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1 brider
brider [bʀide]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb[+ cheval] to bridle ; [+ moteur] to restrain ; [+ imagination, liberté] to curb ; [+ personne] to keep in check* * *bʀide1) to bridle [cheval]2) ( contenir) to control [personne]; to curb [élan, liberté, spontanéité]* * *bʀide vt1) (= réprimer) to keep in check2) [cheval] to bridle3) CUISINE, [volaille] to truss* * *brider verb table: aimer vtr1 Équit to bridle [cheval];3 Culin to truss [volaille];4 Tech to flange [tuyau].[bride] verbe transitif2. [serrer] to constrict[personne] to keep in check
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