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dyke [daɪk] n
gen.	filon intrusif oblique
construct.	butte artificielle
met.	dyke m
nat.res.	berge de rivière; digue de protection; digue en terre; levée f
transp., construct.	corps du barrage
water.res.	diguette f; levée de terre; diguette, levée de terre
dyke [daɪk] v
construct.	digue contre les crues; digue de protection contre les crues
dyke [daɪk] adj.
gen.	digue; dike
coal.	filon
construct.	endiguer; digue protectrice
el., construct.	digue d'été
transp., construct.	digue parallèle à la côte; remblai
dyke An artificial wall, embankment, ridge, or mound, usually of earth or rock fill, built around a relatively flat, low-lying area to protect it from flooding; a levee. A dyke may be also be constructed on the shore or border of a lake to prevent inflow of undesirable water adj.
environ.	digue
English thesaurus
dyke [daɪk] abbr.
abbr., dril.	dike
USA	a disparaging term for a lesbian (especially one exhibiting behavior associated with stereotypically masculine traits Val_Ships)

dyke: 55 phrases in 14 subjects

Construction	4
Earth sciences	10
Environment	3
General	2
Industry	2
Labor law	2
Life sciences	2
Materials science	3
Medical	2
Metallurgy	1
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation	6
Physical sciences	1
Transport	14
Water resources	3