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Disposing of the canoe in such a manner that Hist must see it, should she come to the place of meeting previously to their return, the young men looked to their arms and prepared to enter the wood.
Après avoir placé la pirogue de manière à ce qu’elle fût aperçue de Hist, au cas où elle viendrait au rendez-vous avant leur retour, ils examinèrent leurs armes et se disposèrent à entrer dans le bois.
Cooper, James Fenimore / The DeerslayerCooper, James Fenimore / Le tueur de daims
Le tueur de daims
Cooper, James Fenimore
The Deerslayer
Cooper, James Fenimore
© Wordsworth Editions Limited 1995
The canoe adrift being directed by no such intelligence, pursued its proper way, and grounded on a small sunken rock, at the distance of three or four yards from the shore.
La pirogue abandonnée à elle-même continua à dériver, et toucha sur un petit rocher à fleur d’eau à vingt ou vint-cinq pieds du rivage.
Cooper, James Fenimore / The DeerslayerCooper, James Fenimore / Le tueur de daims
Le tueur de daims
Cooper, James Fenimore
The Deerslayer
Cooper, James Fenimore
© Wordsworth Editions Limited 1995
Something was evidently in motion on the off side of the canoe, or that which was farthest from himself, and closer scrutiny showed that it was a naked human arm.
Quelque chose était évidemment en mouvement sur le côté de la pirogue qui était le plus éloigné du jeune chasseur, et un examen plus sérieux lui apprit que c’était le bras nu d’un homme.
Cooper, James Fenimore / The DeerslayerCooper, James Fenimore / Le tueur de daims
Le tueur de daims
Cooper, James Fenimore
The Deerslayer
Cooper, James Fenimore
© Wordsworth Editions Limited 1995
March had no other motive in landing than a senseless bravado, and having shaken the door in a manner to put its solidity to the proof, he joined Hutter in the canoe and began to aid him in opening the gate.
March n’avait eu d’autre motif qu’une bravade puérile pour sauter sur la plate-forme, et, après avoir secoué la porte de la maison de manière à en mettre la solidité à l’épreuve, il alla joindre Hutter sur la pirogue pour l’aider dans ses opérations.
Cooper, James Fenimore / The DeerslayerCooper, James Fenimore / Le tueur de daims
Le tueur de daims
Cooper, James Fenimore
The Deerslayer
Cooper, James Fenimore
© Wordsworth Editions Limited 1995
Twenty times did the canoe appear about to dash against some curling and bright wave that showed itself even amid that obscurity; and as often did it glide away again unharmed, impelled by the vigorous arm of him who governed its movements.
Vingt fois la pirogue parut sur le point d’aller heurter une vague en tourbillon qui brillait même au sein de cette obscurité, mais autant de fois le bras vigoureux de celui qui en dirigeait les mouvements la remit sur sa route sans accident.
Cooper, James Fenimore / The Pathfinder, or, the Inland SeaCooper, James Fenimore / Le lac Ontario
Le lac Ontario
Cooper, James Fenimore
The Pathfinder, or, the Inland Sea
Cooper, James Fenimore
© State University of New York 1981
At this instant a rifle was fired, and the ball pierced both sides of the canoe, within eighteen inches of the spot where his head lay.
En ce moment un coup de feu partit, et la balle perça les deux côtés de la pirogue, à moins de dix-huit pouces de l’endroit où était sa tête.
Cooper, James Fenimore / The DeerslayerCooper, James Fenimore / Le tueur de daims
Le tueur de daims
Cooper, James Fenimore
The Deerslayer
Cooper, James Fenimore
© Wordsworth Editions Limited 1995
Before quitting the shore, and as soon as he perceived that the paddles were gone, Deerslayer had thrown a bit of dead branch into the canoe, and this was within reach of his arm.
Avant de quitter le rivage, et dès qu’il s’était aperçu qu’on avait enlevé de la pirogue les deux rames, il y avait jeté une branche de bois mort, et elle était à portée d’une de ses mains.
Cooper, James Fenimore / The DeerslayerCooper, James Fenimore / Le tueur de daims
Le tueur de daims
Cooper, James Fenimore
The Deerslayer
Cooper, James Fenimore
© Wordsworth Editions Limited 1995
This at once decided the matter, a canoe containing three men and having but one paddle being utterly unable to overtake fugitives like the daughters of Thomas Hutter.
