imp

UK
/ɪmp/
US
/ɪmp/

Übersetzungen

impsubstantiv
imps
Pl.
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US
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The imp darted around the room, causing chaos wherever it went.
Le diablotin courait dans la pièce, semant le chaos partout où il passait.
diablotinFamilier, pour un enfant espiègle.
The little imp was always getting into trouble at school.
Le petit diablotin avait toujours des ennuis à l'école.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
greffonSens horticole archaïque.
plume grefféeTerme de falconnerie.
impverb
imped
Präteritum
imped
Partizip Perfekt
imping
Gerundium
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grefferEn falconnerie et en horticulture.
Before releasing the hawk, the falconer carefully imped its damaged wing.
Avant de relâcher l'épervier, le fauconnier a soigneusement greffé son aile endommagée.

Definitionen

impsubstantiv
A small mischievous devil or sprite.
The imp darted around the room, causing chaos wherever it went.
A mischievous child.
The little imp was always getting into trouble at school.
In falconry, a replacement feather grafted onto a bird's wing or tail.
Finding the right imp for the eagle's broken flight feather took several days.
A young shoot or scion used for grafting, especially in horticulture (archaic).
The orchard keeper selected a healthy imp to graft onto the rootstock.
impverb
To repair (a bird's wing or tail) by grafting feathers to replace broken ones, especially in falconry.
Before releasing the hawk, the falconer carefully imped its damaged wing.
To graft or implant a shoot, twig, or scion onto another plant or rootstock.
The gardener imped a young apple scion onto a hardy rootstock to improve its vigor.