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Drift
mouvement

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

inglés
inglés
francés
francés

I. drift [ingl. brit. drɪft, ingl. am. drɪft] SUST.

1. drift (flow, movement):

the drift of events fig.

2. drift (ocean current):

drift also GEOL.

3. drift (deviation):

drift (of projectile)
drift (of ship, plane)

4. drift (mass):

drift (of snow)
drift (of leaves, sand)
tas m
drift (of leaves, sand)
drift (of smoke, mist)
drift (of smoke, mist)

5. drift (general meaning):

drift
to catch the drift of sb's argument
I don't catch or follow your drift
get the drift coloq.?
tu piges? coloq.

6. drift GEOL. (glacial deposit):

drift
drift m
drift

7. drift (in mining):

drift

8. drift LING.:

drift

9. drift:

drift ELECTR., RADIO

II. drift [ingl. brit. drɪft, ingl. am. drɪft] V. intr.

1. drift (be carried):

drift (by tide, current) boat:
drift (by wind) balloon:
drift smoke, fog:
to drift out to sea
to drift off course boat:
to drift off course plane:

2. drift (pile up):

drift snow:
drift leaves:

3. drift:

to drift along person literal
to drift along fig.
to drift from job to job

4. drift (stray) fig.:

continental drift SUST.

drift apart V. [ingl. brit. drɪft -, ingl. am. drɪft -]

drift apart friends, couple, lovers:

drift apart

drift away V. [ingl. brit. drɪft -, ingl. am. drɪft -]

drift away
s'éloigner (from de)

drift net SUST.

drift net

drift anchor SUST.

drift anchor

drift ice SUST. U

drift ice

drift off V. [ingl. brit. drɪft -, ingl. am. drɪft -]

1. drift off (doze off):

drift off

2. drift off (leave):

drift off

North Atlantic Drift SUST.

francés
francés
inglés
inglés
drift
drift
to drift away
drift
drift
drift

en el diccionario PONS

inglés
inglés
francés
francés

I. drift [drɪft] SUST.

1. drift (slow movement):

drift
drift of ship
drift of current
drift of events
downward drift
downward drift of prices

2. drift METEO. (mass blown together):

drift
drift of sand
drift of snow
drift of clouds

3. drift (central meaning):

drift
to catch sb's drift

4. drift TÉC. (tool):

drift

II. drift [drɪft] V. intr.

1. drift (be moved):

drift a. fig.
drift smoke, voice
drift attention
to drift out to sea

2. drift (move aimlessly):

drift
to drift away
to drift along
to drift into sth

3. drift METEO. (be piled into drifts):

drift sand
drift of snow
Entrada de OpenDict

drift V.

drift off V. intr.

drift off
to drift off to sleep

drift apart V. intr.

drift apart friends:

drift apart

drift ice no pl. SUST.

drift ice

drift sand no pl. SUST.

drift sand
francés
francés
inglés
inglés
dériver barque
to drift
dérive d'un avion, bateau
drift
to drift
to drift
flotter brouillard
to drift
en el diccionario PONS
inglés
inglés
francés
francés

I. drift [drɪft] SUST.

1. drift (slow movement):

drift
drift of ship
drift of current
drift of events
downward drift
downward drift of prices

2. drift METEO. (mass blown together):

drift
drift of sand
drift of snow
drift of clouds

3. drift (central meaning):

drift
to catch sb's drift

4. drift TÉC. (tool):

drift

II. drift [drɪft] V. intr.

1. drift (be moved):

drift a. fig.
drift smoke, voice
drift attention
to drift out to sea

2. drift (move aimlessly):

drift
to drift away
to drift along
to drift into sth

3. drift METEO. (be piled into drifts):

drift sand
drift of snow

drift apart V. intr.

drift apart friends:

drift apart

drift off V. intr.

drift off
to drift off to sleep

drift ice SUST.

drift ice
francés
francés
inglés
inglés
dériver barque
to drift
dérive d'un avion, bateau
drift
to drift
amonceler neige
to drift
flotter brouillard
to drift
Present
Idrift
youdrift
he/she/itdrifts
wedrift
youdrift
theydrift
Past
Idrifted
youdrifted
he/she/itdrifted
wedrifted
youdrifted
theydrifted
Present Perfect
Ihavedrifted
youhavedrifted
he/she/ithasdrifted
wehavedrifted
youhavedrifted
theyhavedrifted
Past Perfect
Ihaddrifted
youhaddrifted
he/she/ithaddrifted
wehaddrifted
youhaddrifted
theyhaddrifted

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The spacecraft repeated this drift and correction process nine times before retrofire.
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This random movement of electrons in a straight line is known as drift current.
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The friends begin to drift apart, as they are compelled to stay within their cliques.
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Drift ice is carried along by winds and sea currents, hence its name.
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After burning 17 hours, the barge's mooring lines gave way and the barge began to drift.
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