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shouldering

UK
/ˈʃəʊl.dər.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈʃoʊl.dɚ.ɪŋ/
shoulderingnoun
Traductions
prise en chargeAu sens figuré : fait d’assumer un fardeau, une responsabilité.
The shouldering of the project's challenges fell on the team leader.
La prise en charge des difficultés du projet est revenue au chef d’équipe.
Traductions supplémentaires
bousculadeAu sens physique : action de pousser ou de heurter avec l’épaule.
Définitions
The act of carrying or bearing a burden or responsibility.
The shouldering of the project's challenges fell on the team leader.
The act of pushing or jostling with one's shoulder.
There was a lot of shouldering in the crowded subway during rush hour.
Synonymes
obligation
duty
responsibility
load
burden
shoulderinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈʃʊl.dər.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈʃʊl.dɚ.ɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something that is carrying, lifting, or pushing with the shoulder or with force.
Traductions
portantAu sens de participe présent : qui porte ou supporte un fardeau.
The shouldering crowd pressed forward toward the stage.
La foule portant un fardeau fictif n’est pas naturelle; La foule avançait en se portant vers la scène.
Définitions
Carrying, lifting, or pushing aside with or as if with the shoulder; undertaking a burden.
The shouldering crowd pressed forward toward the stage.
shouldernoun
Définitions
The part of the body where the arm is connected to the trunk.
She felt a sharp pain in her shoulder after lifting the heavy box.
A part of a garment that covers the shoulder area.
The dress had padded shoulders, giving it a structured look.
A strip of land adjacent to a road, where vehicles can stop in an emergency.
He pulled over onto the shoulder to check his tire.
A cut of meat from the upper foreleg and shoulder of an animal.
The recipe called for a slow-cooked lamb shoulder.
The sloping or angled part of an object such as a bottle, hill, or roadway where a steep side meets a flatter section.
Sediment had collected on the shoulder of the wine bottle.
shoulderverb

shouldering

Gerund

shouldered
Past Simple
shouldered
Past Participle
shouldering
Gerund
UK
/ˈʃəʊl.də/
US
/ˈʃoʊl.dɚ/
Traductions
porterAvec complément indiquant qu'on porte sur l'épaule.
He shouldered the heavy bag and walked towards the bus stop.
Il a porté le sac lourd sur son épaule et a marché vers l'arrêt de bus.
assumerPour une responsabilité, une charge ou un fardeau.
She shouldered the responsibility of leading the team through the crisis.
Elle a assumé la responsabilité de mener l'équipe à travers la crise.
Traductions supplémentaires
bousculerAvec un contact de l'épaule pour pousser ou heurter.
bousculerDans l'idée de pousser avec l'épaule en se frayant un passage.
Définitions
To carry or place something on one's shoulder or shoulders.
He shouldered the heavy bag and walked towards the bus stop.
To take on a responsibility or burden.
She shouldered the responsibility of leading the team through the crisis.
To push or force one's way through a crowd or obstacle using one's shoulder.
He shouldered his way through the crowded hallway to get to the exit.
To strike, shove, or bump someone or something with one's shoulder.
The defender shouldered his opponent off the ball.
Synonymes
carry
take on
assume
support
bear
shoulderadjective
Définitions
Designed for, carried on, or relating to the shoulder.
She bought a practical shoulder bag for her commute.
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