Smoot en el diccionario francés Oxford-Hachette

Traducciones de Smoot en el diccionario inglés»francés

Boy Scout SUST.

Boy Scout

scout m

Scout Association SUST.

Scout Association

association f de scouts

Sea Scout SUST.

Sea Scout

scout m marin

Venture Scout SUST. ingl. brit.

Venture Scout

routier m

Venture Scout

scout m de la branche aînée

I.scout [ingl. brit. skaʊt, ingl. am. skaʊt] SUST.

1. scout:

scout, a. Scout (Catholic)

scout m

scout, a. Scout (non-Catholic)

éclaireur m

scout, a. Scout atrbv. camp, leader, movement

scout

scout, a. Scout uniform

de scout

scout, a. Scout troop

de scouts

2. scout MILIT.:

scout

éclaireur m

to have a scout around MILIT.

aller en reconnaissance

to have a scout around fig.

explorer

3. scout:

scout, a. talent scout

découvreur/-euse m/f de nouveaux talents

4. scout ingl. brit. UNIV. (cleaner):

scout

domestique mf

II.scout [ingl. brit. skaʊt, ingl. am. skaʊt] V. intr.

1. scout MILIT.:

scout

aller en reconnaissance

2. scout DEP. (search):

to scout for talent

prospecter pour trouver des joueurs

Girl Guide ingl. brit., Girl Scout ingl. am. SUST.

Girl Guide

éclaireuse f

I.smooth away V. [ingl. brit. smuːð -, ingl. am. smuð -] (smooth away [sth], smooth [sth] away) literal, fig.

smooth away wrinkles, creases, problems:

smooth away

faire disparaître

I.smooth down V. [ingl. brit. smuːð -, ingl. am. smuð -] (smooth [sth] down, smooth down [sth])

smooth down (gen) clothes, hair, fabric

lisser

smooth down wood, rough surface

polir

smooth down (to get creases out) clothes, fabric

défroisser

I.smooth [ingl. brit. smuːð, ingl. am. smuð] ADJ.

1. smooth (even, without bumps) literal:

smooth stone, sea, surface, skin, hair, fabric

lisse

smooth road

plan

smooth curve, line, breathing

régulier/-ière

smooth sauce, gravy, paste

homogène

smooth crossing, flight

sans heurts, calme

smooth movement

aisé

smooth music, rhythm, playing

fluide

the tyres are worn smooth

les pneus sont (devenus) lisses

to have a smooth landing

atterrir en douceur

bring the car to a smooth stop

arrêtez la voiture en douceur

the engine is very smooth

le moteur tourne parfaitement rond

2. smooth (problem-free) fig.:

smooth journey, flight, life

paisible

such a change is rarely smooth

un tel changement se fait rarement en douceur

the bill had a smooth passage through Parliament

la loi a été adoptée sans difficultés par le Parlement

3. smooth (pleasant, mellow):

smooth taste, wine, whisky

moelleux/-euse

4. smooth (suave) (gen) pey.:

smooth person

mielleux/-euse

smooth manners, appearance

onctueux/-euse

to be a smooth talker

être enjôleur/-euse

II.smooth [ingl. brit. smuːð, ingl. am. smuð] V. trans.

1. smooth literal:

smooth (flatten out) clothes, paper, hair, surface

lisser

smooth (get creases out) fabric, paper

défroisser

to smooth the creases from sth

défroisser qc

she smoothed her skirt over her hips

elle a lissé sa jupe au niveau des hanches

to smooth one's hair back

se lisser les cheveux en arrière

smooth the cream into your skin/over your face

étalez la crème sur votre peau/visage

this cream smooths rough skin

cette crème adoucit les peaux desséchées

2. smooth (make easier) fig.:

smooth process, transition, path

faciliter

talks to smooth the path towards peace

des pourparlers pour faciliter la voie vers la paix

III.smooth [ingl. brit. smuːð, ingl. am. smuð]

smooth → silk

to take the rough with the smooth

prendre les choses comme elles viennent

the course of true love never did run smooth

l'amour vrai n'a jamais été facile à vivre

Véase también: silk, ruffled, operator, baby

silk [ingl. brit. sɪlk, ingl. am. sɪlk] SUST.

1. silk (fabric):

silk

soie f

silk atrbv. garment, flower, sheet

de soie

silk industry, production

de la soie

2. silk (thread):

silk

fil m de soie

3. silk (clothing):

silk gén pl.

soierie f

4. silk (of spider):

silk

soie f

5. silk ingl. brit. DER.:

silk

avocat m de la couronne

to take the silk

être nommé avocat de la couronne

as soft or smooth as silk

doux comme de la soie

ruffled [ingl. brit. ˈrʌf(ə)ld, ingl. am. ˈrəfld] ADJ.

