stealth

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Traductions

stealthnoun
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The cat moved with stealth, silently stalking its prey in the tall grass.
Le chat avançait avec furtivité, traquant silencieusement sa proie dans les hautes herbes.
furtivitéTechnologie ou tactique militaire visant à réduire la détectabilité.
The new fighter jet is equipped with advanced stealth technology to evade enemy radar.
Le nouveau chasseur est équipé d’une technologie de furtivité avancée pour échapper au radar ennemi.
stealthverb
stealthed
Past Simple
stealthed
Past Participle
stealthing
Gerund
Colloquial, chiefly gaming and military jargon; both transitive and intransitive.
se faufilerSe déplacer discrètement pour éviter d’être détecté.
He stealthed through the shadows, careful not to alert the guards.
Il s’est faufilé dans l’ombre, prenant soin de ne pas alerter les gardes.
camouflerAu sens de rendre difficile à détecter, notamment par des moyens techniques.
Players can stealth their avatars to slip past enemies unnoticed.
Les joueurs peuvent camoufler leurs avatars pour se faufiler devant les ennemis sans être vus.
Traductions supplémentaires
retirerArgot sexuel : retirer un préservatif sans l’accord du partenaire.
Synonymes
steal (intransitive, e.g. 'to steal along')
stealthadjective
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Used attributively to modify a noun, meaning ‘designed to avoid detection’ or ‘covert’; generally non-gradable.
furtifAu sens de « discret, secret, sans attirer l’attention ».
The company launched a stealth marketing campaign to generate buzz quietly.
L’entreprise a lancé une campagne marketing furtive pour créer du buzz discrètement.
furtifSens militaire.
The stealth aircraft flew over the border without triggering enemy radar.
L’avion furtif a survolé la frontière sans déclencher le radar ennemi.

Définitions

stealthnoun
The act or characteristic of moving or acting in a secretive or covert manner to avoid detection.
The cat moved with stealth, silently stalking its prey in the tall grass.
A military technology or strategy designed to make vehicles or personnel less detectable by radar or other detection methods.
The new fighter jet is equipped with advanced stealth technology to evade enemy radar.
stealthverb
To make (a person, vehicle, or character) difficult to detect, especially by using technology or special ability.
Players can stealth their avatars to slip past enemies unnoticed.
To move or act in a stealthy manner so as to avoid detection.
He stealthed through the shadows, careful not to alert the guards.
To surreptitiously remove a condom during sexual intercourse without a partner's knowledge or consent (slang).
She later realized that her partner had stealthed her without consent.
(Slang, transitive) To remove a condom during sexual intercourse without the partner's knowledge or consent.
He was charged after stealthing his partner, an act that violated her consent.
stealthadjective
Designed or intended to operate without attracting attention or being detected; covert, secret.
The company launched a stealth marketing campaign to generate buzz quietly.
(Military) Designed with stealth technology so as to be less detectable by radar or other sensing methods.
The stealth aircraft flew over the border without triggering enemy radar.