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Traducciones de flat race en el diccionario inglés»francés

flat race SUST.

flat race

course f de plat

Traducciones de flat race en el diccionario francés»inglés

course de plat (épreuve)

flat race

le Tour de France

The world's most prestigious race for professional cyclists held annually in July since 1903, when it was founded by Henri Desgrange (1865-1940). Renowned for its mountain stages, involving exhausting climbs and hair-raising descents, it covers between 3, 000 and 4, 000 km (1, 875-2, 500 miles) over a three-week period and follows a different route each year, roughly circling France, with a stage in a neighbouring country, ending with a triumphant finish on the Champs Élysées. The event attracts huge media attention and crowds gather all along the route to watch the race go by. Throughout the Tour the previous day's overall winner wears the coveted maillot jaune (yellow jersey). The winner on points of the most recent sprint (speed race on the flat) wears the maillot vert (green jersey), and the winner, again on a points system, of the most recent mountain-climbing stage wears a white jersey with red spots. A plain white jersey is worn by the youngest competitor in the race. The Tour proper is preceded the evening before by le Prologue, a short race to establish the wearer of le maillot jaune for the following day.

Traducciones de flat race en el diccionario inglés»francés

I.race [ingl. brit. reɪs, ingl. am. reɪs] SUST.

1. race DEP.:

race

course f (between entre, against contre)

to come fifth in a race

arriver cinquième dans une course

to have a race

faire la course (with avec, against contre)

to run a race

courir (with contre)

boat/bicycle race

course nautique/cycliste

a race against the clock literal, fig.

une course contre la montre

2. race (contest):

race fig.

course f (for à, to do pour faire)

the race to reach the moon

la course à la lune

presidential/mayoral race

course à la présidence/à la mairie

a race against time

une course contre la montre

3. race:

race ANTR., SOCIOL.

race f

of an ancient race

d'une race ancienne

discrimination on the grounds of race

discrimination f raciale

discrimination on the grounds of race atrbv. attack, equality, hatred, law

racial

4. race:

race BOT., ZOOL.

espèce f

5. race (current):

race

courant m fort

II.races SUST.

races sust. pl. HÍP.:

races

courses fpl

III.race [ingl. brit. reɪs, ingl. am. reɪs] V. trans.

1. race (compete with):

race person, jockey, car, horse

faire la course avec

to race sb to sth

faire la course avec qn jusqu'à qc

2. race (rush):

to race to do

se précipiter pour faire

3. race (enter for race):

race horse, dog

faire courir

race car, bike, boat, yacht

courir en

race Ferrari, Formula One

courir sur

race pigeon

faire voler [qc] en compétition

4. race (rev):

race engine

faire ronfler

IV.race [ingl. brit. reɪs, ingl. am. reɪs] V. intr.

1. race (compete in race):

race

courir (against contre, at à, to vers, with avec)

to race around the track

faire le tour de la piste

2. race (rush, run):

to race in/out

entrer/sortir en courant

to race after sb/sth

courir après qn/qc

to race down the stairs/the street

dévaler l'escalier/la rue

to race for the house/the train

courir pour atteindre la maison/attraper le train

to race through exercise, task

faire [qc] rapidement

3. race:

race heart, pulse:

battre précipitamment

race engine:

s'emballer

my mind started to race

je me suis mis à imaginer toutes sortes de choses

4. race (hurry):

race

se dépêcher (to do de faire)

to race against time

courir contre la montre

I.flat [ingl. brit. flat, ingl. am. flæt] SUST.

1. flat ingl. brit. (apartment):

flat

appartement m

2. flat (level part):

flat

plat m

the flat of hand, oar, sword

le plat de

on the flat ingl. brit. walk, park

sur le plat

3. flat (on car, bike):

flat coloq.

pneu m à plat

4. flat MÚS. (note, sign):

flat

bémol m

5. flat TEAT.:

flat

châssis m

II.flats SUST. sust. pl.

1. flats ingl. am. (shoes):

flats coloq.

chaussures fpl plates

2. flats GEOGR. (marshland):

flats

marécage m

III.flat [ingl. brit. flat, ingl. am. flæt] ADJ.

1. flat:

flat (level) surface, landscape, road, roof

plat

flat (not rounded) stone

plat

flat stomach, chest

plat

flat nose, face

aplati

flat (shallow) dish, basket, box

plat

to be flat on one's back/face

être sur le dos/à plat ventre

to hammer sth flat

aplatir qc au marteau

to be squashed flat

être écrasé

2. flat (deflated):

flat tyre, ball

dégonflé

to have a flat tyre

avoir un pneu à plat

to go flat

se dégonfler

3. flat (pressed close):

her feet flat on the floor

les pieds bien à plat sur le sol

4. flat MODA:

flat shoes, heels

plat

5. flat (absolute):

flat refusal, rejection, denial

catégorique

you're not going and that's flat coloq.!

tu n'iras pas, un point c'est tout!

