cinglement
sɛ̃ɡləmɑ̃
Definition
Definition of cinglement - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
1.
fouetRare action de frapper avec un fouet ou un objet flexibleRare
- Le cinglement du fouet résonna dans l'écurie.
2.
intempériesRare action du vent ou de la pluie qui frappe violemmentRare
- Le cinglement du vent glacial lui coupa le souffle.
Origin of cinglement
latin, cingulum (ceinture) + suffixe -ment (action)
Examples of cinglement in a sentence
On entendait le cinglement de la cravache dans l’air. Le cinglement de la pluie résonnait sur le toit. On entendait le cinglement des rafales sur la fenêtre.
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- English:crack, beating, ...
- German:Peitschenhieb, Peitschen, ...
- Italian:schiocco, sferzata, ...
- Spanish:chicoteo, golpe, ...
- Portuguese:chicoteada, lambada, ...
- Chinese:鞭打, 狂风骤雨, ...
- Japanese:鞭打ち, 吹きつけ, ...
- Arabic:جلد, صفع الرياح, ...
- Hebrew:הַצְלָפָה, מַכַּת רוּחַ, ...
- Russian:щелчок кнута, удар, ...
- Ukrainian:ляскання, шквал, ...
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