DRIFT ANCHOR - Traducción inglés-francés

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

drift anchor SUST.

drift anchor

ancre f flottante

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. anchor [ingl. brit. ˈaŋkə, ingl. am. ˈæŋkər] SUST.

1. anchor NÁUT.:

anchor

ancre f

to drop or cast anchor

jeter l'ancre

to raise (the) anchor , to weigh or up anchor

lever l'ancre

to come to anchor

mouiller

to be or lie at anchor

être ancré

to ride at anchor

être à l'ancre or au mouillage

to slip anchor

filer par le bout

2. anchor fig.:

anchor

point m d'ancrage

anchor (person)

soutien m

3. anchor → anchorman, → anchorwoman

II. anchor [ingl. brit. ˈaŋkə, ingl. am. ˈæŋkər] V. intr.

anchor ship:

anchor

mouiller, jeter l'ancre

III. anchor [ingl. brit. ˈaŋkə, ingl. am. ˈæŋkər] V. trans.

1. anchor:

anchor ship, balloon

ancrer

anchor tent, roof etc

arrimer (to à)

2. anchor ingl. am.:

anchor RADIO, TV

présenter

anchorwoman [ingl. brit. ˈaŋkəˌwʊmən, ingl. am. ˈæŋkərˌwʊmən] SUST.

anchorwoman RADIO, TV

présentatrice f

anchorman [ingl. brit. ˈaŋkəmən, ingl. am. ˈæŋkərˌmæn] SUST.

1. anchorman:

anchorman RADIO, TV

présentateur m

anchorman (in network, organization)

pivot m

2. anchorman DEP.:

anchorman

relayeur m

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

1. drift (flow, movement):

the drift of the current

le sens du courant

to be carried downstream by the drift of the current

être emporté en aval par le courant

the drift of events fig.

le cours des événements

the drift from the land

l'exode m rural

the drift of refugees to the border

l'afflux m des réfugiés à la frontière

the slow drift of strikers back to work

le lent retour des grévistes au travail

2. drift (ocean current):

drift also GEOL.

dérive f

North Atlantic drift

dérive nord-atlantique

3. drift (deviation):

drift (of projectile)

dérivation f

drift (of ship, plane)

dérive f

4. drift (mass):

drift (of snow)

congère f

drift (of leaves, sand)

tas m

drift (of leaves, sand)

amoncellement m

drift (of smoke, mist)

nuage m

drift (of smoke, mist)

traînée f

the rain/snow was falling in drifts

il y avait des bourrasques de pluie/de neige

5. drift (general meaning):

drift

sens m (général)

to catch the drift of sb's argument

comprendre où quelqu'un veut en venir

I don't catch or follow your drift

je ne comprends pas où vous voulez en venir

get the drift coloq.?

tu piges? coloq.

6. drift GEOL. (glacial deposit):

drift

drift m

drift

sédiments mpl glaciaires

7. drift (in mining):

drift

galerie f en allongement

8. drift LING.:

drift

évolution f

9. drift:

drift ELECTR., RADIO

dérive f

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

1. drift (be carried):

drift (by tide, current) boat:

dériver

drift (by wind) balloon:

voler à la dérive

drift smoke, fog:

flotter

to drift out to sea

dériver vers le large

to drift off course boat:

dériver hors-cap

to drift off course plane:

dériver hors de route

to drift downstream

être emporté or entraîné en aval par le courant

to drift onto the rocks

s'échouer sur les rochers

clouds drifted across the sky

des nuages traversaient le ciel

mist was drifting in from the sea

il y avait de la brume qui venait de la mer

voices drifted into the garden

des voix parvenaient dans le jardin

2. drift (pile up):

drift snow:

former des congères fpl

drift leaves:

s'amonceler

drifting snow

des bourrasques fpl de neige

drifted snow

des congères

3. drift:

to drift along person literal

flâner

to drift along fig.

se laisser aller

to drift around or about the house

traîner sans but dans la maison

the strikers are drifting back to work

les grévistes retournent progressivement au travail

to drift into/out of the room

entrer dans une/sortir d'une pièce d'un pas nonchalant

to drift from job to job

passer d'un emploi à un autre

to drift from town to town

errer de ville en ville

to drift through life

errer sans but dans la vie

the country is drifting towards recession/war

le pays glisse vers la récession/la guerre

I'm content to let things drift

je me borne à laisser les événements suivre leur cours

4. drift (stray) fig.:

to drift into teaching/publishing

se retrouver dans l'enseignement/l'édition

to drift into crime/prostitution

sombrer dans la criminalité/la prostitution

the conversation drifted onto politics

la conversation a dérivé vers la politique

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I. anchor [ˈæŋkəʳ, ingl. am. -kɚ] SUST.