6. flat (standard):

flat fare, fee

forfaitaire

flat charge

fixe

7. flat:

flat (monotonous) voice, tone

plat, monocorde

flat (unexciting) performance, story, style

plat

flat colour

terne

flat taste

plat

8. flat (not fizzy):

flat beer, lemonade

éventé

to go flat beer:

s'éventer

9. flat (depressed):

to feel flat person:

se sentir déprimé

he sounded a bit flat

il n'avait pas l'air en forme

10. flat ingl. brit. battery:

flat ELECTR.

usé

flat MOTOR

à plat

to go flat ELECTR.

être usé

to go flat MOTOR

être à plat

11. flat (slow):

flat COM., FIN. market, trade

languissant

flat spending, profits

stagnant

12. flat MÚS. inv.:

flat note

bémol

flat (off key) voice, instrument

faux

in the key of B flat minor

en si bémol mineur

13. flat (matt):

flat paint, surface

mat

IV.flat [ingl. brit. flat, ingl. am. flæt] ADV.

1. flat (horizontally):

flat lay, lie

à plat

flat fall

de tout son long

to knock sb flat

terrasser qn

to lay sb flat

étendre raide qn coloq.

they laid the village flat

ils ont rasé le village

to lie flat person:

s'étendre

to lie flat hair:

s'aplatir

to lie flat pleat:

être aplati

to lie/land flat on one's back

s'allonger/atterrir sur le dos

I was lying flat on my back

j'étais allongé sur le dos

to fall flat on one's face literal

tomber à plat ventre

to fall flat on one's face fig.

se casser la figure coloq.

2. flat (in close contact):

we pressed flat against the wall

nous nous sommes aplatis contre le mur

she pressed her nose flat against the window

elle a collé son nez à la vitre

3. flat (exactly):

in 10 minutes flat

en 10 minutes pile

4. flat (absolutely):

flat coloq.

carrément

she told me flat that …

elle m'a carrément dit que …

to turn [sth] down flat offer, proposal

refuser [qc] tout net

they went flat against their orders

ils ont carrément enfreint les ordres

5. flat MÚS.:

flat sing, play

faux

V.flat [ingl. brit. flat, ingl. am. flæt]

to fall flat play:

faire un bide coloq.

to fall flat joke:

tomber à plat

to fall flat party, evening:

tourner court

to fall flat plan:

tomber à l'eau

Véase también: salt flat

salt flat SUST.

salt flat

marais m salant

flat race en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de flat race en el diccionario inglés»francés

I.race¹ [reɪs] SUST.

1. race DEP.:

a 100-metre race

un cent mètres

2. race (contest):

race

course f

the race for the presidency

la course à la présidence

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

a race against time

une course contre la montre

II.race¹ [reɪs] V. intr.

1. race (compete):

race

courir

to race against sb

faire la course avec qn

to race each other

se faire la course

2. race (rush):

race

aller à toute allure

race heart, engine

s'emballer

to race along/past

aller/passer à toute vitesse

3. race (hurry):

race

se dépêcher

to race for a bus

se dépêcher pour attraper un bus

III.race¹ [reɪs] V. trans.

1. race (compete with):

race

faire la course avec

2. race (enter for races):

race

faire courir

3. race (rev up):

race

emballer

4. race (transport):

race

emmener à toute vitesse

race² [reɪs] SUST. no pl. (grouping)

race

race f

race³ [reɪs] SUST. GEO.

race

canal m

I.flat¹ [flæt] ADJ.

1. flat <-ter, -test> (smooth and level) a. ANAT., MED.:

flat

plat(e)

2. flat <-ter, -test> (boring):

flat

plat(e)

3. flat (stale):

flat beer, lemonade

qui n'a plus de bulles

4. flat AUTO.:

flat tyre, battery

à plat

5. flat (absolute):

flat refusal

clair(e) et net(te)

6. flat COM.:

flat rate

forfaitaire

flat fee

fixe

7. flat MÚS.:

flat

bémol

flat pey.

faux(fausse)

A flat

la bémol

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

and that's flat

un point c'est tout

II.flat¹ [flæt] ADV.

1. flat (in a position):

flat

à plat

to fall flat on one's face

tomber à plat sur le visage

to lie flat out

être allongé à l'horizontale

2. flat (badly):

flat sing

faux

3. flat coloq. (absolutely):

he turned me down flat

il m'a repoussé nettement

to work flat out

travailler d'arrache-pied

4. flat coloq. (exactly):

flat

exactement

in five minutes flat

dans exactement cinq minutes

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to fall flat joke

faire un bide

to fall flat plan, attempt

échouer

to fall flat performance

manquer ses effets

III.flat¹ [flæt] SUST.

1. flat (level surface):

flat of a sword, a knife

côté m plat

on the flat

à l'horizontale

2. flat ingl. austr., ingl. brit. (deflated tyre):

flat

pneu m à plat

3. flat MÚS.:

flat

bémol m

flat² [flæt] SUST. ingl. austr., ingl. brit.

flat

appartement m