CAP - Traducción inglés-francés

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. cap [ingl. brit. kap, ingl. am. kæp] SUST.

1. cap (headgear):

cap (peaked)

casquette f

cap (of nurse)

coiffe f

cap (of jockey)

toque f

2. cap ingl. brit. DEP.:

he's got his Scottish cap

il a été selectionné pour l'équipe écossaise

he's an England cap

il joue pour l'Angleterre

3. cap (cover):

cap (of pen, valve)

capuchon m

cap (of bottle)

capsule f

cap (for camera lens)

bouchon m

4. cap (of mushroom):

cap

chapeau m

5. cap (for toy gun):

cap

amorce f

6. cap ODONT.:

cap

couronne f

7. cap ingl. brit.:

cap, a. Dutch cap

diaphragme m (contraceptif)

to be fitted for a cap

se faire poser un diaphragme

8. cap ARQUIT.:

cap

chapiteau m

9. cap (bird's plumage):

cap

capuchon m

II. cap <part. pres. capping; pret. imperf., part. pas. capped> [ingl. brit. kap, ingl. am. kæp] V. trans.

1. cap government:

cap ADMIN., FIN. local authority

imposer une limite budgétaire à

cap budget

plafonner

2. cap ODONT.:

cap tooth

couronner

3. cap ingl. brit. DEP.:

cap footballer

sélectionner [qn] pour l'équipe nationale

to be capped for Wales

être sélectionné pour l'équipe galloise

4. cap (cover):

cap

couronner

the hills were capped with snow

les collines étaient couronnées de neige

III. cap [ingl. brit. kap, ingl. am. kæp]

to cap it all

pour couronner le tout

to go to sb cap in hand

se présenter à qn chapeau bas

to set one's cap at ingl. brit. or for ingl. am. sb arcznte.

jeter son dévolu sur qn

if the cap fits, wear it!

qui se sent morveux se mouche!

cap. [ingl. brit. kap, ingl. am. kæp] SUST.

cap. → capital letter

cap.

maj

swimming cap SUST. ingl. brit.

swimming cap

bonnet m de bain

charge-cap V. trans. ingl. brit. POL.

charge-cap local authority

imposer une limite budgétaire à

cloth cap SUST. ingl. brit. literal

cloth cap

casquette f de drap

cloth cap fig.

casquette f (qui symbolise la classe ouvrière)

dunce's cap SUST.

dunce's cap

bonnet m d'âne

Dutch cap SUST.

Dutch cap

diaphragme m (contraceptif)

cap gun SUST.

cap gun

pistolet m à amorces

cap sleeve SUST. MODA

cap sleeve

mancheron m

screw cap SUST.

screw cap

bouchon m à vis

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

francés

I. cap¹ [kæp] SUST.

1. cap (hat):

cap

casquette f

shower cap

bonnet m de douche

swimming [or bathing] cap

bonnet m de bain

2. cap UNIV.:

cap and gown

costume m académique

cap and gown irón. hum.

tenue f d'apparat

3. cap (cover):

cap

couvercle m

cap of a bottle

bouchon m

cap of a pen, lens

capuchon m

cap of a mushroom

chapeau m

cap of a tooth

émail m

4. cap (limit):

cap

plafond m

5. cap MED. (contraceptive):

cap

diaphragme m

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

cap in hand

chapeau bas

to put on one's thinking cap coloq.

cogiter

if the cap fits, wear it ingl. brit. provb.

qui se sent morveux se mouche

to set one's cap at [or ingl. am. for] sb

jeter son dévolu sur qn

II. cap¹ <-pp-> [kæp] V. trans.

1. cap (limit):

cap

limiter

2. cap ingl. brit. DEP. (select for national team):

cap

sélectionner pour l'équipe nationale

3. cap (cover):

cap a. fig.

coiffer

cap bottle

capsuler

cap a tooth

recouvrir d'émail

to cap a pen

remettre le capuchon d'un stylo

4. cap (outdo):

cap

surpasser

to cap it all

pour couronner le tout

cap² [kæp] SUST.

cap TIPOGR., PRENSA abreviatura de capital (letter)

cap

capitale f

in caps

en capitales

capital letter SUST.

capital letter

lettre f capitale

in capital letters

en lettres capitales

CAP [ˌsi:eiˈpi:] SUST.

CAP eu abreviatura de Common Agricultural Policy

CAP

PAC f

ice cap SUST.

ice cap

calotte f glaciaire

radiator cap SUST.

radiator cap

bouchon m de radiateur

shower cap SUST.

shower cap

bonnet m de douche

swimming cap SUST.

swimming cap

bonnet m de bain

toe cap SUST.

toe cap

bout m renforcé

polar cap SUST.

polar cap

calotte f glaciaire

francés

inglés

casquette

cap

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

francés

I. cap¹ [kæp] SUST.

1. cap (hat):

cap

casquette f

shower cap

bonnet m de douche

swimming [or bathing] cap

bonnet m de bain

2. cap UNIV.:

cap and gown

costume m académique

cap and gown irón. hum.

tenue f d'apparat

3. cap (cover):

cap

couvercle m

cap of a bottle

bouchon m

cap of a pen, lens

capuchon m

cap of a mushroom

chapeau m

cap of a tooth

émail m

4. cap (limit):

cap

plafond m

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

cap in hand

chapeau m bas

to put on one's thinking cap coloq.

cogiter

II. cap¹ <-pp-> [kæp] V. trans.

1. cap (limit):

cap

limiter

2. cap (cover):

cap a. fig.

coiffer

cap bottle

capsuler

cap a tooth

recouvrir d'émail

to cap a pen

remettre le capuchon d'un stylo

3. cap (outdo):

cap

surpasser

to cap it all

pour couronner le tout

cap² [kæp] SUST.

cap TIPOGR., PRENSA abreviatura de capital (letter)

cap

capitale f

in caps

en capitales

capital letter SUST.

capital letter

lettre f capitale

in capital letters

en lettres capitales

toe cap SUST.

toe cap

bout m renforcé

bathing cap SUST.

bathing cap

bonnet m de bain

polar cap SUST.

polar cap

calotte f glaciaire

shower cap SUST.

shower cap

bonnet m de douche

radiator cap SUST.

radiator cap

bouchon m de radiateur

salary cap SUST.

salary cap

plafond m des salaires

francés

inglés

casquette

cap

calot

garrison cap

Present

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Past

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Present Perfect

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Past Perfect

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Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

The mattresses were often filled with pea-shucks, straw, or feathers.

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Feather stars can swim by undulating their many arms.

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The wings are dark brown with two pale wing bars and paler feather edging.

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One of them falls to the ground, having lost all its feathers and the large bird laughs and offers it a leaf to cover itself.

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The 14th century is also the time when feather beds became highly prized possessions.

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