cloven hoof en el diccionario francés Oxford-Hachette

Traducciones de cloven hoof en el diccionario inglés»francés

cloven [ingl. brit. ˈkləʊv(ə)n, ingl. am. ˈkloʊvən] V. part. pas.

cloven → cleave

Véase también: cleave

I.cleave <pret. imperf. clove or cleaved, part. pas. cleft or cleaved> [ingl. brit. kliːv, ingl. am. kliv] V. trans.

1. cleave liter.:

cleave

fendre

to cleave sth in two

fendre qc en deux

2. cleave GEOL.:

cleave stone

cliver

II.cleave <pret. imperf. cleaved, or clave, arcznte. part. pas. cleaved> [ingl. brit. kliːv, ingl. am. kliv] V. intr. liter.

1. cleave:

to cleave to (be loyal to)

être foncièrement attaché à

to cleave to (stick to)

adhérer à

2. cleave (split):

cleave

se fendre

I.cleave <pret. imperf. clove or cleaved, part. pas. cleft or cleaved> [ingl. brit. kliːv, ingl. am. kliv] V. trans.

1. cleave liter.:

cleave

fendre

to cleave sth in two

fendre qc en deux

2. cleave GEOL.:

cleave stone

cliver

II.cleave <pret. imperf. cleaved, or clave, arcznte. part. pas. cleaved> [ingl. brit. kliːv, ingl. am. kliv] V. intr. liter.

1. cleave:

to cleave to (be loyal to)

être foncièrement attaché à

to cleave to (stick to)

adhérer à

2. cleave (split):

cleave

se fendre

hoof <pl hoofs or hooves> [ingl. brit. huːf, ingl. am. hʊf, huf] SUST. (of horse, cow)

hoof

sabot m (d'animal)

cattle bought on the hoof

du bétail acheté sur pied

to hoof it coloq.

aller à pinces coloq.

to hoof it coloq.

aller à pied

to think up a policy on the hoof

improviser une politique

cloven hoof en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de cloven hoof en el diccionario inglés»francés

I.cloven [ˈkləʊvn, ingl. am. ˈkloʊ-] V.

cloven part. pas. of cleave

II.cloven [ˈkləʊvn, ingl. am. ˈkloʊ-] ADJ.

cloven

fourchu(e)

Véase también: cleave

cleave <pret., part. pas. -ed, -ed [or cleft, cleft] [or ingl. am. clove, cloven]> [kli:v] V. trans.

cleave

fendre

cleave <pret., part. pas. -ed, -ed [or cleft, cleft] [or ingl. am. clove, cloven]> [kli:v] V. trans.

cleave

fendre

I.hoof <hooves [or hoofs]> [hu:f, ingl. am. hʊf] SUST. (hard covering on animal's foot)

hoof

sabot m

on the hoof

vivant(e)

II.hoof [hu:f, ingl. am. hʊf] V. intr.

to hoof it

traîner ses savates

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

When the diver grasped the hand of the figure, instead of a hand, he found that he was grasping a cloven hoof!

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Magnus eyes me disdainfully, turns on his cloven hoof and plods off, following the trail of food.

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You were looking for the cloven hoof, to be honest.

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Under the table she saw the cloven hoof of the stranger.

coastmonkey.ie

The name derives from the feet, which are carved to resemble a deer's cloven hoof.

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He may or may not have stroked his goatee and shaken a cloven hoof at me.

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Among them were red eyes at windows, swarms of flies, the imprint of cloven hoofs in the snow, and voices screaming at them to get out.

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Sometimes the hulling machine partially crushes a soft bean, giving the bean a shape resembling a cloven hoof.

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As the stakes grew higher, cards fell from the table, and the stranger was seen to have a cloven hoof.

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Dipping down to recover her hand, she saw that the stranger had a cloven hoof.

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