Band-Aid en el diccionario francés Oxford-Hachette

Traducciones de Band-Aid en el diccionario inglés»francés

Band-Aid® [ingl. brit. ˈbandeɪd, ingl. am. ˈbændeɪd] SUST. MED.

Band-Aid (plaster)

pansement m (adhésif)

a Band-Aid solution fig., pey.

une solution d'attente

Traducciones de Band-Aid en el diccionario francés»inglés

taffetas <pl. taffetas> [tafta] SUST. m

taffetas

taffeta

robe de taffetas

taffeta dress

taffetas gommé

(sticking) plaster ingl. brit.

taffetas gommé

Band-Aid ®

sparadrap [spaʀadʀa] SUST. m

1. sparadrap (bande adhésive):

sparadrap

surgical ou adhesive tape

2. sparadrap (pansement):

sparadrap

(sticking) plaster ingl. brit.

sparadrap

Band-aid ®

pansement [pɑ̃smɑ̃] SUST. m

1. pansement (avec compresse):

pansement

dressing

pansement (adhésif)

plaster ingl. brit.

pansement (adhésif)

Band-Aid ®

faire un pansement à qn

to put a dressing on sb's wound

je vais te refaire ton pansement

I'm going to change your dressing

2. pansement (action):

pansement

dressing

Band-Aid en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de Band-Aid en el diccionario francés»inglés

sparadrap [spaʀadʀa] SUST. m

sparadrap

elastoplast ® ingl. brit.

sparadrap

Band-Aid ® ingl. am.

adhésif (-ive) [adezif, -iv] ADJ.

adhésif (-ive)

adhesive

pansement adhésif

sticking plaster ingl. brit.

pansement adhésif

Band-Aid ® ingl. am.

pansement [pɑ̃smɑ̃] SUST. m

1. pansement (action):

faire un pansement à qn

to bandage sb up

2. pansement (compresse):

pansement

dressing

pansement adhésif

(sticking) plaster ingl. brit.

pansement adhésif

Band-Aid ® ingl. am.

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

She began her career as a child model appearing in numerous national commercials, including for Band-Aid bandages.

en.wikipedia.org

We don't just want the sanctuary to be seen as a Band-Aid solution.

www.theglobeandmail.com

He is always shown wearing a Band-Aid on his head.

en.wikipedia.org

Band-Aid works only for small injuries, for bigger ones you need to approach the hospital.

auto.ndtv.com

He had little pieces of Band-Aid tape all over his face, about two inches wide, and little smaller ones like two inches long -- and all of them made into crosses.

en.wikipedia.org

Basically, the unit sees it like a Band-Aid solution - quick tear and get it over with.

www.sportsjoe.ie

It can give off a variety of off-flavours, variously described as metallic, manure-like (euphemistically referred to as barnyard) and Band-Aid.

www.theglobeandmail.com

Furthermore, furloughs are a temporary solution, a Band-Aid.

www.usnews.com

It is hoped that such patches could eventually be placed on the heart, like a Band-Aid, to regrow dead areas.

www.gizmag.com

The downside of the Band-Aid rip approach, however, is that a generation of investors would feel as though they had been blindsided.

www.brisbanetimes.com.au