FIG LEAF - Traducción inglés-francés

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

fig leaf SUST.

fig leaf BOT.

feuille f de figuier

fig leaf (in painting)

feuille f de vigne

fig. it's just a fig leaf!

c'est juste pour la forme

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feuille de vigne ARTE

fig leaf

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fig. SUST. abrév écrite

fig. → figure

fig.

fig.

see fig. 3

voir fig. 3

I. figure [ingl. brit. ˈfɪɡə, ingl. am. ˈfɪɡjər] SUST.

1. figure (number, amount):

figure

chiffre m

a provisional/disappointing figure

un chiffre provisoire/décevant

a figure of 15 million

un chiffre de 15 millions

a figure of £150

la somme de 150 livres

government/official figures

les chiffres gouvernementaux/officiels

a four-/six-figure sum

un montant de quatre/six chiffres

her salary runs into six figures ingl. brit.

elle gagne plus de 100 000 livres

her salary runs into six figures ingl. am.

elle gagne plus de 100 000 dollars

inflation is in single/double figures

le taux d'inflation est à un chiffre/à deux chiffres

to have a head for figures, to be good with figures

être doué pour le calcul

2. figure (known or important person):

figure

personnalité f

figure

personnage m

controversial/well-known/political figure

personnalité controversée/célèbre /politique

a minor or marginal figure

une personnalité peu importante

a legendary figure in rugby/rock music

un personnage légendaire du rugby/du rock

3. figure:

figure (person, human form)

personnage m

figure (in painting, sculpture)

figure f

a familiar/diminutive/an imposing figure

un personnage familier/minuscule/imposant

human/reclining figure ARTE

figure humaine/allongée

a figure appeared through the mist

une silhouette est apparue dans le brouillard

to cut a sorry/fine figure

faire piètre/bonne figure

to cut a dashing figure

avoir l'air fringant

4. figure (representative or symbol):

mother/father figure

image f de la mère/du père

she is something of a Cassandra/Lady Macbeth figure

c'est une sorte de Cassandre/Lady Macbeth

5. figure (body shape):

figure

ligne f

to keep one's figure

garder la ligne

to lose one's figure

prendre de l'embonpoint

to watch one's figure

surveiller sa ligne

to have a great figure coloq.

avoir une silhouette sensationnelle coloq.

made for a man's/woman's figure

fait pour une silhouette masculine/féminine

6. figure (geometric or other shape):

figure

figure f

plane/solid figure

figure plane/à trois dimensions

7. figure (diagram):

figure

figure f

see figure 4

voir figure 4

8. figure (in dance, skating):

figure

figure f de style

II. figure [ingl. brit. ˈfɪɡə, ingl. am. ˈfɪɡjər] V. trans.

1. figure (suppose) coloq.:

to figure (that) …

penser or se dire que …

2. figure LIT. (express):

figure

symboliser

III. figure [ingl. brit. ˈfɪɡə, ingl. am. ˈfɪɡjər] V. intr.

1. figure (feature, appear):

figure

figurer

to figure in or on a list

figurer sur une liste

to figure in a novel/report

figurer dans un roman/rapport

2. figure (make sense):

figure coloq.

se comprendre

that figures

ça se comprend

it doesn't figure

ça n'a pas de sens

I. fig [ingl. brit. fɪɡ, ingl. am. fɪɡ] SUST. (fruit)

fig

figue f

dried/fresh figs

figues sèches/fraîches

II. fig [ingl. brit. fɪɡ, ingl. am. fɪɡ] ADJ.

fig → figurative

fig

figuré

figurative [ingl. brit. ˈfɪɡ(ə)rətɪv, ingl. am. ˈfɪɡjərədɪv] ADJ.

1. figurative LING.:

figurative

figuré

in the figurative sense

au sens figuré

2. figurative ARTE:

figurative

figuratif/-ive

I. leaf <pl leaves [liːvz]> [ingl. brit. liːf, ingl. am. lif] SUST.

1. leaf (of plant):

leaf

feuille f

dock/oak/lettuce leaf

feuille de patience/de chêne/de salade

autumn leaves

feuilles d'automne

to come into leaf

se couvrir de feuilles

2. leaf:

leaf (of paper)

feuille f

leaf (of book)

page f

leaf (of book)

feuillet m espec.

