ridged

UK
/rɪdʒd/
US
/rɪdʒd/
ridgedadjective
more ridged
Comp.
most ridged
Super.
UK
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US
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Traductions
striéSe dit d'une surface marquée de stries ou de nervures en relief.
The ridged surface of the leaf helped it channel water efficiently.
La surface striée de la feuille l'aidait à canaliser l'eau efficacement.
Définitions
Having a raised or elevated line or band, often used to describe surfaces that are not smooth.
The ridged surface of the leaf helped it channel water efficiently.
ridgenoun
Définitions
A long, narrow elevation of land; a chain of hills or mountains.
The hikers followed the ridge to reach the summit of the mountain.
A raised strip or band on a surface.
The ridge on the roof was covered with snow after the storm.
An elongated region of relatively high atmospheric pressure.
A strong ridge over the desert kept conditions dry and cloudless.
ridgeverb

ridged

Past Simple

ridged
Past Simple
ridged
Past Participle
ridging
Gerund
UK
/rɪdʒ/
US
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Traductions
billonnerEmploi agricole : former des billons.
The plow ridged the field, preparing it for planting.
La charrue a billonné le champ, le préparant à la plantation.
Traductions supplémentaires
strierFormer des stries ou des reliefs saillants sur une surface.
Définitions
To form into a raised strip or line.
The plow ridged the field, preparing it for planting.
To mark with or form into ridges.
The wind ridged the sand dunes along the beach.
Synonymes
bank up
heap up
pile up
ridgeadjective
Définitions
Situated on, forming, or related to a ridge.
The ridge vent runs along the peak of the roof.