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palm

UK
/pɑːm/
US
/pɑm/

Traductions

palmnoun
palms
pl
UK
/pɑːm/
US
/pɑm/
She held the coin in her palm.
Она держала монету в своей ладони.
The palm tree swayed gently in the breeze.
Пальма мягко покачивалась на ветру.
Traductions supplémentaires
пальмовая ветвь
плоская часть руки
Synonymes
digit
frond
palm tree
appendage
hand
palmverb
palmed
Past Simple
palmed
Past Participle
palming
Gerund
UK
/pɑːm/
US
/pɑm/
He tried to palm the coin during the magic trick.
Он попытался спрятать монету во время фокуса.
She managed to palm the note to him without anyone noticing.
Ей удалось подсовывать записку ему, чтобы никто не заметил.
Traductions supplémentaires
подтасовать
Synonymes
to hide
to grip
to hold
to conceal
palmadjective
UK
/pɑːm/
US
/pɑm/
Used attributively to describe things derived from or related to palm trees.

Définitions

palmnoun
The inner surface of the hand between the wrist and the fingers.
She held the coin in the palm of her hand.
A type of tree with a tall trunk and large leaves, often found in tropical regions.
The beach was lined with swaying palm trees.
A branch or wreath of a palm tree carried as an emblem of victory, triumph, or peace.
In ancient Rome, victors were awarded a palm after the games.
An ancient unit of length based on the breadth of the human hand, roughly 7–10 cm (about 3–4 inches).
The plank measured three palms in width.
palmverb
To conceal something in the palm of the hand, especially in a deceptive manner.
The magician palmed the coin, making it disappear from view.
To touch or handle with the palm of the hand.
He palmed the basketball, showing off his impressive grip.
(usually with “off”) To dispose of or pass on (something, especially of inferior quality) deceitfully.
The vendor tried to palm off counterfeit watches on tourists.
palmadjective
Made from, consisting of, or relating to palm trees or their products.
Palm oil is widely used in cooking.
Relating to or situated on the palm of the hand.
The climber developed painful palm blisters after the ascent.
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