NKFD en el diccionario francés Oxford-Hachette

Traducciones de NKFD en el diccionario inglés»francés

NSFW SUST.

NSFW → Not Safe (or Suitable) for Work

NSFW

sigle utilisé sur Internet pour marquer les liens ou adresses qui peuvent être sexuellement explicites

RFD SUST. ingl. am.

RFD → rural free delivery

RFD

distribution du courrier à la campagne

I.pink [ingl. brit. pɪŋk, ingl. am. pɪŋk] SUST.

1. pink (colour):

pink

rose m

a shade of pink

un ton rosé

2. pink BOT.:

pink

œillet m mignardise

3. pink (in snooker):

pink

bille f rose

II.pink [ingl. brit. pɪŋk, ingl. am. pɪŋk] ADJ.

1. pink (rosy):

pink

rose

to go or turn pink

rosir

to go or turn pink (blush)

rougir (with de)

2. pink (leftwing):

pink

gauchisant

3. pink (gay):

pink coloq.

homosexuel/-elle

III.pink [ingl. brit. pɪŋk, ingl. am. pɪŋk] V. trans.

1. pink (scallop):

pink fabric

denteler

2. pink (prick):

pink person

toucher

IV.pink [ingl. brit. pɪŋk, ingl. am. pɪŋk] V. intr. ingl. brit. MOTOR

pink

cliqueter

V.pink [ingl. brit. pɪŋk, ingl. am. pɪŋk]

to be in the pink

être en pleine forme

I.bank up V. [ingl. brit. baŋk -, ingl. am. bæŋk -] (bank up)

bank up snow, earth, mud:

bank up

s'amonceler

II.bank up V. [ingl. brit. baŋk -, ingl. am. bæŋk -] (bank [sth] up, bank up [sth])

1. bank up (pile up):

bank up snow, earth, mud

entasser

2. bank up (cover with fuel):

bank up fire

charger

3. bank up (make a slope by):

bank up road, racetrack

surhausser

I.rank [ingl. brit. raŋk, ingl. am. ræŋk] SUST.

1. rank:

rank (in military, police)

grade m

rank (in company, politics)

rang m

rank (social status)

rang m

of high/low rank

de haut/bas rang

to pull rank

abuser de son rang

2. rank (line):

rank (of people)

rang m

rank (of objects)

rangée f

rank upon rank of soldiers

des rangs de soldats

to arrange [sth] in ranks toy soldiers

disposer [qc] en rangées

to break ranks literal soldiers:

rompre les rangs

to break ranks fig. politicians:

se rebeller

to close ranks (against) literal, fig.

serrer les rangs (contre)

3. rank (for taxis):

rank

station f

4. rank LING.:

rank

rang m

5. rank (in chess):

rank

rangée f

II.ranks SUST. sust. pl.

1. ranks:

ranks

rangs mpl

to be in the ranks MILIT.

être dans les rangs

to rise through the ranks

sortir du rang

a leader chosen from the ranks of the party POL.

un dirigeant choisi dans les rangs du parti

the ranks of the unemployed/of the homeless

les rangs des chômeurs/des sans-abri

to be reduced to the ranks MILIT.

être dégradé

2. ranks (echelons):

ranks

échelons mpl

to rise through the ranks of the civil service

gravir les échelons de la fonction publique

III.rank [ingl. brit. raŋk, ingl. am. ræŋk] ADJ.

1. rank (absolute) (for emphasis) pey.:

rank outsider, beginner

complet/-ète

rank favouritism, injustice, stupidity

flagrant

2. rank (foul):

rank odour

fétide

3. rank (exuberant):

rank ivy, weeds

envahissant

to be rank with weeds garden:

être envahi par les mauvaises herbes

IV.rank [ingl. brit. raŋk, ingl. am. ræŋk] ADV.

to smell rank

avoir une odeur fétide

V.rank [ingl. brit. raŋk, ingl. am. ræŋk] V. trans.

1. rank (classify) person:

rank player, novel, restaurant

classer (among parmi, above au-dessus de, below au-dessous de)

to be ranked third in the world

être classé troisième au niveau mondial

2. rank ingl. am. (be senior to) officer, colleague:

rank person

commander

VI.rank [ingl. brit. raŋk, ingl. am. ræŋk] V. intr.

