ear infection en el diccionario francés Oxford-Hachette

Traducciones de ear infection en el diccionario inglés»francés

inner/middle/outer ear atrbv. infection, operation (of one ear)

de l'oreille

Traducciones de ear infection en el diccionario francés»inglés

elle m'a encore fait une otite coloq.!

she's had another ear-infection!

Traducciones de ear infection en el diccionario inglés»francés

ear [ingl. brit. ɪə, ingl. am. ɪr] SUST.

1. ear:

ear ANAT., ZOOL.

oreille f

inner/middle/outer ear

oreille f interne/moyenne/externe

inner/middle/outer ear atrbv. infection, operation (of one ear)

de l'oreille

inner/middle/outer ear (of both ears)

des oreilles

2. ear (hearing, perception):

ear

oreille f

pleasant to the ear

agréable à l'oreille

to the trained/untrained ear

pour une oreille exercée/qui n'est pas exercée

to sound odd to the English ear

sonner bizarrement pour l'oreille d'un Anglais

to play music by ear

jouer de la musique à l'oreille

to have a good ear for languages

avoir une bonne oreille pour les langues

to have an ear for music

avoir l'oreille musicale

to have a good ear for accents

reconnaître les accents

to have good ears

avoir une bonne ouïe

3. ear BOT. (of wheat, corn):

ear

épi m

he is wet behind the ears

c'est un petit jeunot

it has come to my ears that …

il m'est arrivé aux oreilles que …

about or around one's ears

tout autour de soi

my ears are burning

j'ai les oreilles qui sifflent

to be all ears coloq.

être tout ouïe

to be on one's ear ingl. irland. (drunk) coloq.

être rond coloq.

to be on one's ear ingl. irland. (drunk) coloq.

être ivre

to bend sb's ear

insister auprès de qn

to be out on one's ear coloq. (from job)

avoir été mis à la porte coloq.

to be out on one's ear (from home)

être or se retrouver à la rue

to be up to one's ears in debt/work

être endetté/avoir du travail jusqu'au cou

to get a thick ear coloq.

recevoir une baffe coloq.

to give sb a thick ear coloq.

coller une baffe à qn coloq.

to have a word in sb's ear

parler à qn en privé

to close or shut one's ear(s) to sth/sb

refuser d'écouter qc/qn

to go in one ear and out the other

entrer par une oreille et sortir par l'autre

to have or keep one's ear to the ground

garder l'œil ouvert

to have the ear of sb

avoir l'oreille de qn

I'll keep my ears open

si j'entends parler de quelque chose, je te le dirai

to lend or give a sympathetic ear to sb

prêter une oreille compatissante à qn

to listen with (only) half an ear

n'écouter que d'une oreille

to play it/sth by ear fig.

improviser

to set or put sb on his/her ear ingl. am. coloq.

provoquer la colère de qn

Véase también: flap, deaf, bend

I.flap [ingl. brit. flap, ingl. am. flæp] SUST.

1. flap (on pocket, envelope, hat, tent):

flap

rabat m

2. flap (made of wood):

flap (on table, bar)

abattant m

flap (of trapdoor)

trappe f

flap (for cat)

chatière f

3. flap (movement):

flap (of wings)

battement m (of de)

flap (of sail)

claquement m (of de)

4. flap AERO.:

flap

volet m

5. flap (panic) coloq.:

to be in a flap

être affolé

to get into a flap

s'affoler

6. flap LING.:

flap

battement m

II.flap <part. pres. flapping; pret. imperf., part. pas. flapped> [ingl. brit. flap, ingl. am. flæp] V. trans.

flap wind: sail, cloth

claquer

flap paper, clothes

faire voleter

flap person: sheet, cloth etc

secouer

flap paper, letter

agiter

to flap sth at sb/sth

agiter qc en direction de qn/qc

the bird was flapping its wings

l'oiseau battait des ailes

he flapped his arms around

il battait l'air de ses bras

III.flap <part. pres. flapping; pret. imperf., part. pas. flapped> [ingl. brit. flap, ingl. am. flæp] V. intr.

1. flap (move):

flap wing:

battre

flap sail, flag, material, door:

claquer

flap paper, clothes:

voleter

the birds flapped away

les oiseaux se sont éloignés en battant des ailes

2. flap coloq. (panic):

flap

s'affoler

stop flapping!

calme-toi!

I.deaf [ingl. brit. dɛf, ingl. am. dɛf] SUST. Ce mot peut être perçu comme injurieux dans cette acception. Lui préférer hearing-impaired.

the deaf + v. pl.

les sourds mpl

the deaf + v. pl.

les malentendants mpl

II.deaf [ingl. brit. dɛf, ingl. am. dɛf] ADJ.

1. deaf person, animal:

deaf

sourd voir note

to go deaf

devenir sourd

to be deaf in one ear

être sourd d'une oreille

that's his deaf ear

il n'entend pas de cette oreille, il est sourd de cette oreille

2. deaf fig.:

to be deaf to

être sourd à

to turn a deaf ear to

faire la sourde oreille à, rester sourd à

to fall on deaf ears request, advice:

ne pas trouver d'écho

III.deaf [ingl. brit. dɛf, ingl. am. dɛf]

to be as deaf as a post coloq.

être sourd comme un pot coloq.

there are none so deaf as those who will not hear provb.

il n'est pire sourd que celui qui ne veut pas entendre provb.

