BRAIN DAMAGE - Traducción inglés-francés

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brain damage SUST. U

brain damage

lésions fpl cérébrales

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

(irreversible) brain damage

lésions fpl cérébrales (irréversibles)

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. damage [ingl. brit. ˈdamɪdʒ, ingl. am. ˈdæmɪdʒ] SUST. U

1. damage (physical):

damage (to building, machine, goods, environment)

dégâts mpl (to causés à, from causés par)

to do or cause damage

causer des dégâts

not much damage was done to the car

la voiture n'a pas été très endommagée

damage of £300 was done to the car

la voiture a subi pour 300 livres sterling de dégâts

water/frost damage

dégâts des eaux/du gel

damage to property DER.

dégâts matériels

damage or loss (for insurance)

dégâts et pertes

2. damage (medical):

damage

lésions fpl

to cause damage to health, part of body

abîmer

(irreversible) brain damage

lésions fpl cérébrales (irréversibles)

3. damage fig.:

to do damage to cause, relationship, reputation, self-confidence, trade

porter atteinte à

political damage

dommage m politique

(a lot of) damage was done to sth

qc a été (sérieusement) atteint

it's too late, the damage is done

trop tard, le mal est fait

II. damages SUST.

damages sust. pl. DER.:

damages

dommages-interêts mpl

damages

dommages mpl et intérêts mpl

to claim for damages

réclamer des dommages-intérêts (against sb à qn)

a claim for damages

une demande de dommages-intérêts

he paid £700 (in) damages

il a payé 700 livres sterling de dommages-intérêts

damages for loss of earnings

dommages-intérêts pour manque à gagner

agreed damages

dommages-intérêts fixés

to be liable for damages

être civilement responsable

III. damage [ingl. brit. ˈdamɪdʒ, ingl. am. ˈdæmɪdʒ] V. trans.

1. damage (physically):

damage building, machine, furniture

endommager

damage health, part of body

abîmer

damage environment, crop

nuire à

2. damage fig. reputation, career, relationship, confidence, organization, negotiations:

damage

porter atteinte à

damaged child PSICO.

enfant traumatisé

IV. damage [ingl. brit. ˈdamɪdʒ, ingl. am. ˈdæmɪdʒ]

what's the damage coloq.?

à combien se monte la douloureuse? coloq.

I. brain [ingl. brit. breɪn, ingl. am. breɪn] SUST.

1. brain ANAT. (living organ):

brain

cerveau m

brain atrbv. cell, tissue

du cerveau, cérébral

brain tumour

au cerveau

brain haemorrhage

cérébral

2. brain:

brain, a. brains (substance) brains

cervelle f

to blow one's brains out coloq.

se faire sauter la cervelle coloq.

3. brain GASTR.:

brain

cervelle f

calves' brains

cervelle de veau

4. brain (mind):

to have a good brain

être intelligent

to have football on the brain coloq.

ne penser qu'au football

5. brain (intelligent person):

brain coloq.

tête f coloq.

II. brains SUST.

brains sust. pl. (intelligence):

brains

intelligence f

to have brains

être intelligent

he's the brains of the family

c'est lui le cerveau de la famille

to use one's brains

faire marcher ses cellules grises

she was the brains behind the operation

c'était elle le cerveau de l'affaire

III. brain [ingl. brit. breɪn, ingl. am. breɪn] V. trans. coloq. (knock out)

brain

assommer, estourbir coloq.

IV. brain [ingl. brit. breɪn, ingl. am. breɪn]

brain → rack

to dance/study one's brains out coloq. ingl. am.

danser/travailler jusqu'à épuisement

to beat sb's brains out

défoncer le crâne de qn coloq.

to pick sb's brains

avoir recours aux lumières de qn

I need to pick your brains

j'ai besoin de vos lumières

I. rack [ingl. brit. rak, ingl. am. ræk] SUST.

1. rack (stand):

rack (for plates)

égouttoir m

rack (in dishwasher)

panier m

rack (for luggage on train etc)

compartiment m à bagages

rack (for clothes)

portant m

rack (for cakes)

grille f (à gâteau)

rack (for bottles)

casier m

rack (for newspapers)

porte-revues m inv.

rack (shelving)

étagère f

2. rack (torture):

rack

chevalet m

to put sb on the rack

mettre qn sur le chevalet

to be on the rack fig.

