Hatteras (en. Hatters)

/ˈhædəˌræs/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

noun

A geographic area located in North Carolina, famous for its lighthouse.

The Hatteras lighthouse is an iconic symbol of the region.

Le phare de Hatteras est un symbole emblématique de la région.

A landmark in the Atlantic Ocean used by sailors.

Navigating near Hatteras requires good preparation.

Naviguer près de Hatteras nécessite une bonne préparation.

The word Hatteras may derive from the languages of the Indians of the time, but its exact origin is uncertain.

Hatteras in summer

Refers to the region popular during the summer season.

Hatteras en été

sailing around Hatteras

Refers to the challenges of navigating near this point.

naviguer autour de Hatteras

the storms of Hatteras

Describes the often difficult weather conditions in this area.

les tempêtes de Hatteras

lighthouse

A lighting structure located on coastlines to guide ships.

phare

beach

Sandy or gravel area along a body of water.

plage

navigation

The action of directing a boat or vessel.

navigation

Hatteras as a metaphor for a danger zone at sea.

Watch out, we're entering Hatteras and it can get chaotic.

Attention, on entre en Hatteras et ça peut devenir chaotique.

An ideal place for surfing.

This summer, I'm going to Hatteras to catch some waves.

Cet été, je vais à Hatteras pour attraper des vagues.