1. anchor (object):

anchor

ancre f

to be at anchor

être au mouillage

to drop/weigh anchor

jeter/lever l'ancre

2. anchor fig.:

anchor

point m d'ancrage

the anchor of sth

la pièce maîtresse de qc

to be sb's anchor

être la planche de salut de qn

3. anchor TV, RADIO:

anchor

présentateur(-trice) m (f)

II. anchor [ˈæŋkəʳ, ingl. am. -kɚ] V. trans.

1. anchor (fix firmly):

anchor

ancrer

2. anchor TV, RADIO:

anchor

présenter

III. anchor [ˈæŋkəʳ, ingl. am. -kɚ] V. intr.

anchor

mouiller

I. drift [drɪft] SUST.

1. drift (slow movement):

drift

mouvement m

drift of ship

dérive f

drift of current

sens m

drift of events

cours m

downward drift

écroulement m

downward drift of prices

effondrement m

2. drift METEO. (mass blown together):

drift

amoncellement m

drift of sand

dune f

drift of snow

congère f

drift of clouds

traînée f

3. drift (central meaning):

drift

sens m général

to catch sb's drift

comprendre où qn veut en venir

4. drift TÉC. (tool):

drift

jet m (d'extraction)

II. drift [drɪft] V. intr.

1. drift (be moved):

drift a. fig.

dériver

drift smoke, voice

flotter

drift attention

se relâcher

to drift out to sea

dériver sur la mer

2. drift (move aimlessly):

drift

errer

to drift away

partir nonchalamment

to drift along

se laisser aller

to drift into sth

se laisser aller à qc

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

drift sand

s'entasser

drift of snow

former des congères

Entrada de OpenDict

drift V.

drift into sleep (to fall asleep)

se laisser emporter par le sommeil

en el diccionario PONS

I. anchor [ˈæŋ·kər] SUST.

1. anchor (object):

anchor

ancre f

to be at anchor

être au mouillage

to drop/weigh anchor

jeter/lever l'ancre

2. anchor fig.:

anchor

point m d'ancrage

the anchor of sth

la pièce maîtresse de qc

to be sb's anchor

être la planche de salut de qn

3. anchor TV, RADIO:

anchor

présentateur(-trice) m (f)

II. anchor [ˈæŋ·kər] V. trans.

1. anchor (fasten firmly):

anchor

ancrer

2. anchor TV, RADIO:

anchor

présenter

III. anchor [ˈæŋ·kər] V. intr.

anchor

mouiller

I. drift [drɪft] SUST.

1. drift (slow movement):

drift

mouvement m

drift of ship

dérive f

drift of current

sens m

drift of events

cours m

downward drift

écroulement m

downward drift of prices

effondrement m

2. drift METEO. (mass blown together):

drift

amoncellement m

drift of sand

dune f

drift of snow

congère f

drift of clouds

traînée f

3. drift (central meaning):

drift

sens m général

to catch sb's drift

comprendre où qn veut en venir

4. drift TÉC. (tool):

drift

jet m (d'extraction)

II. drift [drɪft] V. intr.

1. drift (be moved):

drift a. fig.

dériver

drift smoke, voice

flotter

drift attention

se relâcher

to drift out to sea

dériver sur la mer

2. drift (move aimlessly):

drift

errer

to drift away

partir nonchalamment

to drift along

se laisser aller

to drift into sth

se laisser aller à qc

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

drift sand

s'entasser

drift of snow

former des congères

Present

I	anchor
you	anchor
he/she/it	anchors
we	anchor
you	anchor
they	anchor

Past

I	anchored
you	anchored
he/she/it	anchored
we	anchored
you	anchored
they	anchored

Present Perfect

I	have	anchored
you	have	anchored
he/she/it	has	anchored
we	have	anchored
you	have	anchored
they	have	anchored

Past Perfect

I	had	anchored
you	had	anchored
he/she/it	had	anchored
we	had	anchored
you	had	anchored
they	had	anchored

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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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Drift ice consists of "floes", individual pieces of sea ice 20 m or more across.

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Most of the injuries and fatalities were to miners who leapt from the spake and were thrown back under the trolley due to the narrowness of the drift shaft.

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It was designed to protect the canal from floods and drift ice, and entered service in 1873.

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