SCRIBBLING BLOCK - Traducción inglés-francés

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. scribble [ingl. brit. ˈskrɪb(ə)l, ingl. am. ˈskrɪbəl] SUST.

scribble

gribouillage m

scribble

griffonnage m

I can't read his scribble

je n'arrive pas à lire son gribouillage

his signature was just a scribble

sa signature était illisible

II. scribble [ingl. brit. ˈskrɪb(ə)l, ingl. am. ˈskrɪbəl] V. trans.

scribble

griffonner, gribouiller

to scribble a note to sb

griffonner un mot à qn

III. scribble [ingl. brit. ˈskrɪb(ə)l, ingl. am. ˈskrɪbəl] V. intr. literal, fig.

scribble

griffonner, gribouiller

scribbling [ingl. brit. ˈskrɪb(ə)lɪŋ] SUST. literal, fig.

scribbling

griffonnage m

scribbling

gribouillage m

I. block [ingl. brit. blɒk, ingl. am. blɑk] SUST.

1. block (slab):

block

bloc m

a block of ice/marble

un bloc de glace/marbre

a block of ice cream

une glace f (au litre)

2. block (building):

block of flats

immeuble m (d'habitation)

office/residential block

immeuble de bureaux/d'habitation

administration block

bâtiment m administratif

science block

bloc m scientifique

3. block (group of buildings):

block

pâté m de maisons

to drive round the block

faire le tour du pâté de maisons

he lives three blocks away ingl. am.

il habite à trois rues d'ici

the bank is two blocks south ingl. am.

la banque est à deux rues d'ici au sud

4. block (for butcher, executioner):

block

billot m

to put or lay one's head on the block fig.

donner sa tête à couper

5. block (group):

block (of seats, tickets)

groupe m

block (of stamps)

bloc m

block (of shares)

paquet m

block (of shares)

tranche f

a block of three lessons

trois cours d'affilée

6. block (obstruction):

block

obstacle m

block

entrave f

to be a block to reform, agreement

être un obstacle à

to be a block to progress

être une entrave au progrès

to put a block on price, sale

bloquer

to put a block on initiative

entraver

7. block TIPOGR.:

block

cliché m

8. block INFORM.:

block

bloc m

9. block TÉC. (housing pulleys):

block

palan m

10. block (head):

block coloq.

caboche f coloq.

block coloq.

tête f

I'll knock your block off argot

je vais te casser la figure coloq.

11. block FERRO.:

block

canton m

12. block DEP.:

block

obstruction f

II. blocks SUST.

blocks sust. pl. (ballet shoes):

blocks

chaussons mpl à pointes

III. block [ingl. brit. blɒk, ingl. am. blɑk] V. trans.

1. block (obstruct):

block exit, road, pass

bloquer

block drain, gutter, hole, artery

boucher

block traffic

gêner

to block sb's way or path

barrer le passage à qn

to have a blocked nose

avoir le nez bouché

2. block (impede):

block market, project

bloquer

block advance, escape, progress

faire obstacle à

block bill

faire opposition à

you're blocking my light

tu me caches la lumière

you're blocking my view

tu me bouches la vue

3. block FIN.:

block assets, currency, funds

bloquer

4. block DEP.:

block ball, opponent, rope

bloquer

en el diccionario PONS

scribbling block, scribbling pad SUST.

scribbling block

bloc-notes m

en el diccionario PONS

I. scribble [ˈskrɪbl] V. trans.

scribble

griffonner

II. scribble [ˈskrɪbl] V. intr.

1. scribble (write):

scribble

griffonner

scribble on a wall

faire des graffitis

2. scribble irón. hum.:

scribble

gribouiller

III. scribble [ˈskrɪbl] SUST.

scribble

gribouillage m

I. block [blɒk, ingl. am. blɑ:k] SUST.

1. block (solid lump of sth):

block

bloc m

block of wood

tronçon m

2. block (for executions):

block

billot m

to go to the block

monter à l'échafaud

to go on the block ingl. am.

être mis aux enchères

to put one's head on the block fig.

mettre sa tête à prix

3. block INFORM.:

block

bloc m

4. block ARQUIT.:

block

pâté m de maisons

block of flats ingl. brit., apartment block ingl. am.

immeuble m

block of flats ingl. brit., apartment block ingl. am.

conciergerie f fr. canad.

two blocks away ingl. am.

à deux rues d'ici

5. block (barrier):

block a. fig.

entrave f

a block to sth

un obstacle à qc

mental block PSICO.

blocage m

6. block JUEGOS:

building block

cube m de construction

II. block [blɒk, ingl. am. blɑ:k] V. trans.

block road, passage

bloquer

block pipe

boucher

en el diccionario PONS

I. scribble [ˈskrɪb·l] V. trans.

scribble

griffonner

II. scribble [ˈskrɪb·l] V. intr.

1. scribble (write):

scribble

griffonner

scribble on a wall

faire des graffitis

2. scribble (doodle):

scribble

gribouiller

III. scribble [ˈskrɪb·l] SUST.

scribble

gribouillage m

I. block [blak] SUST.

1. block (solid lump of sth):

block

bloc m

block of wood

tronçon m

2. block (for executions):

block

billot m

to go on the block

être mis aux enchères

to put one's head on the block fig.

mettre sa tête à prix

3. block comput:

block

bloc m

4. block ARQUIT.:

block

pâté m de maisons

two blocks away

à deux rues d'ici

5. block (barrier):

block a. fig.

entrave f

block to sth

obstacle m à qc

mental block PSICO.

blocage m

6. block JUEGOS:

building block

cube m de construction

II. block [blak] V. trans.

block road, passage

bloquer

block pipe

boucher

Present

I	scribble
you	scribble
he/she/it	scribbles
we	scribble
you	scribble
they	scribble

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

He was an early adopter of starting blocks rather than digging footholds in the cinder tracks.

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Gastric branch vagotomy blocks nutrient and cholecystokinin-induced suppression of gastric emptying.

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These plans were for the demolition of 1,416 homes including 17 of the 34 tower blocks and 24 of the 27 maisonette blocks.

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Three suspects crashed their getaway car two blocks from the school, fleeing from a nearby home.

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The housing estate was built as council housing and includes tower blocks and terraced tenement flats in addition to some low-rise terraced houses.

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