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dike
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/daɪk/
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/daɪk/
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dike
noun
dikes
pl
UK
/daɪk/
US
/daɪk/
digue
The dike was constructed to protect the town from the rising river waters.
La digue a été construite pour protéger la ville de la montée des eaux de la rivière.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
gouine
Insultant et très péjoratif.
fossé
En particulier pour un fossé de drainage ou d'irrigation.
dyke
Termes de géologie.
Sinonimi
embankment
bank
barrier
dam
levee
dike
verb
diked
Past Simple
diked
Past Participle
diking
Gerund
UK
/daɪk/
US
/daɪk/
endiguer
Par extension, pour assécher ou entourer par une digue.
The engineers diked the marshland to create more arable land for agriculture.
Les ingénieurs ont endigué le marais pour créer davantage de terres arables pour l'agriculture.
endiguer
The farmers diked the fields to prevent flooding from the nearby river.
Les agriculteurs ont endigué les champs pour éviter les inondations causées par la rivière voisine.
Sinonimi
retain
contain
wall off
shore up
barricade
bank
embank
dam
dike
adjective
UK
/daɪk/
US
/daɪk/
Used attributively in contexts like "dike repair" or "dike maintenance".
Traduzioni aggiuntive
endigué
Se dit surtout d'un terrain ou d'un ouvrage protégé par une digue.
Definizioni
dike
noun
A long wall or embankment built to prevent flooding from the sea or a river.
The dike was constructed to protect the town from the rising river waters.
A geological formation consisting of a sheet of rock that is formed in a fracture of a pre-existing rock body.
The geologist studied the dike to understand the volcanic activity in the region.
A ditch or trench cut in the ground, especially for drainage or irrigation.
They dug a shallow dike alongside the road to carry away rainwater.
(Offensive slang) A lesbian.
He was reprimanded for using the slur "dike" to refer to a lesbian.
dike
verb
To surround or protect with a dike.
The farmers diked the fields to prevent flooding from the nearby river.
To drain or enclose with a dike.
The engineers diked the marshland to create more arable land for agriculture.
dike
adjective
Relating to, forming part of, or intended for use in a dike.
The dike wall showed signs of erosion after the storm.
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