BOOT CAMP - Traducción inglés-francés

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

boot camp SUST. ingl. am.

boot camp MILIT., NÁUT.

camp m d'entraînement

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. boot [ingl. brit. buːt, ingl. am. but] SUST.

1. boot:

boot (footwear)

botte f

boot (for workman, soldier)

brodequin m

climbing/hiking boot

chaussure f de montagne/randonnée

football/rugby boot ingl. brit.

chaussure f de football/rugby

to put the boot in literal

rouer qn de coups de pied

to put the boot in fig.

y aller fort

a boot up the backside

un bon coup de pied au derrière also fig.

2. boot ingl. brit. MOTOR:

boot

coffre m

3. boot (dismissal) coloq.:

to get the boot

se faire virer

to give sb the boot

virer qn

4. boot (kick):

boot coloq.

coup m de pied

to give sth a boot

donner un coup de pied dans qc

5. boot ingl. am. MOTOR (wheel clamp):

boot

sabot m de Denver

6. boot ingl. am. (puncture patch):

boot

rustine ® f

7. boot ingl. am. (recruit):

boot coloq.

bleu m coloq.

boot coloq.

recrue f

II. boot [ingl. brit. buːt, ingl. am. but] V. trans.

1. boot (kick) coloq.:

boot person

envoyer un coup de pied à

boot ball

donner un coup de pied dans

2. boot INFORM. → boot up

III. boot [ingl. brit. buːt, ingl. am. but]

as tough as old boots meat:

dur comme la semelle (de facteur)

the boot is on the other foot ingl. brit.

les rôles sont renversés

to be/get too big for one's boots ingl. brit.

avoir/prendre la grosse tête

to boot

par dessus le marché

to lick sb's boots

lécher les bottes à qn

you can bet your boots that …

je te parie tout ce que tu veux que …

I. boot up V. [ingl. brit. buːt -, ingl. am. but -] INFORM. (boot [sth] up, boot up [sth])

boot up computer, system:

boot up

amorcer

I. camp [ingl. brit. kamp, ingl. am. kæmp] SUST.

1. camp (gen):

camp (of tents, buildings etc)

camp m

camp (of nomads)

campement m

to make or pitch camp

planter son camp

to strike camp

lever le camp

to go to camp scout etc:

partir en camp

2. camp (group):

camp fig.

camp m

camp fig.

parti m

to go over to the other camp

changer de camp

3. camp (mannered style etc):

camp coloq., pey.

cabotinage m coloq.

it's high camp

c'est du pur cabotinage coloq.

4. camp (holiday centre):

camp

centre m de vacances

camp

colonie f de vacances

II. camp [ingl. brit. kamp, ingl. am. kæmp] ADJ. pey.

1. camp (exaggerated):

camp person

cabotin coloq.

camp gesture, performance

théâtral

2. camp (effeminate):

camp

efféminé

3. camp (in bad taste):

camp

kitsch

III. camp [ingl. brit. kamp, ingl. am. kæmp] V. intr.

camp

camper

to go camping

faire du camping

IV. camp [ingl. brit. kamp, ingl. am. kæmp]

to have a foot in both camps

avoir un pied dans chaque camp

to camp it up coloq. (overact)

cabotiner coloq.

to camp it up (act effeminately)

forcer dans le genre efféminé

en el diccionario PONS

I. boot [bu:t] SUST.

1. boot (footwear):

boot calf-length

botte f

boot short

boot f

a pair of boots

une paire de boots fpl

2. boot ingl. brit. AUTO.:

boot

coffre m

3. boot INFORM.:

boot

amorce f

warm/cold boot

démarrage m à chaud/froid

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to get the boot

se faire virer

to put the boot in

y aller fort

II. boot [bu:t] V. trans.

1. boot coloq. (kick):

to boot sth somewhere

envoyer qc quelque part (d'un coup de pied)

he booted the ball past the line

il donna un coup de pied dans la balle qu'il envoya au-delà de la ligne

2. boot INFORM.:

to boot

amorcer

I. camp¹ [kæmp] SUST. a. fig. a. MILIT.

camp

camp m

holiday [or summer] camp

camp de vacances

refugee camp

camp de réfugiés

to pitch camp

établir un camp

to be/go on camp ingl. brit.

faire du camping

to break camp

lever le camp

to go over to the other camp

changer de camp

II. camp¹ [kæmp] V. intr.

camp

camper

to camp out

camper

to go camping

faire du camping

I. camp² [kæmp] TEAT., SOCIOL. SUST. no pl., no art. (theatrical style)

camp

manières fpl

II. camp² [kæmp] TEAT., SOCIOL. ADJ.

1. camp (theatrical):

camp

affecté(e)

2. camp (effeminate):

camp

efféminé(e)

en el diccionario PONS

I. boot [but] SUST.

1. boot (footwear):

boot calf-length

botte f

boot short

boot f

2. boot comput:

boot

amorce f

warm/cold boot

démarrage m à chaud/froid

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to get the boot

se faire virer

to put the boot in

y aller fort

II. boot [but] V. trans.

1. boot coloq. (kick):

to boot sth somewhere

envoyer qc quelque part (d'un coup de pied)

he booted the ball past the line

il donna un coup de pied dans la balle qu'il envoya au-delà de la ligne

2. boot comput:

to boot

amorcer

I. camp¹ [kæmp] SUST. a. fig. a. MILIT.

camp

camp m

summer camp

camp de vacances

refugee camp

camp de réfugiés

to pitch camp

établir un camp

to go over to the other camp

changer de camp

II. camp¹ [kæmp] V. intr.

camp

camper

to camp out

camper

to go camping

faire du camping

I. camp² [kæmp] TEAT., SOCIOL. SUST. no art. (theatrical style)

camp

manières fpl

II. camp² [kæmp] TEAT., SOCIOL. ADJ.

1. camp (theatrical):

camp

affecté(e)

2. camp (effeminate):

camp

efféminé(e)

Present

I	boot
you	boot
he/she/it	boots
we	boot
you	boot
they	boot

Past

I	booted
you	booted
he/she/it	booted
we	booted
you	booted
they	booted

Present Perfect

I	have	booted
you	have	booted
he/she/it	has	booted
we	have	booted
you	have	booted
they	have	booted

Past Perfect

I	had	booted
you	had	booted
he/she/it	had	booted
we	had	booted
you	had	booted
they	had	booted

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

Those who successfully complete the boot camp program, which is considered an alternative to prison, are released on parole.

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The theme of the season is driving boot camp.

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The rigorous multi-day boot camp is followed by a two-month program of personalized coaching.

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He dedicated his time and established a boot camp for their training.

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At the last stage of boot camp, the 80 acts were reduced to 32.

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