Cet accident décida l’affaire : une pirogue contenant trois hommes, et n’ayant qu’une rame, ne pouvait espérer de rejoindre des fugitives comme les filles de Thomas Hutter.
Cooper, James Fenimore / The DeerslayerCooper, James Fenimore / Le tueur de daims
Le tueur de daims
Cooper, James Fenimore
The Deerslayer
Cooper, James Fenimore
© Wordsworth Editions Limited 1995
These turnings gave her time, and they had also the effect of gradually bringing both canoe and Ark within the deeper gloom, cast by the shadows from the hills.
Ces détours lui firent gagner du temps, et ils eurent aussi pour résultât de porter graduellement la pirogue, ainsi que l’arche, dans l’obscurité plus profonde que répandaient les ombres des collines.
Cooper, James Fenimore / The DeerslayerCooper, James Fenimore / Le tueur de daims
Le tueur de daims
Cooper, James Fenimore
The Deerslayer
Cooper, James Fenimore
© Wordsworth Editions Limited 1995
Removing the cap he wore, he put it on the end of this stick, and just let it appear over the edge of the canoe, as far as possible from his own person.
Ôtant le bonnet de chasse qu’il portait, il le mit sur un bout de ce bâton, et le laissa paraître au-dessus du bord de la pirogue, aussi loin de lui qu’il le put.
Cooper, James Fenimore / The DeerslayerCooper, James Fenimore / Le tueur de daims
Le tueur de daims
Cooper, James Fenimore
The Deerslayer
Cooper, James Fenimore
© Wordsworth Editions Limited 1995
Chingachgook was already in the canoe, and he dipped the implement the other named into the water, just as Hurry's limber tongue ceased.
Chingachgook était déjà dans la pirogue, et ses rames touchaient l’eau à l’instant où la langue agile de Hurry cessa de parler.
Cooper, James Fenimore / The DeerslayerCooper, James Fenimore / Le tueur de daims
Le tueur de daims
Cooper, James Fenimore
The Deerslayer
Cooper, James Fenimore
© Wordsworth Editions Limited 1995
The Pathfinder had no sooner recognized the form of his red friend, than, with a strong sweep of his paddle, he threw the head of his own canoe towards the shore, motioning for Jasper to follow.
Pathfinder, ayant reconnu son ami, donna sur-le-champ un vigoureux coup de rame, et fit tourner l’avant de sa pirogue vers le rivage, en faisant signe à Jasper d’en faire autant.
Cooper, James Fenimore / The Pathfinder, or, the Inland SeaCooper, James Fenimore / Le lac Ontario
Le lac Ontario
Cooper, James Fenimore
The Pathfinder, or, the Inland Sea
Cooper, James Fenimore
© State University of New York 1981
The cheek of Mabel did not recover all its bloom until the canoe was again in the current, down which it floated swiftly, occasionally impelled by the paddle of Jasper.
Les joues de Mabel ne reprirent toutes leurs couleurs que lorsque le canot eut regagné le courant, qu’il descendit avec une rapidité accélérée de temps en temps par la rame de Jasper.
Cooper, James Fenimore / The Pathfinder, or, the Inland SeaCooper, James Fenimore / Le lac Ontario
Le lac Ontario
Cooper, James Fenimore
The Pathfinder, or, the Inland Sea
Cooper, James Fenimore
© State University of New York 1981
By this time the party had reached the place where Jasper had left his own canoe, concealed in the bushes, and they all re-embarked; Cap, Jasper, and his niece in one boat and Pathfinder, Arrowhead, and the wife of the latter in the other.
Ils arrivèrent alors à l’endroit où Jasper avait laissé sa pirogue, cachée dans des buissons, et ils s’embarquèrent, Cap, sa nièce et Jasper sur un canot ; Pathfinder, Arrowhead et sa femme sur l’autre.
Cooper, James Fenimore / The Pathfinder, or, the Inland SeaCooper, James Fenimore / Le lac Ontario
Le lac Ontario
Cooper, James Fenimore
The Pathfinder, or, the Inland Sea
Cooper, James Fenimore
© State University of New York 1981
The injunction was obeyed, and in a few minutes the whole party had left the canoe, with the exception of Pathfinder and the two sailors.
Jasper obéit ; et au bout de quelques minutes, il ne restait dans le canot que Pathfinder et les deux marins.
Cooper, James Fenimore / The Pathfinder, or, the Inland SeaCooper, James Fenimore / Le lac Ontario
Le lac Ontario
Cooper, James Fenimore
The Pathfinder, or, the Inland Sea
Cooper, James Fenimore
© State University of New York 1981

