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Verbes de Mouvement - Verbes pour les mouvements précipités

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques verbes anglais se référant à des mouvements précipités tels que "courir", "se précipiter" et "sprinter".

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Categorized English Verbs of Movement
to run
to run
[verbe]

to move using our legs, faster than we usually walk, in a way that both feet are never on the ground at the same time

courir

courir

Ex: When he heard the news, he ran home in a hurry. 
to jog
to jog
[verbe]

to run at a steady, slow pace, especially for exercise

faire du jogging

faire du jogging

Ex: He jogs on the treadmill when the weather is bad. 
to sprint
to sprint
[verbe]

to run very fast for a short distance, typically as a form of exercise

sprinter, courir à toute vitesse

sprinter, courir à toute vitesse

Ex: In the final stretch of the race, the athlete sprinted past the competition to secure the gold medal. 
to rush
to rush
[verbe]

to move or act very quickly

se précipiter

se précipiter

Ex: When the fire alarm sounded, the students had to rush out of the building in an orderly manner. 
to hurry
to hurry
[verbe]

to move or do something very quickly, particularly because of a lack of time

se dépêcher

se dépêcher

Ex: Realizing he was late for the meeting, John hurried to the conference room. 
to dash
to dash
[verbe]

to run or move quickly and suddenly, often with great force or urgency

filer, se précipiter

filer, se précipiter

Ex: The rabbit frequently dashes across the meadow, avoiding predators with its swift movements. 
to bolt
to bolt
[verbe]

to depart quickly and unexpectedly

déguerpir, filer

déguerpir, filer

Ex: Startled by the unwelcome confrontation, he decided to bolt from the party without saying a word. 
to dart
to dart
[verbe]

to move swiftly and abruptly in a particular direction

filer, se précipiter

filer, se précipiter

Ex: Startled by the sudden noise, the cat darted across the room and hid under the furniture. 
to scurry
to scurry
[verbe]

to move quickly and with small, rapid steps, often in a hurried or nervous manner

se précipiter, courir à petits pas

se précipiter, courir à petits pas

Ex: Startled by the sudden noise, the mice scurried into their nests in the corner. 
to scuttle
to scuttle
[verbe]

to move quickly and with short, hasty steps

courir, cavaler, détaler, décamper

courir, cavaler, détaler, décamper

Ex: The spy scuttled through the dimly lit alley, trying to avoid detection. 
to scamper
to scamper
[verbe]

to run or move quickly and playfully with small, light steps

gambader, courir vite et joyeusement

gambader, courir vite et joyeusement

Ex: Startled by the children's laughter, the squirrels scampered up the trees to a safer height. 
to zoom
to zoom
[verbe]

to move rapidly or swiftly

filer, dévaler

filer, dévaler

Ex: The sports car zoomed down the highway, leaving other vehicles behind. 
to trot
to trot
[verbe]

to run faster than a walk but slower than a full sprint

trotter, courir à petit pas

trotter, courir à petit pas

Ex: Trying to catch the bus, she trotted down the street, hoping to make it to the stop in time. 
to hare
to hare
[verbe]

to move swiftly or run rapidly

filer, courir rapidement

filer, courir rapidement

Ex: The children decided to hare around the playground, playing a lively game of tag. 
to hurtle
to hurtle
[verbe]

to move with speed and intensity

filer, dévaler

filer, dévaler

Ex: The soccer ball hurtled toward the goalpost, propelled by the player's powerful kick. 
to scoot
to scoot
[verbe]

to move quickly and suddenly, often with a light or nimble motion

filer, déguerpir

filer, déguerpir

Ex: Startled by the loud noise, the cat scooted under the bed. 
to pelt
to pelt
[verbe]

to move swiftly and with great speed, often in a hasty or urgent manner

filer, dévaler

filer, dévaler

Ex: Startled by the sudden noise, the rabbit pelted across the field and into the safety of its burrow. 
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