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huddledpast participle
UK
/ˈhʌd.əld/
US
/ˈhʌd.əld/
Past participle of the verb "huddle" used adjectivally.
Traduzioni
serréSe dit de personnes ou d’objets très rapprochés les uns des autres.
The huddled group of penguins stood together to keep warm in the icy wind.
Le groupe serré de manchots se tenait ensemble pour se réchauffer dans le vent glacial.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
blottiSouvent employé pour insister sur l’idée de se regrouper pour se protéger ou se réchauffer.
Definizioni
Crowded or nestled closely together.
The huddled group of penguins stood together to keep warm in the icy wind.
Gathered in a close, compact formation, often for warmth or protection.
The huddled refugees sought shelter from the storm under the makeshift tent.
Sinonimi
nestled
hunched
cowered
squat
crouched
huddleverb

huddled

Past Simple

huddled
Past Simple
huddled
Past Participle
huddling
ing-form
UK
/ˈhʌd.əl/
US
/ˈhʌd.əl/
Traduzioni
se concerterEmployer pour une courte consultation en petit groupe.
The executives huddled to make a quick decision on the proposal.
Les dirigeants se sont concertés pour prendre rapidement une décision sur la proposition.
se serrerSe dit d’un groupe qui se rapproche étroitement.
The team huddled together to discuss their strategy before the game.
L’équipe s’est serrée pour discuter de sa stratégie avant le match.
se recroquevillerPour une personne qui replie son corps en position compacte.
She huddled under the blanket to keep warm during the cold night.
Elle s’est recroquevillée sous la couverture pour se réchauffer pendant la nuit froide.
Definizioni
To crowd together closely.
The team huddled together to discuss their strategy before the game.
To confer or consult in a close group.
The executives huddled to make a quick decision on the proposal.
To curl one's body into a small, compact shape.
She huddled under the blanket to keep warm during the cold night.
Sinonimi
congregate
convene
gather
crowd
assemble
cluster
huddlenoun
Definizioni
A close gathering of people or things, often in a disorganized or compact group.
The players formed a huddle on the field to discuss their next move.
A private meeting or conference, especially among a small group of people.
The managers had a quick huddle to finalize the details before the presentation.
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