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plaine inondable

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. plain [ingl. brit. pleɪn, ingl. am. pleɪn] SUST.

1. plain GEOGR.:

plain
plaine f
on the plain
dans la plaine
the (Great) Plains ingl. am.
les Grandes Plaines

2. plain (knitting stitch):

plain
maille f à l'endroit
a row of plain
un rang à l'endroit

II. plain [ingl. brit. pleɪn, ingl. am. pleɪn] ADJ.

1. plain (simple):

plain dress, decor, food, living, language
simple
plain building, furniture
sobre
plain cooking
cuisine f simple
she's a good plain cook
elle fait une bonne cuisine simple
a plain man
un homme simple

2. plain (of one colour):

plain background, fabric
uni
plain envelope
sans inscription
a sheet of plain paper (unheaded)
une feuille de papier libre
a sheet of plain paper (unlined)
une feuille de papier non reglé
a plain blue dress
une robe toute bleue
under plain cover (of a letter)
sous pli discret

3. plain (unattractive) eufem.:

plain woman
quelconque
she's rather plain
elle a un visage quelconque, elle n'a rien d'une beauté

4. plain (clear):

plain line, marking
net/nette
in plain view of sb
sous les yeux de qn

5. plain (obvious):

plain
évident, clair
it was plain to everyone that he was lying
il était évident pour tout le monde qu'il mentait
it's a plain fact that …
il est bien clair que …
it is plain from this report that …
il est clair d'après ce rapport que …
she's jealous, it's plain to see
elle est jalouse, ça saute aux yeux
her suffering was plain to see
on ne pouvait pas ignorer sa souffrance
to make it plain to sb that …
faire comprendre clairement à qn que …
let me make myself quite plain, I'm not going
que ce soit bien clair, je n'y vais pas
do I make myself plain?
suis-je bien clair?
she made her irritation quite plain
elle n'a pas caché son irritation

6. plain (direct):

plain answer, language
franc/franche
can't you speak in plain English?
tu ne peux pas parler en termes simples?
in plain English, this means that …
en clair, ceci veut dire que …
the plain truth of the matter is that …
la vérité est que …

7. plain (downright):

plain tjrs atrbv. common sense
simple
plain atrbv. ignorance, laziness
pur et simple

8. plain (ordinary):

I knew him when he was plain Mr Spencer
je l'ai connu quand il s'appelait M. Spencer tout court

9. plain (unflavoured):

plain yoghurt, crisps, rice
nature

10. plain (in knitting):

plain
à l'endroit

III. plain [ingl. brit. pleɪn, ingl. am. pleɪn] ADV.

1. plain (completely):

plain stupid, wrong
tout bonnement, tout simplement
plain lazy
tout bonnement paresseux

2. plain (directly):

I can't put it any plainer than that
je ne peux pas être plus clair

IV. plain [ingl. brit. pleɪn, ingl. am. pleɪn]

to be as plain as day
être clair comme l'eau de roche
to be plain sailing project, task etc:
marcher comme sur des roulettes

I. flood [ingl. brit. flʌd, ingl. am. fləd] SUST.

1. flood literal:

flood
inondation f
destroyed by flood
détruit par une inondation
insured against flood
assuré contre l'inondation
‘flood!’ (on roadsign)
‘attention, route inondée!’
the river is in flood
la rivière est en crue
the Flood BÍBL.
le Déluge

2. flood fig.:

a flood of people, visitors, light, memories
un flot de
a flood of letters, complaints
un déluge de
to be in floods of tears
verser des torrents de larmes

3. flood coloq. FOTO, TEAT. → floodlight

II. flood [ingl. brit. flʌd, ingl. am. fləd] V. trans.

1. flood literal:

flood area, house
inonder
flood river
faire déborder

2. flood fig. light, tears, mail:

flood
inonder
memories flooded her mind
les souvenirs affluaient
relief flooded his face
le soulagement illumina son visage

3. flood COM. (over-supply):

flood shops, market
inonder (with de)

4. flood MOTOR:

flood engine, carburettor
noyer

III. flood [ingl. brit. flʌd, ingl. am. fləd] V. intr.

1. flood:

flood meadow, street, cellar:
être inondé
flood river:
déborder

2. flood fig.:

to flood into sth light:
inonder qc
to flood into sth people:
envahir qc
tears flooded down his cheeks
les larmes lui inondaient les joues
a blush flooded over his face
la rougeur lui envahit le visage
to flood over or through sb emotion:
envahir qn

IV. flooded ADJ.

flooded area, house:

flooded
inondé
to be flooded with light, calls, complaints, tears, refugees
être inondé de

I. floodlight [ingl. brit. ˈflʌdlʌɪt, ingl. am. ˈflədˌlaɪt] SUST.

floodlight
projecteur m
to play under floodlights
jouer à la lumière des projecteurs, jouer en nocturne

II. floodlight <pret. imperf., part. pas. floodlit> [ingl. brit. ˈflʌdlʌɪt, ingl. am. ˈflədˌlaɪt] V. trans.

floodlight building
illuminer
floodlight match, stage
éclairer

III. floodlit ADJ.

floodlit match
joué en nocturne
floodlit building, pageant
illuminé

en el diccionario PONS

flood plain SUST.