1. rank (rate):

rank

se classer

how do I rank compared to her?

où est-ce que je me classe or situe par rapport à elle?

to rank as a great composer

être considéré comme un grand compositeur

to rank among or with the champions

être classé parmi les or au nombre des champions

to rank above/below/alongside sb

occuper un rang supérieur/inférieur/égal à qn

this has to or must rank as one of the worst films I've ever seen

c'est un des films les pires que j'aie jamais vus

that doesn't rank very high on my list of priorities

cela ne figure pas très haut dans ma liste de priorités

2. rank ingl. am. MILIT. (be most senior):

rank admiral, general:

commander

I.wink [ingl. brit. wɪŋk, ingl. am. wɪŋk] SUST.

wink

clin m d'œil

to give sb a wink

faire un clin d'œil à qn

we didn't get a wink of sleep all night

nous n'avons pas fermé l'œil de la nuit

II.wink [ingl. brit. wɪŋk, ingl. am. wɪŋk] V. trans.

to wink one's eye

cligner de l'œil

he winked his eye at me

il m'a fait un clin d'œil

III.wink [ingl. brit. wɪŋk, ingl. am. wɪŋk] V. intr.

1. wink person:

wink

cligner de l'œil

to wink at sb

faire un clin d'œil à qn

to wink at sth fig.

fermer les yeux sur qc

2. wink:

wink light:

clignoter

wink jewellery:

briller

IV.wink [ingl. brit. wɪŋk, ingl. am. wɪŋk]

a nod is as good as a wink to a blind horse or man

c'est bien, on a compris

as quick as a wink , in the wink of an eye

en un clin d'œil

to tip sb the wink coloq.

avertir qn

I.bank [ingl. brit. baŋk, ingl. am. bæŋk] SUST.

1. bank:

bank FIN., JUEGOS

banque f

the Bank of France/of England

la Banque de France/d'Angleterre

to break the bank JUEGOS

faire sauter la banque

it won't break the bank fig.

ça ne ruinera personne

it won't break the bank atrbv. credit, debt

bancaire

it won't break the bank employee, staff

de banque

2. bank (border):

bank (of river, lake)

rive f

bank (of canal)

berge f

the banks of the Nile/of the Thames

les bords mpl du Nil/de la Tamise

to break its banks river:

sortir de son lit

3. bank (mound):

bank (of earth, mud)

talus m

bank (of snow)

congère f

4. bank (slope):

bank (by road, railway track)

talus m

bank (by racetrack)

virage m incliné

bank (by mineshaft)

carreau m

5. bank (section of sea bed):

bank

banc m

6. bank (mass):

bank (of flowers)

massif m

bank (of fog, mist)

banc m

a bank of cloud

un banc de nuages

7. bank AERO.:

bank

virage m sur l'aile

8. bank (series):

bank (of switches, oars, keys, floodlights)

rangée f

9. bank MIN (face):

bank

front m de taille

10. bank (bench for rower):

bank

banc m de nage

II.bank [ingl. brit. baŋk, ingl. am. bæŋk] V. trans.

1. bank FIN.:

bank cheque, money

déposer [qc] à la banque

2. bank (border):

bank track, road

border

to be banked by

être bordé par

3. bank AERO.:

bank plane

incliner [qc] sur l'aile

4. bank (fuel) → bank up

III.bank [ingl. brit. baŋk, ingl. am. bæŋk] V. intr.

1. bank FIN.:

to bank with

avoir un compte à la

who do you bank with?

où as-tu ton compte?

2. bank AERO.:

bank plane:

virer sur l'aile

IV.bank [ingl. brit. baŋk, ingl. am. bæŋk]

to be as safe as the Bank of England

être à toute épreuve

Véase también: bank up

I.bank up V. [ingl. brit. baŋk -, ingl. am. bæŋk -] (bank up)

bank up snow, earth, mud:

bank up

s'amonceler

II.bank up V. [ingl. brit. baŋk -, ingl. am. bæŋk -] (bank [sth] up, bank up [sth])

1. bank up (pile up):

bank up snow, earth, mud

entasser

2. bank up (cover with fuel):

bank up fire

charger

3. bank up (make a slope by):

bank up road, racetrack

surhausser

I.sink [ingl. brit. sɪŋk, ingl. am. sɪŋk] SUST.

1. sink (basin):

sink (in kitchen)

évier m

sink (in bathroom)

lavabo m

double sink

évier à deux bacs

2. sink (cesspit):

sink literal

fosse f d'aisance

sink fig.

cloaque m

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

sink, a. sinkhole GEOL.

doline f

II.sink <pret. imperf. sank, part. pas. sunk> [ingl. brit. sɪŋk, ingl. am. sɪŋk] V. trans.