1. ruffled:

ruffled hair

ébouriffé

ruffled feathers

hérissé

ruffled waters

ridé

2. ruffled:

ruffled (disconcerted)

énervé

ruffled (upset)

froissé

to smooth ruffled feathers

calmer le jeu

operator [ingl. brit. ˈɒpəreɪtə, ingl. am. ˈɑpəˌreɪdər] SUST.

1. operator TEL.:

operator

standardiste mf

2. operator:

operator INFORM., RADIO, TÉC.

opérateur m

3. operator (tour operator):

operator

compagnie f de voyages organisés

4. operator (of equipment):

operator

opérateur/-trice mf

5. operator COM. (of business):

operator

entrepreneur m

he's a smooth or shrewd operator pey.

il sait s'y prendre

I.baby [ingl. brit. ˈbeɪbi, ingl. am. ˈbeɪbi] SUST.

1. baby (child):

baby

bébé m

to have a baby

avoir un bébé

Baby Jesus

le petit Jésus

she's the baby of the family

c'est la petite dernière or la benjamine

don't be such a baby coloq.!

ne fais pas le bébé!

2. baby (youngest):

baby (of team, group)

benjamin/-e m/f

3. baby (pet project) coloq.:

the show/project is his baby (his invention)

le spectacle/projet est sa création

the show/project is his baby (his special responsibility)

il a la responsabilité du spectacle/projet

4. baby:

baby esp ingl. am. coloq. (girlfriend)

copine f

baby (boyfriend)

copain m

5. baby esp ingl. am. :

baby (as address) (to girlfriend)

chérie f

baby (to boyfriend)

chéri m

6. baby ingl. am. coloq.:

baby (admired object) (car, plane etc)

petite merveille f

II.baby [ingl. brit. ˈbeɪbi, ingl. am. ˈbeɪbi] ADJ. atrbv.

baby brother, sister

petit

baby animal

bébé-

baby vegetable

nain

baby clothes, product, food

pour bébés

baby daughter

petite fille

baby son

petit garçon

baby bird

oisillon m

III.baby [ingl. brit. ˈbeɪbi, ingl. am. ˈbeɪbi] V. trans. coloq., pey.

baby

dorloter

IV.baby [ingl. brit. ˈbeɪbi, ingl. am. ˈbeɪbi]

I was left holding the baby coloq.

on m'a refilé le bébé coloq.

to throw the baby out with the bathwater coloq.

jeter le bébé avec l'eau du bain

smooth as a baby's bottom coloq.

doux/douce comme une peau de bébé

I.smooth over V. [ingl. brit. smuːð -, ingl. am. smuð -] (smooth [sth] over, smooth over [sth]) fig.

smooth over differences, awkwardness

atténuer

smooth over difficulties, problems

aplanir

smooth over bad feelings

tempérer

smooth over relationship

améliorer

to smooth things over

arranger les choses

Smoot en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de Smoot en el diccionario inglés»francés

Scout, scout [skaʊt] SUST.

1. Scout (boy):

Scout

scout m

2. Scout (girl):

Scout

jeannette f

I.smooth [smu:ð] ADJ.

1. smooth (not rough):

smooth

lisse

smooth skin

doux(douce)

as smooth as silk

doux comme de la soie

2. smooth (well-mixed):

smooth

homogène

3. smooth (calm):

smooth sea

calme

4. smooth (without problems):

smooth

sans problèmes

smooth flight

calme

5. smooth (sweet):

smooth wine

doux(douce)

6. smooth (polished):

smooth

doux(douce)

to be a smooth talker

être un beau parleur

II.smooth [smu:ð] V. trans.

1. smooth (make smooth):

smooth

lisser

smooth sheet

défroisser

2. smooth (rub even):

smooth

égaliser

3. smooth (make less difficult):

to smooth the way for sb

faciliter les choses pour qn

to smooth the path to sth

ouvrir la voie vers qc

smooth-shaven ADJ.

smooth-shaven → clean-shaven

Véase también: clean-shaven

clean-shaven ADJ.

clean-shaven

rasé(e) de près

smoothy SUST.

smoothy → smoothie

Véase también: smoothie

smoothie SUST. pey.

smoothie

charmeur m

smooth out V. trans.

1. smooth out (give an even surface):

smooth out paper

défroisser

2. smooth out fig.:

smooth out

faire disparaître

smooth-tongued ADJ. pey.

smooth-tongued

doucereux(-euse)

smooth over V. trans.

smooth over

aplanir

smooth down V. trans.

smooth down

lisser

I.smooch [smu:tʃ] V. intr.

1. smooch (kiss):

smooch

se bécoter

2. smooch ingl. brit. (dance):

smooch

danser un slow

II.smooch [smu:tʃ] SUST.

1. smooch (activity of kissing):

to have a smooch

se bécoter

2. smooch ingl. brit. (dance):

smooch

slow m

smog [smɒg, ingl. am. smɑ:g] SUST. no pl.

smog

smog m