Stunde en el diccionario francés Oxford-Hachette

Traducciones de Stunde en el diccionario inglés»francés

Stone Age SUST.

1. Stone Age:

Stone Age

Âge m de pierre

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

Stone Age, a. stone age atrbv. tool, village, society, man

(datant) de l'Âge de pierre

I.stone [ingl. brit. stəʊn, ingl. am. stoʊn] SUST.

1. stone U (material):

stone

pierre f

(made) of stone

en pierre

to turn into stone

se changer en pierre

to have a heart of stone fig.

avoir un cœur de pierre

to be as hard as stone literal

être dur comme de la pierre

to be as hard as stone fig.

avoir un cœur de pierre

to be as hard as stone atrbv. wall, statue, floor, building, step

en pierre

stone cladding

revêtement m de pierre

2. stone (small rock):

stone

pierre f

stone

caillou m

3. stone (for particular purpose):

stone (gen)

pierre f

stone (standing vertically)

menhir m

stone (engraved)

stèle f

to lay a stone

poser une pierre

to erect a stone

ériger une stèle

they totally destroyed the town, not a stone was left standing

ils ont complètement détruit la ville, tout était dévasté

4. stone:

stone, a. precious stone (gem)

pierre f

5. stone BOT. (in fruit):

stone

noyau m

to take the stone out of a peach

dénoyauter une pêche

6. stone MED.:

stone

calcul m

7. stone ingl. brit. (unit of weight):

stone

= 6, 35 kg

8. stone atrbv. (of stoneware):

stone jar, pot, pottery

en grès

II.stone [ingl. brit. stəʊn, ingl. am. stoʊn] V. trans.

1. stone (throw stones at):

stone person

lapider

to stone sb to death

lapider qn

2. stone (remove stone from):

stone peach, cherry

dénoyauter

III.stone [ingl. brit. stəʊn, ingl. am. stoʊn]

stone me arcznte.! ingl. brit.

ça alors!

to leave no stone unturned

ne négliger aucun détail

it's a stone's throw from here

c'est à deux pas d'ici

to be set in (tablets of) stone

être gravé dans le marbre

to cast the first stone

jeter la première pierre (at à)

to sink like a stone

couler à pic

Véase también: glasshouse

glasshouse [ingl. brit. ˈɡlɑːshaʊs, ingl. am. ˈɡlæsˌhaʊs] SUST.

1. glasshouse ingl. brit. (greenhouse):

glasshouse

serre f

2. glasshouse ingl. brit. (prison):

glasshouse coloq.

trou m coloq.

3. glasshouse ingl. am. (glassworks):

glasshouse

verrerie f

people in glass houses shouldn't throw stones

mieux vaut balayer devant sa porte avant de critiquer

stunk [ingl. brit. stʌŋk, ingl. am. stəŋk] V. part. pas.

stunk → stink

Véase también: stink

I.stink [ingl. brit. stɪŋk, ingl. am. stɪŋk] SUST.

1. stink (stench):

stink

(mauvaise) odeur f

the stink of death/of rotten fish

l'odeur de mort/de poisson pourri

there's an awful stink in here!

ça pue ici!

2. stink (row):

stink coloq.

esclandre m

there'll be a (hell of a) stink over this!

ça va faire un esclandre!

there'll be a (hell of a) stink over this!

ça va faire du grabuge! coloq.

to kick up or cause a stink about sth

causer un esclandre à propos de qc

II.stink <pret. imperf. stank; part. pas. stunk> [ingl. brit. stɪŋk, ingl. am. stɪŋk] V. intr.

1. stink (smell):

stink

puer

to stink of petrol/garlic

puer l'essence/l'ail

the room is filthy—it stinks

la pièce est sale—ça pue (là-dedans)

2. stink (reek) fig., coloq.:

to stink of corruption/injustice

sentir la corruption/l'injustice à plein nez

the city stank of war/death

la ville puait la guerre/la mort

the contract stinks!

le contrat pue! coloq.

we don't want your justice—it stinks!

on s'en fout de votre justice—elle pue! coloq.

stunned [ingl. brit. stʌnd, ingl. am. stənd] ADJ.

1. stunned (dazed):

stunned

assommé

2. stunned (amazed, shocked):

stunned person

stupéfait, sidéré coloq.

stunned silence

figé

publicity stunt SUST.

publicity stunt

coup m publicitaire or de pub coloq.

stung [ingl. brit. stʌŋ, ingl. am. stəŋ] V. pret. V. part. pas.

stung → sting

Véase también: sting

I.sting [ingl. brit. stɪŋ, ingl. am. stɪŋ] SUST.

1. sting ZOOL. (organ):

sting (of insect)

dard m

sting (of insect)

aiguillon m

sting (of scorpion)

aiguillon m

2. sting (wound):

sting (of insect, plant)

piqûre f

bee/wasp/nettle sting

piqûre d'abeille/de guêpe/d'orties

3. sting (pain):

sting

sensation f de brûlure

4. sting ingl. am. (in law enforcement):

sting

coup m monté

5. sting ingl. am. (rip-off):

sting coloq.

arnaque f

II.sting <pret. imperf., part. pas. stung> [ingl. brit. stɪŋ, ingl. am. stɪŋ] V. trans.

1. sting insect, antiseptic, plant:

sting

piquer

2. sting wind, hail:

sting

cingler

3. sting fig. criticism, rebuke:

sting

blesser, piquer [qn] au vif

4. sting (rip off):

sting coloq.

arnaquer coloq.

they really sting you in that place

on se fait arnaquer là-bas

5. sting (get money from) coloq.:

to sting sb for £10

taper dix livres à qn coloq.