1. sink NÁUT.:

sink (by scuttling) ship

couler

sink (by torpedo) ship

torpiller

2. sink (bore):

sink oilwell, shaft

forer

sink foundations

creuser

3. sink (embed):

sink post, pillar

enfoncer (into dans)

to sink one's teeth into sandwich etc

mordre à pleines dents dans

the dog sank its teeth into my arm

le chien a planté ses crocs dans mon bras

to sink a knife into cake

enfoncer un couteau dans

4. sink ingl. brit. (drink):

sink coloq.

descendre coloq.

5. sink DEP.:

sink billiard ball

mettre [qc] dans le trou

sink putt

rentrer

6. sink (destroy) scandal:

sink party

faire couler

without capital/a leader we're sunk

sans capital/chef nous sommes perdus

7. sink FIN.:

sink debt

amortir

III.sink <pret. imperf. sank, part. pas. sunk> [ingl. brit. sɪŋk, ingl. am. sɪŋk] V. intr.

1. sink (fail to float):

sink ship, object, person:

couler

to sink without a trace fig. idea, project etc:

tomber dans les oubliettes

2. sink (drop to lower level):

sink sun:

baisser

sink cake:

se dégonfler

sink pressure, temperature, water level:

baisser

the sun sinks in the West

le soleil disparaît à l'ouest

to sink to the floor

s'effondrer

to sink to one's knees

tomber à genoux

to sink into a chair

s'affaler dans un fauteuil

to sink into a deep sleep/coma

sombrer dans un profond sommeil/dans le coma

3. sink (fall) fig.:

sink profits, production:

baisser

he has sunk in my estimation

il a baissé dans mon estime

my heart or spirits sank

j'ai eu un serrement de cœur

I wouldn't sink so low as to beg from him

je ne m'abaisserais pas à lui demander de l'argent

4. sink (subside):

sink building, wall:

s'effondrer

to sink into person, feet: mud

s'enfoncer dans

to sink into country, person: anarchy, apathy

sombrer dans

to sink into celebrity: obscurity

sombrer dans

to sink under the weight of shelf: boxes etc

plier sous le poids de

to sink under the weight of person, company: debt

crouler sous le poids de

IV.sink [ingl. brit. sɪŋk, ingl. am. sɪŋk]

to sink one's differences

oublier ses différences

to sink money into (invest heavily) project, company

investir de l'argent dans

I.wank off V. [ingl. brit. waŋk -, ingl. am. wæŋk -] vulg. argot (wank off)

wank off

se branler vulg. argot

II.wank off V. [ingl. brit. waŋk -, ingl. am. wæŋk -] vulg. argot (wank [sb] off, wank off [sb])

wank off

branler vulg. argot

I.bonk [ingl. brit. bɒŋk, ingl. am. bɑŋk] SUST.

1. bonk (blow):

bonk coloq.

coup m

2. bonk ingl. brit. vulgar argot, hum.:

to have a bonk

baiser vulg. argot

II.bonk [ingl. brit. bɒŋk, ingl. am. bɑŋk] V. trans.

1. bonk (hit):

bonk coloq.

cogner

to bonk one's head against sth

se cogner la tête contre qc

2. bonk ingl. brit. (have sex with):

bonk vulgar argot, hum.

baiser vulg. argot

III.bonk [ingl. brit. bɒŋk, ingl. am. bɑŋk] V. intr. vulgar argot, hum. ingl. brit. (have sex)

bonk

baiser vulg. argot

NKFD en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de NKFD en el diccionario inglés»francés

I.bank¹ [bæŋk] SUST.

bank

banque f

to pay sth into the bank

déposer qc à la banque

to play bank

être la banque

blood/data bank

banque du sang/de données

II.bank¹ [bæŋk] V. intr.

to bank with ...

avoir un compte à ...

III.bank¹ [bæŋk] V. trans. (deposit)

to bank money/valuables

déposer de l'argent/des objets de valeur

I.sink <sank [or sunk], sunk> [sɪŋk] SUST.

1. sink (washing area):

sink

évier m

2. sink ingl. am. (washbasin):

sink

lavabo m

II.sink <sank [or sunk], sunk> [sɪŋk] V. intr.

1. sink (not float):

sink

couler

2. sink (go downward):

sink to the bottom

sombrer

3. sink (drop down):

sink

s'effondrer

to sink to one's knees

tomber à genoux

4. sink (decrease):

sink

diminuer

5. sink (get softer):

sink

s'adoucir

6. sink (gets sadder):

sink heart

s'assombrir

7. sink (decline):

sink in sb's estimation

baisser

8. sink (health decline):

sink

s'aggraver

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to sink like a stone (through water)

couler à pic

to sink like a stone (through air)

tomber comme une pierre

to sink without trace

sombrer corps et biens

“sink or swim”

“marche ou crève”

III.sink <sank [or sunk], sunk> [sɪŋk] V. trans.

