dredging in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for dredging in the English»French Dictionary

I.dredge [Brit drɛdʒ, Am drɛdʒ] N NAUT

1. dredge (machine):

dredge

drague f

2. dredge (boat) → dredger

II.dredge [Brit drɛdʒ, Am drɛdʒ] VB trans

1. dredge mud, river, channel:

dredge

draguer

2. dredge FOOD:

dredge

saupoudrer (with de)

III.dredge [Brit drɛdʒ, Am drɛdʒ] VB intr

dredge

draguer

See also dredger

dredger [Brit ˈdrɛdʒə, Am ˈdrɛdʒər] N

1. dredger (boat):

dredger

dragueur m

2. dredger FOOD:

dredger

saupoudreuse f

I.dredge up VB [Brit drɛdʒ -, Am drɛdʒ -] (dredge up [sth], dredge [sth] up) lit

dredge up

remonter qc (à la drague)

dredge up fig memories

retrouver [qc] enfoui au fond de sa mémoire

dredge up unpleasant story, idea etc

exhumer

Translations for dredging in the French»English Dictionary

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dragage (nettoyage)

dredging

curage (de canal, rivière, d'étang)

dredging

dévaser

to dredge

débourber canal, étang

to dredge

désensabler canal, port

to dredge

drague (machine)

dredge

dragu|eur (ouvrier)

dredge-man

draguer (pour nettoyer)

to dredge

dredging in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for dredging in the English»French Dictionary

I.dredge¹ [dredʒ] N

dredge

dragueur m

II.dredge¹ [dredʒ] VB trans

dredge

draguer

dredge² [dredʒ] VB trans FOOD

dredge

saupoudrer

Translations for dredging in the French»English Dictionary

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draguer chenal, sable

to dredge

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

In contrast to white ovals, these structures are red, arguably due to dredging up of red material from the planet's depths.

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Dredging of the harbour, having been suspended during the war, was resumed in the 1950s.

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Its survival is threatened mainly by sedimentation, dredging and shell trading.

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The cook was dredging things with flour, making pies.

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Development commenced in 1920 and for 10 years dredging of shipping channels, excavation, and land reclamation took place.

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Canalization modifies the stream to more safely carry traffic by controlling the flow of the stream with dredging, damming, and modifying its path.

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Such dredging was first mooted in a 2010 independent flood risk report but it is only suitable in certain areas.

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The mouth of the slough should be kept open by periodic dredging as blockage causes eutrophication.

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Developments such as sewage marine outfalls, moorings, dredging, blasting, dumping, port construction, hydroelectric projects, and aquaculture both degrade the environment and take up valuable habitat.

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This method is primarily for taking flatfish but these vessels can be used also for scallop dredging.

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