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Word forms

canoe

noun
SingularPlural
Common casecanoecanoes
Possessive casecanoe'scanoes'

canoe

verb
Basic forms
Pastcanoed
Imperativecanoe
Present Participle (Participle I)canoeing
Past Participle (Participle II)canoed
Present Indefinite, Active Voice
I canoewe canoe
you canoeyou canoe
he/she/it canoesthey canoe
Present Continuous, Active Voice
I am canoeingwe are canoeing
you are canoeingyou are canoeing
he/she/it is canoeingthey are canoeing
Present Perfect, Active Voice
I have canoedwe have canoed
you have canoedyou have canoed
he/she/it has canoedthey have canoed
Present Perfect Continuous, Active Voice
I have been canoeingwe have been canoeing
you have been canoeingyou have been canoeing
he/she/it has been canoeingthey have been canoeing
Past Indefinite, Active Voice
I canoedwe canoed
you canoedyou canoed
he/she/it canoedthey canoed
Past Continuous, Active Voice
I was canoeingwe were canoeing
you were canoeingyou were canoeing
he/she/it was canoeingthey were canoeing
Past Perfect, Active Voice
I had canoedwe had canoed
you had canoedyou had canoed
he/she/it had canoedthey had canoed
Past Perfect Continuous, Active Voice
I had been canoeingwe had been canoeing
you had been canoeingyou had been canoeing
he/she/it had been canoeingthey had been canoeing
Future Indefinite, Active Voice
I shall/will canoewe shall/will canoe
you will canoeyou will canoe
he/she/it will canoethey will canoe
Future Continuous, Active Voice
I shall/will be canoeingwe shall/will be canoeing
you will be canoeingyou will be canoeing
he/she/it will be canoeingthey will be canoeing
Future Perfect, Active Voice
I shall/will have canoedwe shall/will have canoed
you will have canoedyou will have canoed
he/she/it will have canoedthey will have canoed
Future Perfect Continuous, Active Voice
I shall/will have been canoeingwe shall/will have been canoeing
you will have been canoeingyou will have been canoeing
he/she/it will have been canoeingthey will have been canoeing
Future in the Past Indefinite, Active Voice
I should/would canoewe should/would canoe
you would canoeyou would canoe
he/she/it would canoethey would canoe
Future in the Past Continuous, Active Voice
I should/would be canoeingwe should/would be canoeing
you would be canoeingyou would be canoeing
he/she/it would be canoeingthey would be canoeing
Future in the Past Perfect, Active Voice
I should/would have canoedwe should/would have canoed
you would have canoedyou would have canoed
he/she/it would have canoedthey would have canoed
Future in the Past Perfect Continuous, Active Voice
I should/would have been canoeingwe should/would have been canoeing
you would have been canoeingyou would have been canoeing
he/she/it would have been canoeingthey would have been canoeing
Present Indefinite, Passive Voice
I am canoedwe are canoed
you are canoedyou are canoed
he/she/it is canoedthey are canoed
Present Continuous, Passive Voice
I am being canoedwe are being canoed
you are being canoedyou are being canoed
he/she/it is being canoedthey are being canoed
Present Perfect, Passive Voice
I have been canoedwe have been canoed
you have been canoedyou have been canoed
he/she/it has been canoedthey have been canoed
Past Indefinite, Passive Voice
I was canoedwe were canoed
you were canoedyou were canoed
he/she/it was canoedthey were canoed
Past Continuous, Passive Voice
I was being canoedwe were being canoed
you were being canoedyou were being canoed
he/she/it was being canoedthey were being canoed
Past Perfect, Passive Voice
I had been canoedwe had been canoed
you had been canoedyou had been canoed
he/she/it had been canoedthey had been canoed
Future Indefinite, Passive Voice
I shall/will be canoedwe shall/will be canoed
you will be canoedyou will be canoed
he/she/it will be canoedthey will be canoed
Future Perfect, Passive Voice
I shall/will have been canoedwe shall/will have been canoed
you will have been canoedyou will have been canoed
he/she/it will have been canoedthey will have been canoed