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hazing

UK
/ˈheɪzɪŋ/
US
/ˈheɪzɪŋ/

Traduzioni

hazingnoun
hazings
pl
bizutageRituel d’initiation humiliant ou abusif, notamment dans les universités et les fraternités.
The fraternity was under investigation for allegations of hazing during their initiation week.
La fraternité faisait l’objet d’une enquête pour des accusations de bizutage pendant sa semaine d’initiation.
Sinonimi
abuse
bullying
harassment
ritual
initiation
hazingadjective
UK
/ˈheɪ.zɪŋ/
US
/ˈheɪ.zɪŋ/
Attributive use: relating to hazing rituals or practices
de bizutageEmploi adjectival en français rendu le plus naturellement par un complément du nom.
The university enacted stricter rules against hazing activities.
L’université a adopté des règles plus strictes contre les activités de bizutage.
Sinonimi
oppressive
tormenting
initiatory
ritualistic
coercive
degrading
humiliating
bullying
harassing
abusive
hazeverb

hazing

Gerund

hazed
Past Simple
hazed
Past Participle
hazing
Gerund
UK
/heɪz/
US
/heɪz/
bizuterDans le contexte des initiations ou des bizutages.
The fraternity was known to haze new members during their first week.
La fraternité était connue pour bizuter les nouveaux membres pendant leur première semaine.
voilerPour rendre flou, brumeux ou moins net.
The morning sun began to haze the distant mountains.
Le soleil du matin a commencé à voiler les montagnes lointaines.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
rabattreEn élevage, pour faire revenir du bétail égaré vers le troupeau.
Sinonimi
blur
dim
obscure
cloud
mist

Definizioni

hazingnoun
The practice of subjecting newcomers to humiliating or abusive rituals, often as part of an initiation into a group.
The fraternity was under investigation for allegations of hazing during their initiation week.
hazingadjective
Relating to or involving hazing rituals or practices.
The university enacted stricter rules against hazing activities.
hazeverb
To subject someone to a series of humiliating or abusive tasks as part of a program of initiation.
The fraternity was known to haze new members during their first week.
To make or become hazy, unclear, or cloudy.
The morning sun began to haze the distant mountains.
To drive (livestock) by herding, especially to move stray animals back toward the main group.
The ranch hands rode out to haze the scattered cattle back to the herd.
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