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L C

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

L.S.D. SUST. ingl. brit.

L.S.D.

pence [ingl. brit. pɛns, ingl. am. pɛns] SUST. sust. pl. ingl. brit.

pence → penny

L, l [ingl. am. ɛl] SUST.

1. L (letter):

L, l m

2. L:

L abrév écrite ingl. brit. ingl. am.

3. L:

L ingl. brit. MOTOR abrév écrite

4. L:

L ingl. am. FERRO. the L

7. L:

l abrév écrite (in poetry)

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

L abrév écrite

I. line [ingl. brit. lʌɪn, ingl. am. laɪn] SUST.

1. line:

line ARTE
line DEP. (on pitch, court)
line MAT.

2. line (row):

file f (of de)
rangée f (of de)
succession f (of de)
in straight lines plant, arrange, sit
to form a line people:
to form a line hills, houses, trees:
to be in line buildings:
to be in line with shelving, cooker: cupboard
to be in line with mark, indicator: number
to be out of line picture:

3. line fig.:

4. line (queue):

line esp ingl. am.
faire la queue (for pour)

5. line (wrinkle):

6. line (outline shape):

ligne f (of de)

7. line (boundary):

8. line (rope):

line PESCA

9. line (cable) ELECTR.:

the line had been cut ELECTR.

10. line TEL. (connection):

to get off the line coloq.

11. line:

line TRANSP., FERRO. (connection)
ligne f (between entre)

12. line (in genealogy):

13. line (of text):

to give sb 100 lines
a line from poem etc

14. line (conformity):

to fall into line with person: view
to fall into line with group, body: practice, policy
to be (way) out of line objection, remark:
you're way out of line coloq.!

15. line (piece of information) coloq.:

to have a line on sb/sth
to give sb a line on sb/sth
donner un tuyau à qn sur qn/qc coloq.
raconter des bobards à qn sur qc coloq.

16. line (stance):

position f (on sur)
ligne f de conduite (with avec)

17. line COM. (type of product):

18. line MILIT.:

19. line NÁUT.:

20. line (equator):

21. line (of cocaine):

line coloq.
ligne f coloq. (of de)

22. line TV:

II. in line with PREP.

in line with approach, policy, trend, teaching, requirement:

to be in line with statement, measure: policy, view, recommendation
to be in line with figures, increase: inflation, trend

III. line [ingl. brit. lʌɪn, ingl. am. laɪn] V. trans.

1. line (add layer):

line garment
doubler (with avec)
line box, shelf, nest
tapisser (with de)

2. line (stand along) trees, spectators:

line route

3. line (mark):

to be lined with worry, age

IV. line [ingl. brit. lʌɪn, ingl. am. laɪn]

to do a line with sb coloq.
to be on the line life, job:

I. left [ingl. brit. lɛft, ingl. am. lɛft] V. pret. V. part. pas.

left → leave

II. left [ingl. brit. lɛft, ingl. am. lɛft] SUST.

1. left (side or direction):

keep (to the) left MOTOR

2. left POL.:

3. left DEP.:

III. left [ingl. brit. lɛft, ingl. am. lɛft] ADJ.

left eye, hand, shoe:

IV. left [ingl. brit. lɛft, ingl. am. lɛft] ADV.

left go, look, turn:

V. left [ingl. brit. lɛft, ingl. am. lɛft]

left, right and centre (indiscriminately) criticize, spend money:
left, right and centre dismiss, censor:
to be out in left field coloq. ingl. am.

I. large [ingl. brit. lɑːdʒ, ingl. am. lɑrdʒ] ADJ.

1. large (big):

large area, car, city, feet, house
large atrbv. appetite, piece, fruit, hand, nose, eye

2. large (substantial):

large amount, fortune, sum
large atrbv. part
large atrbv. number, quantity
large atrbv. population, percentage
large atrbv.
large crowd, family
large after sust. proportion

3. large (fat):

large person

4. large (extensive):

large selection, range, choice
on a large scale plan, demolish, reorganize
on a large scale emigrate, desert

II. at large ADJ.

1. at large (free):

at large prisoner, killer

2. at large (in general):

at large society, population

III. large [ingl. brit. lɑːdʒ, ingl. am. lɑrdʒ]

larger than life character, personality:

lake [ingl. brit. leɪk, ingl. am. leɪk] SUST.

lac m
go and jump in the lake coloq.!

C, c [ingl. am. si] SUST.