être au supplice

3. rack GASTR.:

rack of lamb

carré m d'agneau

II. rack [ingl. brit. rak, ingl. am. ræk] V. trans.

1. rack (torment) fig.:

rack pain, guilt, fear:

torturer

rack cough, sobs:

secouer

to be racked with guilt/with sobs

être torturé par le remords/secoué de sanglots

an industry racked by crisis

une industrie très éprouvée par la crise

2. rack (draw off from sediment):

rack wine

siphonner

III. rack [ingl. brit. rak, ingl. am. ræk]

to rack one's brains

se creuser la cervelle coloq.

en el diccionario PONS

I. damage [ˈdæmɪdʒ] V. trans.

1. damage (harm):

damage

endommager

2. damage fig.:

damage

nuire

II. damage [ˈdæmɪdʒ] SUST. no pl.

1. damage (physical harm):

damage

dégâts mpl

damage to property

dégâts matériels

2. damage (harm):

damage

tort m

to do damage to sb/sth

causer du tort à qn/qc

3. damage pl. DER.:

damage

dommages mpl et intérêts

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

the damage is done

le mal est fait

what's the damage? irón. hum. coloq.

à combien s'élève la note?

I. brain [breɪn] SUST.

1. brain (organ):

brain

cerveau m

use your brain(s)!

réfléchis!

2. brain (intelligence):

brain

intelligence f

to have brains [or a good brain]

être intelligent

3. brain coloq. (person):

brain

cerveau m

the best brains

les meilleurs talents

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to blow sb's brains out

faire sauter la cervelle à qn

to pick sb's brains coloq.

sonder les connaissances de qn

to have sth on the brain pey. coloq.

être obsédé par qc

II. brain [breɪn] V. trans. coloq.

brain

assommer

to brain oneself

se cogner

III. brain [breɪn] ADJ.

brain

cérébral(e)

en el diccionario PONS

I. damage [ˈdæm·ɪdʒ] V. trans.

1. damage (harm):

damage

endommager

2. damage fig.:

damage

nuire

II. damage [ˈdæm·ɪdʒ] SUST.

1. damage (physical harm):

damage

dégâts mpl

damage to property

dégâts matériels

2. damage (harm):

damage

tort m

to do damage to sb/sth

causer du tort à qn/qc

3. damage pl. DER.:

damage

dommages mpl et intérêts

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

the damage is done

le mal est fait

what's the damage? irón. hum. coloq.

à combien s'élève la note?

I. brain [breɪn] SUST.

1. brain (organ):

brain

cerveau m

use your brain(s)!

réfléchis!

2. brain (intelligence):

brain

intelligence f

to have brains [or a good brain]

être intelligent

3. brain coloq. (person):

brain

cerveau m

the best brains

les meilleurs talents mpl

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to blow sb's brains out

faire sauter la cervelle à qn

to pick sb's brains coloq.

sonder les connaissances de qn

to have sth on the brain pey. coloq.

être obsédé par qc

II. brain [breɪn] V. trans. coloq.

brain

assommer

to brain oneself

se cogner

III. brain [breɪn] ADJ.

brain

cérébral(e)

Present

I	damage
you	damage
he/she/it	damages
we	damage
you	damage
they	damage

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

Blunted affect can be symptomatic of schizophrenia, depression, posttraumatic stress disorder, or brain damage.

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Learned non-use is an example commonly seen among patients with brain damage, such as stroke.

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Suspected organic causes of brain damage that may lead to subjective doubles include disorders such as epilepsy.

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Many of the children at the institute had cerebral palsy or other kinds of brain damage.

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A patient can undergo brain damage that renders him/her unable to recognize familiar melodies that are presented without words.

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