bosque en el diccionario francés Oxford-Hachette

Traducciones de bosque en el diccionario inglés»francés

bisque [ingl. brit. bɪsk, ingl. am. bɪsk] SUST.

1. bisque GASTR.:

bisque

bisque f

2. bisque (earthenware):

bisque

biscuit m de faïence

3. bisque DEP.:

bisque

point m de handicap

lobster bisque SUST. U

lobster bisque

bisque f de homard

mosque [ingl. brit. mɒsk, ingl. am. mɑsk] SUST.

mosque

mosquée f

brusque [ingl. brit. brʊsk, bruːsk, brʌsk, ingl. am. brəsk] ADJ.

brusque

brusque (with avec)

masque [ingl. brit. mɑːsk, ingl. am. mæsk] SUST.

1. masque TEAT.:

masque

mascarade f

2. masque → masked ball

Véase también: masked ball

masked ball SUST.

masked ball

bal m masqué

basque [ingl. brit. bask, bɑːsk, ingl. am. bæsk] SUST. (on jacket etc)

basque

basques fpl

I.Basque [ingl. brit. bask, bɑːsk, ingl. am. bæsk] SUST.

1. Basque (person):

Basque

Basque mf

2. Basque (language):

Basque

basque m

II.Basque [ingl. brit. bask, bɑːsk, ingl. am. bæsk] ADJ.

Basque

basque

I.squeeze in V. [ingl. brit. skwiːz -, ingl. am. skwiz -] (squeeze in)

squeeze in person:

squeeze in

se glisser

if you make room I can squeeze in

si vous faites de la place je pourrai tenir

she squeezed in between her brothers

elle s'est glissée entre ses frères

II.squeeze in V. [ingl. brit. skwiːz -, ingl. am. skwiz -] (squeeze [sb] in) (give appointment to)

squeeze in doctor etc:

faire passer [qn] entre deux rendez-vous

I.squeeze past V. [ingl. brit. skwiːz -, ingl. am. skwiz -] (squeeze pret.)

squeeze past car, person:

squeeze past

passer

II.squeeze past V. [ingl. brit. skwiːz -, ingl. am. skwiz -] (squeeze pret. [sth/sb])

squeeze past obstacle, person:

squeeze past

passer à côté de

I.squeeze out V. [ingl. brit. skwiːz -, ingl. am. skwiz -] (squeeze out)

squeeze out person:

squeeze out

arriver à sortir

II.squeeze out V. [ingl. brit. skwiːz -, ingl. am. skwiz -] (squeeze [sth] out)

squeeze out juice, water:

squeeze out

extraire

to squeeze water out of cloth, sponge

essorer

III.squeeze out V. [ingl. brit. skwiːz -, ingl. am. skwiz -] (squeeze [sb] out (of the market)) COM.

squeeze out

pousser qn hors du marché

bosque en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de bosque en el diccionario inglés»francés

mosque [mɒsk, ingl. am. mɑ:sk] SUST.

mosque

mosquée f

brusque [bru:sk, ingl. am. brʌsk] ADJ.

brusque

brusque

I.squelch [skweltʃ] V. intr.

squelch

glouglouter

II.squelch [skweltʃ] V. trans. ingl. am.

squelch

amortir

squelch rumour

étouffer

III.squelch [skweltʃ] SUST.

1. squelch:

squelch

silencieux m

2. squelch TÉC.:

squelch

éliminateur m de bruits (de fond)

I.squeak [skwi:k] SUST.

squeak

grincement m

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to let out a squeak of fright

laisser échapper un cri d'effroi

II.squeak [skwi:k] V. intr. (emit shrill sound)

squeak

émettre un grincement strident

I.squeeze [skwi:z] SUST.

1. squeeze (pressing action):

squeeze

compression f

2. squeeze (obtained by squeezing):

squeeze

pression f

to give sth a squeeze

presser qc

3. squeeze ECON.:

squeeze on spending

restriction f

squeeze on jobs

limitation f

II.squeeze [skwi:z] V. trans.

1. squeeze (firmly press):

squeeze

presser

squeeze cloth

essorer

squeeze sb's hand

serrer

squeeze trigger, doll

appuyer sur

to squeeze a trigger of a weapon

presser la détente

to squeeze a trigger of a camera

appuyer sur le déclencheur

freshly squeezed orange juice

du jus d'orange fraîchement pressé

2. squeeze (force into):

squeeze

entasser

to squeeze sth into sth

faire entrer qc dans qc

to squeeze one's way through

se frayer un passage

3. squeeze (extort):

squeeze

soutirer

to squeeze money out of sb

extorquer de l'argent à qn

4. squeeze fig. (put pressure on):

squeeze

faire pression sur

5. squeeze ECON.:

squeeze wages

bloquer

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to squeeze sb dry

presser qn comme un citron

I.squeal [skwi:l] SUST.

to let out a squeal

pousser un cri perçant

to collapse into a squeal

finir dans un gémissement

to collapse into a squeal of brakes, tyres

crissement m

II.squeal [skwi:l] V. intr.

1. squeal (utter sharp cry):

squeal pig, brakes, car

couiner

to squeal with joy

hurler de joie

2. squeal coloq.:

squeal

brailler

squeaky <-ier, -iest> ADJ.

1. squeaky (tending to squeak):

squeaky

braillard(e)

2. squeaky ingl. am. (very narrow):

squeaky

de justesse

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

the squeaky wheel gets the grease ingl. am. provb.

quiconque demande reçoit

squeeze out V. trans.

squeeze out juice:

squeeze out

extraire

squeaky-clean ADJ.

squeaky-clean

irréprochable