1. C (letter):

C, c m

2. C:

C MÚS.
do m
C MÚS.
ut m

3. C abrév écrite → century

c19th, C19th

4. C:

c abrév écrite
c1890
vers 1890

7. C:

C ingl. brit. ENS. (grade)
note f de 12 sur 20

circa [ingl. brit. ˈsəːkə, ingl. am. ˈsərkə] PREP.

century [ingl. brit. ˈsɛntʃʊri, ingl. am. ˈsɛn(t)ʃ(ə)ri] SUST.

1. century (gen):

2. century (in cricket):

centigrade [ingl. brit. ˈsɛntɪɡreɪd, ingl. am. ˈsɛn(t)əˌɡreɪd] ADJ.

centigrade thermometer:

cent [ingl. brit. sɛnt, ingl. am. sɛnt] SUST.

Celsius [ingl. brit. ˈsɛlsɪəs, ingl. am. ˈsɛlsiəs] ADJ.

carat [ingl. brit. ˈkarət, ingl. am. ˈkɛrət] SUST.

18/24 carat gold
or m 18/24 carats

C/A

1. C/A FIN. abrév → capital account

2. C/A FIN. abrév → credit account

3. C/A FIN. abrév → current account

current account, C/A SUST.

1. current account ingl. brit. FIN.:

2. current account ECON.:

credit account, C/A SUST.

credit account COM., FIN.

capital account, C/A SUST.

c/f

c/f → carried forward

c.w.o., CWO

1. c.w.o. abrév → cash with order

2. c.w.o. ingl. am. MILIT. abrév → chief warrant officer

chief warrant officer, c.w.o SUST.

cash with order, c.w.o. SUST.

c/o abrév écrite

c/o → care of

en el diccionario PONS

en el diccionario PONS

L/C SUST.

L/C abreviatura de letter of credit

l SUST.

l abreviatura de litre

l m

litre [ˈli:təʳ, ingl. am. -t̬ɚ] SUST.

L, l [el] <-s> SUST.

L m
l m
L as in Lucy ingl. brit., L as in Love ingl. am., L for Lucy ingl. brit., L for Love ingl. am. (on telephone)

I. L SUST. ingl. brit.

L → Learner

II. L ADJ.

L → large

I. large [lɑ:dʒ, ingl. am. lɑ:rdʒ] ADJ.

1. large (great):

large number
large audience

2. large (fat):

3. large (of wide range):

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

II. large [lɑ:dʒ, ingl. am. lɑ:rdʒ] SUST.

III. large [lɑ:dʒ, ingl. am. lɑ:rdʒ] ADV.

C

C abreviatura de Celsius

30°c
30°C m

Celsius [ˈselsiəs] ADJ.

Celsius thermometer:

C, c [si:] SUST.

1. C (letter):

C m
c m

2. C MÚS.:

do m

3. C ENS. → cent, century

century <-ies> [ˈsentʃəri] SUST.

1. century (100 year period):

2. century (score in cricket):

cent [sent] SUST.

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

c., ca PREP.

c. abreviatura de circa

c.

circa [ˈsɜ:kə, ingl. am. ˈsɜ:r-] PREP.

circa date

c/o

c/o abreviatura de care of

c/h SUST.

c/h abreviatura de central heating

ch. c.
en el diccionario PONS

L, l [el] <-s> SUST.

L m
l m

L ADJ.

L abreviatura de large

I. large [lardʒ] ADJ.

1. large (great):

large number
large audience

2. large (fat):

3. large (of wide range):

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

II. large [lardʒ] SUST.

III. large [lardʒ] ADV.

l SUST.

l abreviatura de liter

l m

liter [ˈli·t̬ər] SUST.

c/h SUST.

c/h abreviatura de central heating

ch. c.

c. PREP.

1. c. → circa

2. c. → capacity

3. c. → cent

4. c. → chapter

circa [ˈsɜr·kə] PREP.

circa date

chapter [ˈtʃæp·tər] SUST.

1. chapter of a book:

2. chapter (episode):

3. chapter of an organization:

cent [sent] SUST.

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

capacity [kə·ˈpæs·ə·t̬i] SUST.

1. capacity <-ties> (amount):

capacity of container

2. capacity (ability):

3. capacity (output):

4. capacity (position):

C, c [si] SUST.

1. C (letter):

C m
c m

2. C MÚS.:

do m

3. C ENS.:

C

C abreviatura de Celsius

30°c
30°C m

Celsius [ˈsel·si·əs] ADJ.

Celsius thermometer:

c/o

c/o abreviatura de care of

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The driver's vision flap was reduced to a plain square flap with rounded lower corners, in line with the glacis plate.
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When he joined the band as its director, the musical style was in line with that of other bands, typical military marching fare.
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For instance, many seats that were theoretically in line with the court were so far away that fans needed binoculars to see the action.
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