Moore (en. Moore)

/mɔʁ/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Land primarily covered with grass and plants, often wet.

Deer often move in the moores.

Les chevreuils se déplacent souvent dans les moores.

A marshy area, often used for peat harvesting.

The moores can provide valuable habitats for certain bird species.

Les moores peuvent être de précieux habitats pour certaines espèces d'oiseaux.

A vast field of heather or bog.

The moore is a magical place, full of colors and sounds.

Le moore est un lieu magique, plein de couleurs et de sons.

From Old English 'mōr', derived from Germanic languages.

dance moore

A space at a party or celebration where one dances.

moore de danse

to get lost in the moore

To be disoriented or confused within a complex situation.

se perdre dans le moore

marsh

Wet area often flooded.

marais

peat bog

Area where peat accumulates.

tourbière

heather

Plant that grows in dry, acidic soils.

bruyère

To be in a difficult situation

I'm in the moore with my homework.

Je suis dans le moore avec mes devoirs.

A quiet place, away from noise

Come on, let's relax in the moore.

Viens, on va se poser dans le moore.