plate armour en el diccionario francés Oxford-Hachette

Traducciones de plate armour en el diccionario inglés»francés

plate armour SUST. ingl. brit. HIST.

plate armour

armure f de plates

armour plate, armour plating SUST.

armour plate (on tank)

blindage m

armour plate (on ship)

cuirassage m

Traducciones de plate armour en el diccionario francés»inglés

plate

piece of plate armour ingl. brit.

blindage (revêtement)

armour plate ingl. brit.

Traducciones de plate armour en el diccionario inglés»francés

armour ingl. brit., armor ingl. am. [ingl. brit. ˈɑːmə, ingl. am. ˈɑrmər] SUST.

1. armour HIST. (clothing):

a suit of armour

une armure f (complète)

2. armour (protective covering):

armour (on tank, ship etc)

armure f

armour ZOOL.

armure f

armour ELECTR. (on wire, cable)

gaine f

armour (against criticism) fig.

cuirasse f

3. armour (tanks):

armour + v. sing. ou pl.

blindés mpl

armor ingl. am.

armor → armour

Véase también: armour

armour ingl. brit., armor ingl. am. [ingl. brit. ˈɑːmə, ingl. am. ˈɑrmər] SUST.

1. armour HIST. (clothing):

a suit of armour

une armure f (complète)

2. armour (protective covering):

armour (on tank, ship etc)

armure f

armour ZOOL.

armure f

armour ELECTR. (on wire, cable)

gaine f

armour (against criticism) fig.

cuirasse f

3. armour (tanks):

armour + v. sing. ou pl.

blindés mpl

I.plate [ingl. brit. pleɪt, ingl. am. pleɪt] SUST.

1. plate (dish):

plate (for eating)

assiette f

plate (for serving)

plat m

china/paper plate

assiette f en porcelaine/papier

to hand or present sth to sb on a plate literal, ingl. brit. fig.

apporter or présenter qc à qn sur un plateau

2. plate (dishful):

plate

assiette f

a plate of spinach

une assiette d'épinards

3. plate (sheet of metal):

plate

plaque f

plate

tôle f

a metal plate

une plaque de métal, une tôle

4. plate (name plaque):

plate

plaque f

5. plate (registration plaque):

plate

plaque f minéralogique

foreign plates

plaques fpl minéralogiques étrangères

6. plate U (silverware) (gen):

plate

argenterie f

plate REL.

trésor m

the church plate was stolen

on a volé le trésor de l'église

7. plate (metal coating):

plate

plaqué m

8. plate (illustration):

plate

planche f

plate

hors-texte m inv.

9. plate TIPOGR.:

plate

planche f

printer's plate

planche f d'imprimerie

10. plate FOTO:

plate

plaque f

11. plate ODONT.:

plate

dentier m

12. plate GEOL.:

plate

plaque f

13. plate ZOOL.:

plate

plaque f

14. plate DEP.:

plate (trophy)

plaque f

plate (competition)

coupe f

15. plate MED.:

plate

plaque f

II.plate [ingl. brit. pleɪt, ingl. am. pleɪt] V. trans.

plate bracelet, candlestick:

plate

plaquer (with avec, de)

III.-plated COMPOSIT.

gold-/silver-plated

plaqué or/argent

IV.plate [ingl. brit. pleɪt, ingl. am. pleɪt]

to have a lot on one's plate

avoir beaucoup à faire

plate armour en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de plate armour en el diccionario inglés»francés

armor SUST. ingl. am., ingl. austr., armour [ˈɑ:məʳ, ingl. am. ˈɑ:rmɚ] SUST. no pl.

1. armor ZOOL.:

armor

cuirasse f

2. armor MILIT.:

armor

armure f

I.plate [pleɪt] SUST.

1. plate (dish, dinner plate):

plate

assiette f

a plate of pasta

une assiette de pâtes

2. plate (panel, sheet):

plate

plaque f

3. plate on earth's crust:

plate

plaque f

4. plate (sign) a. AUTO., TIPOGR.:

plate

plaque f

brass plate

plaque en laiton

5. plate TIPOGR. (picture in book):

plate

planche f

6. plate (cutlery):

(silver) plate

argenterie f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to have a lot on one's plate ingl. brit.

en avoir par-dessus la tête

to give sth to sb on a plate coloq.

servir qc à qn sur un plateau doré

II.plate [pleɪt] V. trans.

plate with gold, silver:

plate

plaquer

silver-plated

plaqué(e) argent

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

It was well suited to penetrate plate armour and chain mail.

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While plate armour is used in the films, it is unmentioned in any of the author's writings (except for vambraces), where scale and especially mail predominate.

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