Latter

Définitions de « latter »

Latter - Verbe

• (Construction) Action de recouvrir d'un assemblage de lattes.

  Les toits des maisons, après l'action de latter, offraient un aspect uniforme et bien ordonné, prêts à recevoir les tuiles.

• (Familier) Frapper avec force à l'aide du pied.

  Il ne devait pas profiter de ce coup habile, mais heureux, pour latter à terre le pauvre Pierrot.

• (Argot) Emprunter sans intention de rendre.

  On avait bu le coup, je m’en souvenais, après quoi il m’avait latté d’un sac pour clapper, soi-disant.

Étymologie de « latter »

Évolution historique de l’usage du mot « latter » depuis 1800

Synonymes de « latter »

• botter
• latte
• lutter

Citations contenant le mot « latter »

• Bonjour ça fait une semaine que j utilise le produit black latter et je n ai aucun résultat. Après combien de jour un résultat est visible merci

• In high-energy collisions, charmonium states can be produced either from the short-lived QCD sources (“prompt” production) or from (relatively) long-lived decays of B-hadrons (“non-prompt” production). While theorists have a reasonable understanding of the latter production mechanism, they’ve yet to fully understand the production of J/ψ directly from the primary proton-proton interaction. This is a place where experimentalists can help shed light.

• The order includes the delivery of two Ball mills and three High Pressure Grinding Rolls (HPGR). The latter is well known to be among the most energy-efficient comminution technologies, as it lowers power consumption, while providing a more stable grinding operation and eliminating the need for grinding media.

• As a pastor, Paul admonishes the “strong,” those with more robust consciences and fewer scruples in disputable matters, to respect and to never look down on the “weak,” those with more sensitive consciences that allowed them less freedom in such areas. And he repeatedly urges the latter not to pass judgment on fellow believers with whom they differ, but fully accept them as their sisters and brothers.

• Johnson was a great dissembler and certainly an effective networker, and could present himself as all things to all men. Over time, he managed to wheedle his way into Roosevelt’s inner circle and was seen by the latter as a principled progressive. But to Johnson’s business backers he was the man who could win them lucrative contracts and seen as a man of the conservative right. He was not averse to concluding shady deals with his backers and small-time gangsters, even to the extent of actually buying votes with cash and employing dirty tricks to defeat his opponents.

• The Montreal Gazette reported that a $3,500 cockatoo was taken from another Montreal store in June of 1988 and a $15,000 hyacinthine macaw was stolen in Beloeil, Que., in July — the latter bird was recovered, however, after it was too hard for the alleged thieves to sell.

• Abhira and Ruhi have their cute fight over Armaan while the latter is now impressed seeing how Abhira is claiming her right on him and is being a bossy wife.

• Britain did indeed enter a technical recession over the latter half of last year, revised figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) confirmed on Thursday.

Traductions du mot « latter »

Sources et ressources complémentaires

• Définitions du TLFi
• Définitions du Dictionnaire de l’Académie française, huitième édition (1932-1935)
• Définitions du Wiktionnaire
• Définitions du Littré (1872-1877)
• Synonymes de latter sur lebonsynonyme.fr