I.bend [ingl. brit. bɛnd, ingl. am. bɛnd] SUST.

1. bend (gen):

bend (in road)

tournant m

bend (in road)

virage m

bend (in racetrack)

tournant m

bend (in pipe)

coude m

bend (in river)

courbe f

bend (of elbow, knee)

pli m

at the bend of the road

au tournant or virage de la route

on the bend

dans le tournant

there's a bend in the road

la route fait un virage

to come around a bend

prendre un virage

2. bend NÁUT. (knot):

bend

nœud m de jonction

II.the bends SUST. MED.

the bends sust. pl. + v. sing. ou pl.

maladie f des caissons

III.bend <pret. imperf., part. pas. bent> [ingl. brit. bɛnd, ingl. am. bɛnd] V. trans.

1. bend:

bend (force into a curve) knee, arm, leg

plier

bend head

courber, pencher

bend body

pencher, plier

bend back

courber

bend pipe, bar

faire un coude à

bend wire

plier

bend light

réfracter

bend ray

infléchir

bend (by mistake) pipe, mudguard, nail

tordre

to bend one's arm

plier le bras

to go down on bended knee

se mettre à genoux

to bend sb to one's will fig.

plier qn à sa volonté

2. bend (distort):

bend truth, facts

travestir

bend principle

faire une entorse à

to bend the rules

contourner le règlement

3. bend (direct):

to bend one's mind/attention to

concentrer son esprit/attention sur

to bend one's steps towards liter.

se diriger vers

IV.bend <pret. imperf., part. pas. bent> [ingl. brit. bɛnd, ingl. am. bɛnd] V. intr.

1. bend:

bend (become curved) road, path:

tourner

bend river: (once)

s'incurver

bend (several times)

faire des méandres

bend frame, bar:

plier

bend branch:

ployer

bend nail, mudguard:

se tordre

my arm won't bend

je ne peux pas plier le bras

2. bend (stoop):

bend person:

se courber, se pencher

to bend forward/backwards

se pencher en avant/en arrière

to bend low

se courber jusqu'à terre

to bend double

se plier en deux

his head was bent over a book

il était penché sur un livre

3. bend (submit):

to bend to person, will

se plier à

V.bend [ingl. brit. bɛnd, ingl. am. bɛnd]

round ingl. brit. or around ingl. am. the bend coloq.

fou/folle

to go (a)round the bend coloq.

devenir fou/folle

to drive sb (a)round the bend coloq.

rendre qn fou/folle

to bend over backwards for sb/to do

se mettre en quatre pour qn/pour faire coloq.

infection [ingl. brit. ɪnˈfɛkʃ(ə)n, ingl. am. ɪnˈfɛkʃ(ə)n] SUST.

1. infection MED.:

infection (gen) (of wound, organ)

infection f

infection (of person, blood)

contamination f

to be exposed to infection person:

être exposé à la contagion

to be exposed to infection atrbv. rate, level (gen)

de contagion

to be exposed to infection atrbv. rate, level (gen)

d'infection

to be exposed to infection (by physical contact)

de contamination

2. infection MED. (specific disease):

infection

infection f

urinary/viral infection

infection urinaire/virale

3. infection fig., pey.:

infection

contamination f

ear infection en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de ear infection en el diccionario inglés»francés

ear infection SUST.

ear infection

otite f

Traducciones de ear infection en el diccionario francés»inglés

otite

ear infection

faire des otites à répétition coloq.

to have one ear infection after the other

Traducciones de ear infection en el diccionario inglés»francés

infection SUST. MED.

infection

infection f

ear¹ [ɪəʳ, ingl. am. ɪr] SUST.

ear

oreille f

to smile from ear to ear

sourire jusqu'aux oreilles

ear, nose and throat specialist

oto-rhino-laryngologiste mf

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be up to one's ears in debt/work

avoir des dettes/du travail jusqu'au cou

to have a good ear for sth

avoir de l'oreille pour qc

to be all ears

être tout ouïe

to be out on one's ear

se faire sortir

sb's ears are burning

qn a les oreilles qui sifflent

sb's ears are flapping

qn tend l'oreille

to have sb's ear

avoir de l'influence sur qn

to go in one ear and out the other

rentrer par une oreille et sortir par l'autre

to have an ear for music

avoir l'oreille musicale

ear² [ɪəʳ, ingl. am. ɪr] SUST. BOT.

ear

épi m

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

A protracted middle ear infection left a single-sided hearing impairment.

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A veterinarian should be consulted if the dog shows signs of an ear infection.

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Fair evidence was found that xylitol (as chewing gum, lozenges, nasal spray, etc.) reduced the incidence of acute middle ear infection in healthy children.

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There are certain diseases that are directly correlated with floods they include any dermatitis and any wound, nose, throat or ear infection.

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There is no proof that zanamivir reduced hospitalizations or pneumonia and other complications of influenza, such as bronchitis, middle ear infection and sinusitis.

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There are environmental factors that can affect balance such as light conditions, floor surface changes, alcohol, drugs, and ear infection.

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The symptoms may occur in the presence of a middle ear infection, head trauma, or an upper respiratory tract infection, or by using aspirin, smoking cigarettes, or drinking alcohol.

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It was later reported that the cause of the collapse was an inner ear infection which caused intense vertigo.

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He was first drawn to journalism after being bedridden due to an ear infection during the summer after fifth grade.

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In 1975, he missed most of the year with an inner ear infection.

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