3. leaf (of gold, silver):

leaf

feuille f

4. leaf (of table):

leaf (sliding, removable)

rallonge f

leaf (hinged)

abattant m

II. -leafed, -leaved COMPOSIT.

red-leaf

à feuilles rouges

III. leaf [ingl. brit. liːf, ingl. am. lif]

to shake like a leaf

trembler comme une feuille

to take a leaf out of sb's book

s'inspirer de qn

to turn over a new leaf

tourner la page

en el diccionario PONS

fig [fɪg] SUST.

fig

figue f

I. fig. SUST.

fig. → figure

fig.

fig f

II. fig. ADJ.

fig. → figurative

fig.

fig

I. figure [ˈfɪgəʳ, ingl. am. -jɚ] SUST.

1. figure (outline of body):

figure

silhouette f

a figure in the distance

une silhouette au loin

to have a good figure

avoir un beau corps

to keep one's figure

garder la ligne

2. figure (personality):

figure

personnalité f

a leading figure in the movement

un personnage important dans le mouvement

a figure of fun

un personnage dont on se moque

3. figure (digit):

figure

chiffre m

to be good at figures

être bon en calcul

4. figure pl. (bookkeeping, economic data):

figure

chiffres mpl

5. figure (diagram, representation):

figure

figure f

II. figure [ˈfɪgəʳ, ingl. am. -jɚ] V. trans.

figure

penser

III. figure [ˈfɪgəʳ, ingl. am. -jɚ] V. intr. (appear)

figure

figurer

figurative [ˈfɪgjərətɪv, ingl. am. -jɚət̬ɪv] ADJ.

1. figurative (metaphorical language):

figurative

figuré(e)

2. figurative ARTE:

figurative

figuratif m

leaf <leaves> [li:f] SUST.

1. leaf a. BOT., TÉC.:

leaf

feuille f

2. leaf (table part):

leaf

rallonge f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to take a leaf from sb's book

en prendre de la graine sur qn

to shake like a leaf

trembler comme une feuille

en el diccionario PONS

fig [fɪg] SUST.

fig

figue f

I. fig. ADJ.

fig. → figurative

fig.

fig.

II. fig. SUST.

fig. → figure

fig.

fig. f

I. figure [ˈfɪg·jər] SUST.

1. figure (outline of body):

figure

silhouette f

a figure in the distance

une silhouette au loin

to have a good figure

avoir un beau corps

to keep one's figure

garder la ligne

2. figure (personality):

figure

personnalité f

a leading figure in the movement

un personnage important dans le mouvement

a figure of fun

un personnage dont on se moque

3. figure (digit):

figure

chiffre m

to be good at figures

être bon en calcul

4. figure pl. (bookkeeping, economic data):

figure

chiffres mpl

5. figure (diagram, representation):

figure

figure f

II. figure [ˈfɪg·jər] V. trans.

figure

penser

III. figure [ˈfɪg·jər] V. intr. (appear)

figure

figurer

figurative [ˈfɪg·jər·ə·t̬ɪv] ADJ.

1. figurative LING. (metaphorical):

figurative

figuré(e)

2. figurative ARTE:

figurative

figuratif(-ive)

leaf <leaves> [lif] SUST.

1. leaf a. BOT., TÉC.:

leaf

feuille f

2. leaf (table part):

leaf

rallonge f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to take a leaf out of sb's book

en prendre de la graine sur qn

to shake like a leaf

trembler comme une feuille

to turn over a new leaf

tourner la page

Present

I	leaf
you	leaf
he/she/it	leafs
we	leaf
you	leaf
they	leaf

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

But the judges in their wisdom have allowed perpetrators to go free based on this legal fig leaf.

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The sculptor suggested that he was not even sure what a fig leaf looked like, an often suggested addition, and no coverage was requested during the commission.

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A metaphorical fig leaf is something visible but innocuous, as against a coverup in which the existence of something may be entirely hidden.

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It's purely a fig leaf that covers the fact we need more money to throw at voters.

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Noble patronage was, at the very least, the legal fig leaf that allowed professional players to function in society.

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