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sculling

/ˈskʌl.ɪŋ/

scullingnoun

Traductions

aviron de coupleDans le vocabulaire de l’aviron, désigne la discipline ou la technique pratiquée avec deux avirons, un dans chaque main.

She took up sculling as a hobby and enjoyed the peaceful mornings on the lake.

Elle s’est mise à l’aviron de couple comme loisir et appréciait les matins paisibles sur le lac.

Définitions

A type of rowing where a person uses two oars, one in each hand, to propel a boat.

She took up sculling as a hobby and enjoyed the peaceful mornings on the lake.

The sport or activity of racing in boats propelled by sculls.

Sculling is a popular event in the annual regatta, attracting competitors from around the world.

Synonymes

rowing

paddling

oaring

scullinggerund / present participle

/ˈskʌlɪŋ/

Used attributively to describe items or events related to the sport of sculling.

Traductions

de coupleTerme d’aviron ; s’emploie pour ce qui est relatif à la pratique avec deux avirons.

The club ordered new sculling boats for the junior squad.

Le club a commandé de nouveaux bateaux de couple pour l’équipe junior.

Définitions

Relating to or used in sculling (the sport of rowing with two oars).

The club ordered new sculling boats for the junior squad.

scullverb

sculling

Gerund

sculled

Past Simple

sculled

Past Participle

sculling

Gerund

/skʌl/

Traductions

godillerVocabulaire de la navigation; ramer avec une godille ou des avirons de couple.

She sculled the boat smoothly across the lake.

Elle a godillé la barque avec souplesse sur le lac.

Traductions supplémentaires

sifflerFamilier, surtout en anglais australien: boire très vite et d’un trait.

Définitions

To propel a boat with a scull or pair of sculls.

She sculled the boat smoothly across the lake.

To move a boat by using a single oar over the stern.

He sculled the small dinghy back to the dock.

Australian informal: to drink (a beverage, especially beer) quickly and in one continuous draught

At the party, Sam sculled his beer in under five seconds.

Synonymes

scullnoun

Définitions

A long, narrow boat used for rowing, especially in competitive racing.

The team practiced daily in their scull to prepare for the upcoming regatta.

An oar used at the stern of a boat to propel it forward by a sculling motion.

He expertly maneuvered the small boat using a single scull.

A pair of short oars used by a single rower.

She adjusted her grip on the sculls before starting her morning workout on the river.