1. sink (cause to submerge):

sink

plonger

2. sink (ruin):

sink

ruiner

3. sink MIN:

sink well

forer

4. sink DEP.:

sink

battre (à plate couture)

5. sink (lower):

sink voice

réduire

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to sink one's differences

dépasser ses différences

I.rank¹ [ræŋk] SUST.

1. rank no pl. (position):

rank

rang m

the top ranks of government

les hautes sphères du pouvoir

to pull rank

profiter de son statut

2. rank MILIT.:

rank

rang m

to close ranks a. fig.

serrer les rangs

the ranks

les hommes du rang

to rise from the ranks

sortir du rang

to join the ranks

aller à l'armée

3. rank (members of a group):

rank

rang m

the ranks of racing drivers

les rangs de coureurs automobiles

4. rank (row or line):

rank

rangée f

rank for taxis

station f

II.rank¹ [ræŋk] V. intr.

rank

se classer

to rank above sb

être supérieur à qn

to rank as sb/sth

être reconnu comme qn/qc

III.rank¹ [ræŋk] V. trans.

rank

classer

to rank sb among sb/sth

compter qn parmi qn/qc

to rank sth among sth

classer qc comme qc

I.bank³ [bæŋk] SUST.

1. bank of river:

bank (edge)

bord m

bank (of land)

talus m

bank (of road)

remblai m

the river broke its banks

la rivière est sorti de son lit

2. bank (elevation in water):

bank

banc m

3. bank AERO.:

bank

virage m incliné

4. bank (mass):

bank

massif m

bank of cloud

amoncellement m

bank of fog

couche f

II.bank³ [bæŋk] V. intr. AERO.

bank

virer (sur l'aile)

III.bank³ [bæŋk] V. trans.

1. bank (cover):

to bank the fire

couvrir le feu

2. bank AERO.:

to bank an aeroplane

faire virer un avion sur l'aile

I.link [lɪŋk] SUST.

1. link (ring in a chain):

link

maillon m

2. link (connection between two units) a. INFORM.:

link

lien m

a link to the outside world

un lien avec le monde extérieur

rail link

liaison f ferroviaire

radio/satellite/telephone link

liaison f radio/par satellite/téléphonique

to sever links with sb

rompre toute relation avec qn

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be the weak link in a chain

être le maillon faible de la chaîne

II.link [lɪŋk] V. trans.

1. link (connect):

to link things together

relier des choses entre elles

2. link (associate):

to link sth to sth

associer qc à qc

3. link (clasp):

to link hands

se donner la main

III.link [lɪŋk] V. intr.

link

coïncider

I.wank [wæŋk] vulg. V. trans.

wank

se branler

II.wank [wæŋk] vulg. SUST.

wank

branlette f

I.yank [jæŋk] V. trans. coloq.

1. yank (pull hard):

yank

tirer d'un coup sec

2. yank (remove forcefully):

yank a. fig.

arracher

yank tooth

arracher d'un coup sec

II.yank [jæŋk] SUST. coloq. (hard pull)

yank

coup m sec

to give sth a yank

donner un coup sec à qc

I.junk¹ [dʒʌŋk] SUST.

1. junk no pl. (jumble):

junk

brocante f

junk shop

bric-à-brac m

2. junk (rubbish):

junk

vieilleries fpl

the junk on TV

les navets à la télé

junk (food)

nourriture f industrielle

junk mail

réclame f

3. junk ingl. am. coloq. (narcotic drugs):

junk

came f

II.junk¹ [dʒʌŋk] V. trans. coloq.

junk

balancer

I.honk [hɒŋk, ingl. am. hɑ:ŋk] V. intr., trans.

1. honk (make the sound of wild goose):

honk

cacarder

2. honk (make a sound with a car horn):

honk

klaxonner

II.honk [hɒŋk, ingl. am. hɑ:ŋk] SUST.

1. honk (sound made by wild goose):

honk

criaillement m

2. honk (sound made by car horn):

honk

coup m de klaxon

I.conk [kɒŋk, ingl. am. kɑ:ŋk] SUST. ingl. brit., ingl. austr. irón. hum.

conk

tarin m

II.conk [kɒŋk, ingl. am. kɑ:ŋk] V. trans. irón. hum. coloq.

to conk one's head on sth

flanquer un gnon à qn