fletch
flɛtʃ
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Definition of fletch - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
fisheriesTECH.large boneless fillet of fishTECH.
  • The chef prepared a fletch of tuna for dinner.
cut fillet slice
2.
archeryTECH.vane on an arrow for stabilityTECH.
  • The fletch helps the arrow fly straight.
feather stabilizer vane

Verb

tr.
archeryTECH.attach feathers to an arrow for stabilityTECH.
  • He learned how to fletch arrows for the competition.
equip feather prepare
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Images of fletch

  • fletch: large boneless fillet of fish
    large boneless fillet of fish
  • fletch: vane on an arrow for stability
    vane on an arrow for stability

Origin of fletch

Old English, flecce (to pluck)

Examples of fletch in a sentence

  • The fletch was perfectly cooked and seasoned.
  • Each fletch was carefully attached to the arrow shaft.
  • The archer inspected the fletch for any damage.
  • The artisan took great care to fletch each arrow perfectly.
  • In medieval times, it was common to fletch arrows by hand.

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  1. French:filet, emplumer, ...
  2. German:Fischfilet, befiedern, ...
  3. Italian:filetto di pesce, impennare, ...
  4. Spanish:filete, emplumar, ...
  5. Portuguese:filé, fletar, ...
  6. Chinese:鱼片, 加羽毛, ...
  7. Japanese:切り身, 羽を付ける, ...
  8. Arabic:شَرِيحَة سَمَك كَبِيرَة, رَشَّشَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:פִּילֶה, לְהִצְמִיד נוּצָיוֹת לְחֵץ, ...
  10. Russian:филе, прикреплять перья к стрелам, ...
  11. Ukrainian:філе, оперяти, ...
  12. Hindi:फलेट, पंख लगाना, ...
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