pads en el diccionario francés Oxford-Hachette

Traducciones de pads en el diccionario inglés»francés

I.pad [ingl. brit. pad, ingl. am. pæd] SUST.

1. pad (of paper):

pad

bloc m

2. pad (to prevent chafing or scraping):

pad

protection f

foam/rubber/felt pad

protection f de mousse/de caoutchouc/de feutre

3. pad (to absorb or distribute liquid):

pad

tampon m

make-up remover/scouring pad

tampon m démaquillant/à recurer

4. pad (to give shape to sth):

pad

rembourrage m

foam pad

rembourrage de mousse

5. pad (sticky part on object, plant, animal):

pad

ventouse f

6. pad DEP.:

pad (in general)

protection f

pad (for leg in cricket, hockey)

jambière f

7. pad:

pad (of paw)

coussinet m

pad (of finger)

pulpe f

8. pad:

pad, a. launch pad

rampe f de lancement

9. pad (sanitary towel):

pad

serviette f hygiénique

10. pad (flat):

pad coloq., arcznte.

appart m coloq.

pad coloq., arcznte.

piaule f argot

11. pad ingl. am. (bribe):

pad coloq.

pot-de-vin m

II.pad <part. pres. padding; pret. imperf., part. pas. padded> [ingl. brit. pad, ingl. am. pæd] V. trans.

1. pad (put padding in, on):

pad chair, shoulders, bra, jacket

rembourrer (with avec)

pad walls, floor, large surface

capitonner

to pad a wound with cotton wool

mettre un tampon de coton sur une plaie

2. pad (make longer) → pad out

III.pad <part. pres. padding; pret. imperf., part. pas. padded> [ingl. brit. pad, ingl. am. pæd] V. intr.

to pad along/around

avancer/aller et venir à pas feutrés

Véase también: pad out

I.pad out V. [ingl. brit. pad -, ingl. am. pæd -] (pad out [sth], pad [sth] out)

1. pad out fig.:

pad out

étoffer, délayer pey. (with à l'aide de)

pad out meal, course, dish

allonger (with avec)

pad out meal, course, dish

gonfler coloq. (with avec)

2. pad out literal shoulders, bust, costume:

pad out

rembourrer

launch pad, launching pad SUST. ASTRON.

launch pad

aire f de lancement

launch pad fig.

tremplin m (for pour)

bachelor pad SUST. coloq.

bachelor pad → bachelor apartment

Véase también: bachelor apartment

bachelor apartment, bachelor flat ingl. brit. SUST.

bachelor apartment

garçonnière f

brake pad SUST.

brake pad

plaquette f de frein

Brillo pad® [ingl. brit. ˈbrɪləʊ ˌpad, ingl. am. ˈbrɪloʊ pæd] SUST.

Brillo pad

tampon m Jex ®

breast pad SUST.

breast pad

coussinet m d'allaitement

desk pad SUST.

desk pad (blotter)

sous-main m

desk pad (notebook)

bloc-notes m

scratch pad SUST.

scratch pad

bloc-notes m

scouring pad SUST.

scouring pad

tampon m à récurer

memo pad SUST.

memo pad

bloc-notes m

pads en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de pads en el diccionario inglés»francés

I.pad [pæd] SUST.

1. pad (piece of material, rubber):

pad

tampon m

cotton wool pad

coton m

scouring pad

tampon m à récurer

ink pad

tampon m encreur

(sanitary) pad

serviette f périodique

2. pad (protection):

pad

coussinet m

pad DEP.

protection f

knee pad

genouillère f

3. pad MODA:

pad shoulder

épaulette f

4. pad (book of blank paper):

pad

bloc m

drawing pad

bloc de papier à dessin

5. pad (sole of an animal):

pad

coussinet m

6. pad (take-off and landing area):

pad

piste f

helicopter pad

piste pour hélicoptère

launching pad

rampe f de lancement

7. pad coloq. (house or flat):

pad

piaule f

8. pad (water-lily leaf):

pad

feuille f de nénuphar

II.pad <-dd-> [pæd] V. trans.

pad

matelasser

launching pad SUST.

1. launching pad (starting area):

launching pad

plateforme f de lancement

2. launching pad (starting point):

launching pad

point m de départ

mouse pad SUST.

mouse pad

tapis m pour souris

shoulder pad SUST.

shoulder pad

épaulette f

launch pad

launch pad → launching pad

Véase también: launching pad

launching pad SUST.

1. launching pad (starting area):

launching pad

plateforme f de lancement

2. launching pad (starting point):

launching pad

point m de départ

pad out V. trans.

pad out essay:

pad out

délayer

memo pad SUST.

memo pad

bloc-notes m

writing pad SUST.

writing pad

bloc-notes m

ink pad SUST.

ink pad

tampon m encreur

sketchbook, sketch pad SUST.

sketchbook

carnet m de croquis

pads Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

cotton wool pad

coton m

scouring pad

tampon m à récurer

ink pad

tampon m encreur

(sanitary) pad

serviette f périodique

knee pad

genouillère f

drawing pad

bloc de papier à dessin

helicopter pad

piste pour hélicoptère

launching pad

rampe f de lancement

jotter (pad)

bloc-notes m

shorthand pad

bloc-notes m

pads del Diccionario de Tecnologías de la Refrigeración por cortesía de GEA Bock GmbH

Traducciones de pads en el diccionario francés»inglés

La palabra que consultaste como aparece en otras partes del diccionario

silent-bloc

anti vibration pad

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

She, like many other players, believed the league gave very little protection to the women by providing them with weak shoulder pads and weak helmets.

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The turn has been further narrowed from its original design by the installation of crash pads on the island side.

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Critics have long complained shoulder pads are so big and hard that they act as body armour in big hits, leaving many players concussed.

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Triggers may be pads or cymbal-shaped devices or piezo-electric pick-ups similar in function to a guitar pick-up.

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He pioneered the use of pressure relieving viscoelastic pads on MRI tables to improve patient care.

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Double mode uses two pads for a single player, with the four main directionals for a total of eight panels.

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Knee pads, and less commonly, elbow pads are worn both to protect the caver and the caver's clothing.

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It was noticed that small metal hairs or tendrils grew between metal solder pads causing short circuits.

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The brass pads could be arranged in one of two possible configurations by the user.

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In grappling and wrestling facilities pads are regularly 60 since most movement occurs on the ground.

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