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shaved

/ʃeɪvd/

shaved off

shavedverb

shaved

Past Simple

shaved

Past Participle

/ʃeɪvd/

Used as the simple past tense and past participle form of the verb "shave"

Traductions

raséPassé simple / participe passé de « shave ».

Yesterday he shaved his beard completely off.

Hier, il s'est complètement rasé la barbe.

Définitions

Simple past tense and past participle of shave.

Yesterday he shaved his beard completely off.

Synonymes

pared down

whisked away (hair)

cleaned (of hair)

scoured

pared

shavedadjective

/ʃeɪvd/

Non-gradable past-participle adjective derived from the verb "shave".

Traductions

rasé

He walked into the room with a freshly shaved face, looking much younger.

Il est entré dans la pièce avec le visage fraîchement rasé, paraissant beaucoup plus jeune.

Traductions supplémentaires

en copeauxCuisine ; se dit d’un aliment coupé en fines lamelles ou en copeaux.

Définitions

Having had hair removed by shaving.

He walked into the room with a freshly shaved face, looking much younger.

Cut into thin slices or shavings.

The pasta was sprinkled with shaved Parmesan.

Synonymes

shaveverb

shaved

Past Simple

shaved

Past Simple

shaved

Past Participle

shaving

ing-form

/ʃeɪv/

Traductions

raser

He decided to shave his beard before the job interview.

Il a décidé de se raser la barbe avant l'entretien d'embauche.

Traductions supplémentaires

rognerAu sens de réduire légèrement une quantité ou un délai.

couper en fines lamellesPour une découpe très fine.

Définitions

To remove hair from the skin using a razor or similar tool.

He decided to shave his beard before the job interview.

To cut or trim something very thinly or closely.

She used a knife to shave thin slices of cheese for the sandwich.

To reduce or remove a small amount from something.

The company managed to shave a few seconds off the production time.

Synonymes

shavenoun

Définitions

The act of removing hair from the face or body using a razor or similar tool.

He had a quick shave before heading to the office.

A narrow escape from danger or accident, typically expressed in the phrase 'close shave'.

It was a close shave when the branch fell just behind him.