III.sting <pret. imperf., part. pas. stung> [ingl. brit. stɪŋ, ingl. am. stɪŋ] V. intr.

sting eyes:

piquer

sting cut:

cuire

sting antiseptic:

piquer

it stings!

ça pique!

my knee stings

mon genou me cuit

IV.sting [ingl. brit. stɪŋ, ingl. am. stɪŋ]

a sting in the tail

une mauvaise surprise

to sting sb into action

pousser qn à agir en le piquant au vif

to take the sting out of remark, criticism

rendre [qc] moins blessant

to take the sting out of measure, action

atténuer l'effet de

stunner [ingl. brit. ˈstʌnə, ingl. am. ˈstənər] SUST.

stunner (person) coloq.:

to be a stunner

être fantastique

stunted [ingl. brit. ˈstʌntɪd, ingl. am. ˈstən(t)əd] ADJ.

1. stunted (deformed):

stunted tree, plant

rabougri

stunted body

chétif/-ive

2. stunted (blighted):

stunted mentality, personality, growth

retardé

stunted life

appauvri

I.stunt [ingl. brit. stʌnt, ingl. am. stənt] SUST.

1. stunt (for attention):

stunt sometimes pey.

coup m organisé

stunt sometimes pey.

truc m coloq.

2. stunt (with risk):

stunt CINE, TV

cascade f

to do a stunt

exécuter une cascade

aerial stunts

acrobaties fpl aériennes

3. stunt ingl. am. coloq.:

stunt

numéro m coloq.

II.stunt [ingl. brit. stʌnt, ingl. am. stənt] V. trans.

stunt economic growth, progress, development

empêcher

stunt plant growth, crops

rabougrir

stunt personal growth, development

empêcher

III.stunt [ingl. brit. stʌnt, ingl. am. stənt]

to pull a stunt coloq.

faire le malin coloq.

if you pull a stunt like that again coloq.

si tu (me) refais ce coup-là coloq.

cherry stone SUST. ingl. am. ZOOL.

cherry stone

clam m

Stunde en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de Stunde en el diccionario inglés»francés

I.Stone Age SUST. inv.

the Stone Age

l'âge de pierre

II.Stone Age ADJ. (of that historical period)

Stone Age settlement, rite

(datant) de l'âge de pierre

I.stone [stəʊn, ingl. am. stoʊn] SUST.

1. stone no pl. GEO. (hard substance, jewel):

stone

pierre f

2. stone (piece of rock):

stone

pierre f

stone smaller

caillou m

to fall like a stone

tomber comme une masse

to be a stone's throw (away)

être à deux pas

3. stone MED. (hard matter):

stone

calcul m

4. stone BIOL., BOT. (seed of a fruit):

stone

noyau m

5. stone ingl. brit. (14 lbs):

stone

6, 348 kg

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to cast the first stone

jeter la première pierre

to leave no stone unturned

faire absolument tout ce que l'on peut

II.stone [stəʊn, ingl. am. stoʊn] ADJ.

1. stone (made of stone) floor, step, statue:

stone CONSTR.

en pierre

stone GEO.

pierreux(-euse)

2. stone (stoneware):

stone jug

en grès

3. stone (pale beige colour):

stone

sable inv.

III.stone [stəʊn, ingl. am. stoʊn] ADV.

1. stone (like a stone):

stone hard

dur(e) comme de la pierre

2. stone coloq. (completely):

stone

complètement

IV.stone [stəʊn, ingl. am. stoʊn] V. trans.

1. stone (throw stones at):

stone

lancer des cailloux sur

to stone to death

lapider à mort

2. stone (remove the kernels):

stone

dénoyauter

stunted ADJ.

stunted

rabougri(e)

to become stunted

se rabougrir

stung [stʌŋ] V.

stung part. pas., pret. of sting

Véase también: sting

I.sting [stɪŋ] SUST. BIOL., ZOOL.

1. sting (part of an insect):

sting

dard m

sting of scorpion

aiguillon m

2. sting (injury by insect, plant):

sting

piqûre

3. sting (pain):

sting

brûlure f

4. sting ingl. am. coloq. (cleverly organised theft):

sting

escroquerie f

5. sting ingl. am. coloq. (police operation):

sting

coup m monté

II.sting <stung, stung> [stɪŋ] V. intr., trans.

sting

piquer

stunned ADJ.

stunned

surpris(e)

stunner SUST. coloq.

1. stunner (sth very surprising):

stunner

truc m incroyable

2. stunner (attractive person):

stunner

canon m

stunk [stʌŋk] V.

stunk pret., part. pas. of stink

Véase también: stink

I.stink [stɪŋk] SUST.

1. stink (unpleasant smell):

stink

puanteur f

2. stink coloq. (trouble):

stink

raffut m

to cause a stink

faire du raffut

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to work like stink

travailler comme un dingue

II.stink <stank [or ingl. am., a. ingl. austr. stunk], stunk> [stɪŋk] V. intr. a. coloq.

to stink of sth

puer qc

stunt¹ [stʌnt] SUST.

1. stunt (dangerous act for films):

stunt

cascade f

2. stunt pey. (action for publicity):

advertising/publicity stunt

coup m de pub

3. stunt fig. coloq.:

to pull a stunt

faire un truc pareil

publicity stunt SUST.

publicity stunt

coup m publicitaire

stunt² [stʌnt] V. trans.

stunt

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