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Un abri (shelter en anglais) est un lieu ou une construction destinée à offrir une protection contre les éléments extérieurs tels que les intempéries, les vents forts, la chaleur ou le froid.
n. (=structure) abri m. → bus shelter. (=refuge) (for homeless people, victims of abuse) refuge m. (=protection) abri m. → There was no shelter anywhere from the rain. to take shelter se mettre à l'abri, s'abriter. → They are glad to take shelter in a barn. to take shelter from sth s'abriter de qch. to seek shelter chercher refuge.
noun. / ˈʃɛltər/ Add to word list. [ uncountable ] protection from harm or sth unpleasant. abri [ masculine ] , refuge [ masculine ] people seeking shelter under the trees des gens cherchant refuge sous les arbres. take shelter. se mettre à l’abri. The refugees took shelter in a local school.
Friends of the Homeless provides residential support to homeless men and women through shelters, transitional housing, and permanent supportive housing. Since 1983, Friends of the Homeless has provided residents with the opportunity to reestablish themselves as members of the Columbus community.
shelter ( sb./sth.) verbe ( sheltered, sheltered) abriter v. The trees shelter the cows from the rain. Les arbres abritent les vaches de la pluie. protéger v. The cave sheltered the hikers during the storm. La grotte a protégé les randonneurs pendant l'orage. The canopy shelters the terrace from rain. Le dais protège la terrasse contre la pluie.
We lead the community's response to homelessness, overseeing a network of partners delivering an array of services including homelessness prevention programming, shelter, case management, street outreach and affordable housing.
[ˈʃeltəɼ] transitive verb Conjugaison. [protect - from rain, sun, bombs] Conjugaison abriter. [ - from blame, suspicion] Conjugaison protéger. to shelter somebody from something protéger quelqu'un de quelque chose. the trees sheltered us from the wind les arbres nous abritaient du vent.
