turf

UK
/tɜːf/
US
/tɜrf/

Traduzioni

turfnoun
turfs
pl
UK
/tɜːf/
US
/tɜrf/
The gardener carefully laid the turf over the bare patches in the lawn.
Le jardinier a soigneusement posé le gazon sur les zones dégarnies de la pelouse.
The gang was very protective of their turf and didn't allow outsiders to enter.
Le gang protégeait farouchement son territoire et n’autorisait pas les étrangers à entrer.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
hippismeDans le sens du monde des courses hippiques, surtout en Grande-Bretagne.
gazon synthétiquePour les surfaces sportives ou décoratives artificielles.
turfverb
turfed
Past Simple
turfed
Past Participle
turfing
Gerund
UK
/tɜːf/
US
/tɝːf/
virerFamilier.
The manager decided to turf him out of the office for his misconduct.
Le directeur a décidé de le virer du bureau pour sa mauvaise conduite.
They decided to turf the garden to make it more appealing.
Ils ont décidé d’engazonner le jardin pour le rendre plus attrayant.
Sinonimi
throw out
kick out
boot out
toss out
turn out
cast out
lay turf
cut turf
turfadjective
turfier
Comp.
turfiest
Super.
Used attributively to describe something made of or covered with turf, or relating to horse racing.
She reads all the latest turf news.
Elle lit toutes les dernières nouvelles hippiques.
The cottage had a traditional turf roof.
Le cottage avait un toit gazonné traditionnel.
Sinonimi

Definizioni

turfnoun
Grass and the surface layer of earth held together by its roots.
The gardener carefully laid the turf over the bare patches in the lawn.
A territory or area of land, especially one considered as someone's personal domain.
The gang was very protective of their turf and didn't allow outsiders to enter.
A material used for covering a surface, often used in sports fields, made to resemble grass.
The football field was covered with artificial turf to withstand heavy use.
The sport or business of horse racing, especially in Britain.
He made a fortune on the turf before retirement.
turfverb
To cover a surface with turf or grass.
They decided to turf the garden to make it more appealing.
To remove someone from a place or position, often forcefully or abruptly.
The manager decided to turf him out of the office for his misconduct.
turfadjective
Made of, consisting of, or covered with turf.
The cottage had a traditional turf roof.
Relating to or connected with horse racing.
She reads all the latest turf news.