FLAPPING - Traducción inglés-francés

inglés

francés

I. flap [ingl. brit. flap, ingl. am. flæp] SUST.

1. flap (on pocket, envelope, hat, tent):

flap

rabat m

2. flap (made of wood):

flap (on table, bar)

abattant m

flap (of trapdoor)

trappe f

flap (for cat)

chatière f

3. flap (movement):

flap (of wings)

battement m (of de)

flap (of sail)

claquement m (of de)

4. flap AERO.:

flap

volet m

5. flap (panic) coloq.:

to be in a flap

être affolé

to get into a flap

s'affoler

6. flap LING.:

flap

battement m

II. flap <part. pres. flapping; pret. imperf., part. pas. flapped> [ingl. brit. flap, ingl. am. flæp] V. trans.

flap wind: sail, cloth

claquer

flap paper, clothes

faire voleter

flap person: sheet, cloth etc

secouer

flap paper, letter

agiter

to flap sth at sb/sth

agiter qc en direction de qn/qc

the bird was flapping its wings

l'oiseau battait des ailes

he flapped his arms around

il battait l'air de ses bras

III. flap <part. pres. flapping; pret. imperf., part. pas. flapped> [ingl. brit. flap, ingl. am. flæp] V. intr.

1. flap (move):

flap wing:

battre

flap sail, flag, material, door:

claquer

flap paper, clothes:

voleter

the birds flapped away

les oiseaux se sont éloignés en battant des ailes

2. flap coloq. (panic):

flap

s'affoler

stop flapping!

calme-toi!

cat flap SUST.

cat flap

chattière f

ear flap SUST. (on hat)

ear flap

oreillette f

wing flap SUST.

wing flap

aileron m

francés

inglés

chattière

cat flap

bavolet

storm flap

pare-boue

mud flap

rabat

flap

abattant (de bureau, secrétaire)

(drop) leaf, flap

pendiller

to flap about

inglés

francés

I. flap <-pp-> [flæp] V. trans.

to flap sth

agiter qc

to flap one's wings

battre des ailes

II. flap <-pp-> [flæp] V. intr.

1. flap (fly by waving wings):

flap

battre des ailes

2. flap (vibrate, flutter):

flap

battre

3. flap coloq. (become excited):

flap

s'affoler

III. flap [flæp] SUST.

1. flap (flutter):

flap

battement m

2. flap (fold):

flap

rabat m

3. flap (hinged part):

flap

rabat m

flap on wing

volet m de freinage

a cat flap

une chatière

4. flap coloq. (fluster, panic):

flap

affolement m

to be in a flap

s'affoler

sb's ears are flapping

qn tend l'oreille

francés

inglés

claquement d'un drapeau

flapping

chatière f

cat flap

strapontin

flap seat

rabat d'une poche, enveloppe

flap

volet

flap

claquer drapeau

to flap

battre des ailes

to flap one's wings

inglés

francés

I. flap <-pp-> [flæp] V. trans.

to flap sth

agiter qc

to flap one's wings

battre des ailes

II. flap <-pp-> [flæp] V. intr.

1. flap (fly by waving wings):

flap

battre des ailes

2. flap (vibrate, flutter):

flap

battre

3. flap coloq. (become excited):

flap

s'affoler

III. flap [flæp] SUST.

1. flap (flutter):

flap

battement m

2. flap (fold):

flap

rabat m

3. flap (hinged part):

flap

rabat m

flap on wing

volet m de freinage

4. flap coloq. (fluster, panic):

flap

affolement m

to be in a flap

s'affoler

francés

inglés

rabat

flap

strapontin

flap seat

volet

flap

claquer drapeau

to flap

battre des ailes

to flap one's wings

Present

I	flap
you	flap
he/she/it	flaps
we	flap
you	flap
they	flap

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

Birds normally achieve thrust during flight by flapping their wings.

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When threatened, it can extend a skin flap along its throat.

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Its 7.72mft 1 span wing has an area of 8.49m2 sqft and mounts flaps.

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There is a well-developed flap of skin in front of each nostril, defining the inflow and outflow openings.

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However, the overlapping flaps of these designs are cut away, leaving a slot-like opening running down the front of the leg and over the foot.

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