à monter à cheval quand elle avait seulement cinq ans.
prendrePour un moyen de transport ; emploi courant.
He decided to ride the bus to work instead of driving.
Il a décidé de prendre le bus pour aller au travail au lieu de conduire.
surfer surPour une vague, une ondulation ou un courant.
The surfer managed to ride the wave all the way to the shore.
Le surfeur a réussi à surfer sur la vague jusqu’au rivage.
flotter surPour un objet ou un bateau à la surface de l’eau.
The boat rode the gentle waves of the lake.
Le bateau flottait sur les douces vagues du lac.
Traductions supplémentaires
baiserVulgaire.
Définitions
To sit on and control the movement of an animal, typically a horse.
She learned to ride a horse when she was just five years old.
To travel on or in a vehicle, especially as a passenger.
He decided to ride the bus to work instead of driving.
To be carried or supported by something, such as a wave or current.
The surfer managed to ride the wave all the way to the shore.
To move or float on the surface of something.
The boat rode the gentle waves of the lake.
To persist or continue in a particular state or condition.
She decided to ride out the storm at home.
To tease, nag, or criticize persistently.
The coach kept riding the players about their lack of effort.
To depend on or be contingent upon something (usually in the phrase ‘ride on’).
Our success rides on finishing the project before the deadline.
To have sexual intercourse with (slang).
He bragged that he had ridden her all night.
Synonymes
travel
journey
mount
board
saddle
cruise
drive
piloting
ridenoun
Définitions
A journey made on a horse, bicycle, or motorcycle, or in a vehicle.
We went for a ride in the countryside to enjoy the scenery.
A mechanical device at an amusement park that people ride for entertainment.
The roller coaster is the most popular ride at the amusement park.
A means of transportation, especially a vehicle.
He offered me a ride to the airport in his new car.
A free journey in another person's vehicle.
I got a ride home from my friend after the party.
The manner or quality of travel provided by a vehicle or animal.
The new suspension gives the car a remarkably smooth ride.
A person regarded as sexually attractive or as a sexual partner (slang).
Everyone thinks he's such a ride, but I'm not impressed.
ridegerund / present participle
Définitions
Relating to or intended for the activity of riding animals or vehicles.
She bought a new pair of riding boots.
ridepast participle

ridden

Used chiefly in compounds (e.g., crime-ridden) to denote being filled with or dominated by something.
Traductions
gangrenéSurtout avec un nom négatif ; indique une forte présence ou une domination.
They lived in a crime-ridden neighborhood.
Ils vivaient dans un quartier gangrené par la criminalité.
Traductions supplémentaires
criblé deSouligne l’abondance d’un élément indésirable.
Définitions
Dominated, burdened, or filled with something undesirable.
They lived in a crime-ridden neighborhood.
Synonymes
ridden
beset
plagued
burdened
stricken
infested
overrun
fraught
saddled
afflicted
affected
rideadjective
Définitions
Designed for, relating to, or involving rides or riding.
They launched a new ride-hailing service in the city.
Vue d'ensembleExpressionsBibliothèqueExemplesExpert IADictionnaires
Active Dictionary Company Limited 7/F, MW Tower, 111 Bonham Strand, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong