stront en el diccionario francés Oxford-Hachette

Traducciones de stront en el diccionario inglés»francés

strong [ingl. brit. strɒŋ, ingl. am. strɔŋ] ADJ.

1. strong (powerful):

strong arm, person

fort

strong army, country, state, lens, magnet

puissant

strong runner, swimmer

puissant

strong current, wind

fort

2. strong (sturdy):

strong literal fabric, rope, shoe, table

solide

strong heart, constitution, nerves

solide

strong fig. bond

puissant

strong relationship

solide

strong alibi, argument

bon/bonne

strong evidence

solide

strong cast, candidate, team

bon/bonne

strong industry

solide

strong currency, market

ferme

the pound remained strong against the dollar FIN.

la livre est restée ferme face au dollar

to have a strong stomach coloq. fig.

avoir l'estomac bien accroché coloq.

3. strong (concentrated):

strong bleach, glue

fort

strong medicine, pain-killer

fort

strong coffee

serré

strong tea

fort

4. strong (alcoholic):

strong drink

alcoolisé

would you like tea or something stronger?

voulez-vous un thé ou un apéritif?

5. strong (noticeable):

strong smell

fort

strong atrbv. taste, light

fort

strong colour

vif/vive

6. strong (heartfelt):

strong conviction

intime

strong atrbv. desire, feeling

profond

strong believer, supporter

acharné

strong opinion

arrêté

strong criticism, opposition, reaction

vif/vive

to have a strong belief in sth

croire fermement en qc

the article aroused strong feelings

l'article a provoqué de vives réactions

I have a strong feeling that she won't come

je suis pratiquement sûr qu'elle ne viendra pas

I told him so in the strongest possible terms

je le lui ai dit sans détours

7. strong (resolute):

strong ruler, leadership

à poigne

strong after sust. action, measure, sanction

sévère

8. strong (pronounced):

strong resemblance

fort

strong atrbv. accent

fort

strong atrbv. rhythm

cadencé

9. strong (brave):

strong person

fort after sust., after v.

try to be strong

essaie d'être fort

10. strong (definite):

strong chance, possibility

fort

there's a strong possibility that it's true

il y a de fortes chances que ce soit vrai

11. strong (good):

to be strong on military history/physics

être fort en histoire militaire/en physique

he finished the race a strong second

il a fini la course juste derrière le premier

tact/spelling is not my strong point or suit

le tact/l'orthographe n'est pas mon fort

what are your strong points?

quels sont vos points forts?

maths is my strong subject

les maths sont la matière où je suis le plus fort

12. strong (immoderate):

strong language

mots mpl grossiers

13. strong LING.:

strong verb

fort

strong syllable

accentué

14. strong (in number):

the workforce is 500 strong

la main-d'œuvre est forte de 500 personnes

a 2, 000-strong crowd

une foule (forte) de 2 000 personnes

to be still going strong person, company:

se porter toujours très bien or à merveille

to come on strong coloq. (make sexual advances)

faire des avances

to come on strong (be severe)

être sévère

I.strong-arm [ingl. brit., ingl. am. ˈstrɔŋ ˌɑrm] ADJ.

strong-arm measure, method:

strong-arm

brutal

strong-arm tactics

la manière forte

II.strong-arm [ingl. brit., ingl. am. ˈstrɔŋ ˌɑrm] V. trans.

to strong-arm sb into doing

forcer qn à faire

strong-willed ADJ.

strong-willed

obstiné

strong-minded ADJ.

strong-minded

obstiné

strong-mindedness SUST.

strong-mindedness

obstination f

extra-strong ADJ.

extra-strong coffee

très serré

extra-strong paper

extra-strong

extra-strong thread

extra-solide

extra-strong disinfectant, weed killer

super-puissant

strontium [ingl. brit. ˈstrɒntɪəm, ˈstrɒnʃ(ɪ)əm, ingl. am. ˈstrɑn(t)ʃiəm, ˈstrɑn(t)iəm] SUST.

strontium

strontium m

strontium 90

strontium m 90

strongman [ingl. brit. ˈstrɒŋman, ingl. am. ˈstrɔŋˌmæn] SUST.

strongman (in circus)

hercule m de foire

strongman (leader) fig.

homme m fort

strongly-worded ADJ.

strongly-worded

virulent

strongbox [ingl. brit. ˈstrɒŋbɒks, ingl. am. ˈstrɔŋˌbɑks] SUST.

strongbox

coffre-fort m

stront en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de stront en el diccionario inglés»francés

I.strong [strɒŋ, ingl. am. strɑ:ŋ] ADJ.

1. strong (powerful):

strong person, wind, currency

fort(e)

strong defence, country, athlete

puissant(e)

2. strong (concentrated):

strong coffee, alcohol

fort(e)

strong medicine

puissant(e)

strong competition

serré(e)

3. strong (sturdy, durable):

strong

solide

to be as strong as a horse

être fort comme un bœuf

4. strong (healthy):

strong

vigoureux(-euse)

strong constitution

robuste

5. strong (intense):

strong desire

fort(e)

strong will, influence

grand(e)

6. strong (deep-rooted):

strong

tenace

strong antipathy

grand(e)

strong bias, fear, opinion

fort(e)

strong bond

extraordinaire

she is a strong person

c'est qn qui a du ressort

7. strong (very likely):

strong

fort(e)

strong chance

grand(e)

8. strong (having number):

they were 200 strong

ils/elles étaient au nombre de deux cents

9. strong (marked):

strong

marqué(e)

to have a strong accent

avoir un fort accent

10. strong (bright):

strong colour

vif(vive)

11. strong (pungent):

strong

fort(e)

strong flavour

relevé(e)

strong language

grossier(-ère)

II.strong [strɒŋ, ingl. am. strɑ:ŋ] ADV.

to come on strong

draguer

to be still going strong

se porter toujours bien

strong-arm ADJ. pey.

strong-arm method

méthode f forte

strong-willed ADJ.

to be strong-willed

avoir de la volonté

strong-minded ADJ.

strong-minded

résolu(e)

strongbox SUST.

strongbox

coffre-fort m

strongly ADV.

1. strongly (solidly):

strongly a. fig.

solidement

strongly built

de constitution robuste

2. strongly (powerfully):

strongly

fortement

strongly establish, believe

fermement

strongly advise

vivement

strongly condemn, criticize

sévèrement

strongly disapprove

profondément

strongly deny

vigoureusement

astronaut [ˈæstrənɔ:t, ingl. am. -nɑ:t] SUST.

astronaut

astronaute mf

astronomy [əˈstrɒnəmɪ, ingl. am. -ˈstrɑ:nə-] SUST. no pl.

astronomy

astronomie f

I.front [frʌnt] SUST.

1. front sing. (side):

front of machine

avant m

front of building

façade f

front of shop

devanture f

front of document

recto m

lying on his front

allongé(e) sur le ventre

the soup's gone all down your front

tu as fait couler de la soupe sur toi

2. front (area):

front of building, vehicle

devant m

front of crowd, audience

premiers rangs m

in the front of a car

à l'avant d'une voiture

at the front of the procession

en tête du cortège

3. front PRENSA (outside cover):

front of magazine, book

couverture f

front of paper

recto m

4. front (ahead of sb/sth):

to send sb on in front

envoyer qn devant

to be two points in front

mener par deux points

5. front (facing):

in front of sb/sth

en face de qn/qc

in front of witnesses

en présence de témoins

6. front TEAT.:

out front

dans la salle

7. front (appearance):

front

façade f

to put on a bold front

faire bonne contenance

to be a front for sth

n'être qu'une couverture pour qc

8. front (area of activity):

front

côté m

on the work front

sur le plan du travail

9. front MILIT., POL., METEO.:

front

front m

at the front MILIT.

sur le front

10. front sing. (promenade beside sea):

front

front m de mer

on the lake front

au bord du lac

11. front no pl. coloq. (impudence):

front

effronterie f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to pay up front

payer d'avance

II.front [frʌnt] ADJ.

1. front (in front):

front

de devant

front leg, teeth

de devant

front wheel

avant

front view

de face

front seat

au premier rang

front in car

à l'avant

front office

réception f

on the front cover

en couverture

2. front fig.:

front

de façade

III.front [frʌnt] V. trans.

1. front passive (put a facade on):

to be fronted with timber

avoir une façade en bois

2. front (be head of):

front

diriger

front group

être à la tête de

3. front TV:

front

présenter

IV.front [frʌnt] V. intr.

1. front (face):

to front south

être exposé au sud

to front onto ingl. am. [or on ingl. brit.] sth

donner sur qc

2. front fig.:

to front for sb/sth

servir de couverture à qn/qc

strobe SUST. coloq., stroboscope [ˈstrəʊbəskəʊp, ingl. am. ˈstroʊbəskoʊp] SUST.

strobe

stroboscope m