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cidre cup
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
cider cup SUST. U
cider cup
cocktail m au cidre
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
cider [ingl. brit. ˈsʌɪdə, ingl. am. ˈsaɪdər] SUST.
cider
cidre m
I. cup [ingl. brit. kʌp, ingl. am. kəp] SUST.
1. cup (container):
cup
tasse f
a cup and saucer
une tasse et une soucoupe
2. cup (cupful):
cup
tasse f
a cup of tea
une tasse de thé
two cups of flour
deux tasses de farine
3. cup DEP.:
cup
coupe f
to win a cup for swimming/golf
remporter une coupe en natation/en golf
4. cup (in bra):
cup
bonnet m
to be a B cup
prendre un bonnet B
5. cup:
cup (of flower)
corolle f
cup (of acorn)
cupule f
6. cup (drink):
cup
cocktail m
7. cup REL. (for communion):
cup
calice m
II. cup <part. pres. cupping; pret. imperf., part. pas. cupped> [ingl. brit. kʌp, ingl. am. kəp] V. trans.
to cup sth in one's hands butterfly, water
prendre qc dans le creux de ses mains
to cup sth in one's hands chin
prendre qc dans les mains
to cup one's hands around insect
entourer [qc] de ses mains
to cup one's hands around flame, match
mettre ses mains en paravent autour de
to cup one's hands around one's mouth
mettre ses mains en porte-voix
to cup one's hand over receiver
couvrir [qc] de sa main
III. cupped ADJ.
in one's cupped hand
dans le creux de sa main
IV. cup [ingl. brit. kʌp, ingl. am. kəp]
to be in one's cups arcznte.
être dans les vignes du Seigneur arcznte.
en el diccionario PONS
cider [ˈsaɪdəʳ, ingl. am. -dɚ] SUST. no pl., no art.
1. cider (alcoholic drink):
cider
cidre m
2. cider ingl. am.:
cider
jus m de pommes
I. cup [kʌp] SUST.
1. cup (drinking container):
cup
tasse f
coffee cup
tasse de café
a plastic cup
un gobelet
a cup of tea
une tasse de thé
2. cup ingl. am. GASTR. (half-pint):
cup
tasse f (≈ 230 millilitres ou grammes)
a cup of flour
230 grammes de farine
3. cup DEP. (trophy):
cup
coupe f
world cup
coupe f du monde
4. cup (bowl-shaped container):
cup
coupe f
egg cup
coquetier m
5. cup (part of bra):
cup
bonnet m
6. cup GASTR. (punch):
cup
punch m
7. cup DEP. (protection):
cup
coque f
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
not to be one's cup of tea coloq.
ne pas être sa tasse de thé
II. cup <-pp-> [kʌp] V. trans.
1. cup (make bowl-shaped):
to cup one's hands
mettre ses mains en coupe
2. cup (put curved hand around):
to cup sth in one's hands
entourer qc de ses mains
en el diccionario PONS
cider [ˈsaɪ·dər] SUST. no art.
cider
jus m de pommes
hard cider
cidre m
I. cup [kʌp] SUST.
1. cup (drinking container):
cup
tasse f
coffee cup
tasse de café
plastic cup
gobelet m
cup of tea
tasse de thé
2. cup culin:
cup
tasse f (≈ 230 millilitres ou grammes)
a cup of flour
230 grammes mpl de farine
3. cup sports (trophy):
cup
coupe f
world cup
coupe f du monde
4. cup (bowl-shaped container):
cup
coupe f
5. cup (part of bra):
cup
bonnet m
6. cup sports (protection):
cup
coque f
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
not to be one's cup of tea coloq.
ne pas être sa tasse de thé
II. cup <-pp-> [kʌp] V. trans.
1. cup (make bowl-shaped):
to cup one's hands
mettre ses mains en coupe
2. cup (put curved hand around):
to cup sth in one's hands
entourer qc de ses mains
Present
Icup
youcup
he/she/itcups
wecup
youcup
theycup
Past
Icupped
youcupped
he/she/itcupped
wecupped
youcupped
theycupped
Present Perfect
Ihavecupped
youhavecupped
he/she/ithascupped
wehavecupped
youhavecupped
theyhavecupped
Past Perfect
Ihadcupped
youhadcupped
he/she/ithadcupped
wehadcupped
youhadcupped
theyhadcupped
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Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)
The ciders are made from 17 varieties of apples, fermented and matured for up to two years.
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Woodpecker is noted for a lower alcohol content than most other ciders, as well as for its sweet taste.
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There are many regional variations to this classic dish, for instance some recipes substitute cider for vinegar, and brown sugar for sugar.
en.wikipedia.org
There are two different techniques to hold the hands, cupped hand technique and interlock technique.
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Flowers may be cupped, globular, flat, imbricated (like a camellia) or high-centered.
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