scrapping

UK
/ˈskræpɪŋ/
US
/ˈskræpɪŋ/
scrappingnoun
scrappings
pl
Traductions
mise au rebut
The scrapping of the old car was necessary to make space in the garage.
La mise au rebut de l’ancienne voiture était nécessaire pour faire de la place dans le garage.
ferraillageEmploi technique, notamment pour les métaux et les véhicules hors d’usage.
Scrapping has become a profitable business due to the high demand for recycled metals.
Le ferraillage est devenu une activité lucrative en raison de la forte demande de métaux recyclés.
Traductions supplémentaires
querelleSens plus abstrait pour des disputes répétées.
bagarreSens familier ou courant pour des querelles ou des rixes.
Définitions
The act of discarding or removing something that is no longer useful or needed.
The scrapping of the old car was necessary to make space in the garage.
The process of collecting and recycling scrap metal.
Scrapping has become a profitable business due to the high demand for recycled metals.
The act of engaging in petty quarrels or physical fights.
The constant scrapping between the two children drove their parents crazy.
scrappinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈskræpɪŋ/
US
/ˈskræpɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something connected with the act of disposing of or dismantling for scrap.
Traductions
de mise au rebutSe dit surtout d’une mesure, d’un dispositif ou d’une politique liée à la mise à la casse ou à l’élimination d’un véhicule ou d’un matériel.
The government introduced new scrapping incentives for old diesel vehicles.
Le gouvernement a mis en place de nouvelles incitations de mise au rebut pour les anciens véhicules diesel.
Traductions supplémentaires
de démantèlementPlus rare, dans un contexte industriel ou technique.
Définitions
Relating to or involved in the disposal, dismantling, or recycling of something as scrap.
The government introduced new scrapping incentives for old diesel vehicles.
scrapverb

scrapping

Gerund

scrapped
Past Simple
scrapped
Past Participle
scrapping
Gerund
UK
/skræp/
US
/skræp/
Traductions
mettre à la cassePour un objet ou un véhicule retiré du service et envoyé au rebut.
The company decided to scrap the old machinery and invest in new technology.
L’entreprise a décidé de mettre à la casse l’ancienne machinerie et d’investir dans une nouvelle technologie.
abandonnerPour un projet, un plan ou une proposition que l’on renonce à poursuivre.
After much debate, the committee decided to scrap the proposed changes to the policy.
Après de longs débats, le comité a décidé d’abandonner les changements proposés à la politique.
Traductions supplémentaires
se bagarrerEmploi familier pour une petite rixe.
Définitions
To discard or remove from service, especially something that is no longer useful or wanted.
The company decided to scrap the old machinery and invest in new technology.
To cancel or abandon a plan, project, or system.
After much debate, the committee decided to scrap the proposed changes to the policy.
To engage in a minor fight or scuffle.
The two boys scrapped over the last piece of candy.
scrapnoun
Définitions
A small piece or amount of something, especially one that is left over after the greater part has been used or removed.
She used scraps of fabric to make a quilt.
Discarded waste material, especially metal suitable for reprocessing.
The old car was sold for scrap.
A fight or quarrel, especially a minor or spontaneous one.
The two boys got into a scrap over the last piece of cake.
Food left over after a meal, often destined for disposal or for feeding animals.
The dog waited patiently for the scraps from the dinner table.
A very small or insignificant amount, especially of information or evidence.
Investigators could not find a scrap of evidence linking him to the crime.
scrappast participle
Définitions
Having been discarded, cancelled, or taken out of service.
The scrapped project still appears in last year's annual report.
scrapadjective
Définitions
Made from discarded or leftover material; consisting of scrap.
Scrap metal prices have risen sharply this year.
Designating paper or other material kept for rough use, notes, or practice.
She scribbled the address on scrap paper.