flood plain
plaine f inondable
en el diccionario PONS

I. plain [pleɪn] ADJ.

1. plain (one colour):

plain
uni(e)

2. plain (unflavoured):

plain yoghurt
nature
plain chocolate
chocolat m noir

3. plain (uncomplicated):

plain clothes, cookery
très simple
a plain wooden table
une table en bois toute simple
plain and simple
pur(e) et simple

4. plain (clear, obvious):

plain
clair(e)
in plain language
en langage clair
it's plain that ...
il est clair que ...
to be plain enough
être assez clair
to make sth plain
ne pas faire mystère de qc
to make oneself plain to sb
se rendre clair à qn
to be plain with sb
être clair avec qn

5. plain (mere, pure):

plain truth, torture
pur(e)
it's plain selfishness
c'est de l'égoïsme pur

6. plain (unattractive):

plain
sans attraits

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be as plain as the nose on your face
se voir comme le nez au milieu de la figure

II. plain [pleɪn] ADV.

1. plain (done in unadorned style):

plain
clairement

2. plain coloq. (downright):

plain
vraiment

III. plain [pleɪn] SUST.

1. plain GEO.:

plain
plaine f
the plains
la prairie

2. plain (knitting stitch):

plain
maille f

I. flood [flʌd] V. trans.

1. flood (overflow):

flood a. fig.
inonder
flood person
submerger
a river floods its banks
une rivière sort de son lit
we've been flooded with protests
nous avons été inondés de protestations

2. flood AGR., ECOL.:

flood valley
irriguer

3. flood AUTO.:

flood engine
noyer

II. flood [flʌd] V. intr.

flood
être inondé
flood river
déborder
flood people
affluer

III. flood [flʌd] SUST.

1. flood (overflow):

flood
inondation f
in flood
en décrue
the floods of a river
les crues d'une rivière
floods of light
des flots de lumière

2. flood (outpouring):

flood
flot m
flood of mail, calls
déluge m
flood of products
invasion f
floods of tears
des torrents de larmes

3. flood REL.:

the Flood
le Déluge
en el diccionario PONS

I. plain [pleɪn] ADJ.

1. plain (clear, obvious):

plain
clair(e)
in plain language
en langage clair
it's plain (to see) that ...
il est clair que ...
to be plain enough
être assez clair
to make sth plain
ne pas faire mystère de qc
to make oneself plain to sb
se rendre clair à qn
to be plain with sb
être clair avec qn

2. plain (unflavored):

plain yogurt, bagel
nature inv.

3. plain (uncomplicated):

plain clothing, envelope
très simple
a plain wooden table
une table en bois toute simple
plain and simple
pur(e) et simple

4. plain (mere, pure):

plain truth, torture
pur(e)
it's plain selfishness
c'est de l'égoïsme pur

5. plain (one color):

plain fabric
uni(e)

6. plain (unattractive):

plain
sans attrait

II. plain [pleɪn] ADV.

1. plain (clearly):

plain
clairement

2. plain coloq. (downright):

plain
vraiment

III. plain [pleɪn] SUST.

1. plain GEO.:

plain
plaine f
the plains
la prairie

2. plain (knitting stitch):

plain
maille f

I. flood [flʌd] V. trans.

1. flood (overflow):

flood a. fig.
inonder
flood person
submerger
a river floods its banks
une rivière sort de son lit
we've been flooded with protests
nous avons été inondés de protestations

2. flood AGR., ECOL.:

flood valley
irriguer

3. flood AUTO.:

flood engine
noyer

II. flood [flʌd] V. intr.

flood
être inondé
flood river
déborder
flood people
affluer

III. flood [flʌd] SUST.

1. flood (overflow):

flood
inondation f
in flood
en décrue
the floods of a river
les crues fpl d'une rivière
floods of light
des flots de lumière

2. flood (outpouring):

flood
flot m
flood of mail, calls
déluge m
flood of products
invasion f
floods of tears
des torrents mpl de larmes

3. flood REL.:

the Flood
le Déluge
Present
Iplain
youplain
he/she/itplains
weplain
youplain
theyplain
Past
Iplained
youplained
he/she/itplained
weplained
youplained
theyplained
Present Perfect
Ihaveplained
youhaveplained
he/she/ithasplained
wehaveplained
youhaveplained
theyhaveplained
Past Perfect
Ihadplained
youhadplained
he/she/ithadplained
wehadplained
youhadplained
theyhadplained
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Plain radiography is utilized on a limited basis and ultrasound is used in limited circumstances, in particular in the pediatric population.
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They praised the battles as being plain fun, there being a ton of volume to the story and both the anime and CG cutscenes.
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But do those dining habits and preferences truly expose one's personality, or is ending a relationship over a food hang-up just plain petty?
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Plain and simply stated, it turned out to be the best solution for all parties involved.
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They are made in many different shapes, with frosting, glazing, a dusting of confectioner's sugar or plain.
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