scabre
skabʁ
Definition
Definition of scabre - Reverso French Dictionary
Adjective
1.
surfaceTECH. dont la texture est rude et granuleuseTECH.
- La roche scabre érafle les mains qui la touchent.
2.
botaniqueTECH. qui a une surface rugueuse et râpeuse au toucherTECH.
- Les feuilles scabres de cette plante irritent la peau.
Origin of scabre
latin, scaber (rugueux)
Examples of scabre in a sentence
Les murs scabres de la vieille grange accrochent les vêtements. La tige scabre rend la cueillette difficile. J'ai touché un fruit scabre en explorant la forêt.
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- English:rough, scabrous, ...
- German:rau, rauh, ...
- Italian:ruvido, scabro, ...
- Spanish:áspero, rasposo, ...
- Portuguese:áspero, ...
- Chinese:粗糙的, 粗涩的, ...
- Japanese:ざらざらした, ...
- Arabic:خشن, خشن الملمس, ...
- Hebrew:מְחֻסְפָּס וּגְרוּגְרִי, מְחוּסְפָּס, ...
- Russian:шероховатый, шершавый, ...
- Ukrainian:шорсткий, жорсткий, ...
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