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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

mess hall SUST. MILIT.

mess hall: réfectoire m

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

hall [ingl. brit. hɔːl, ingl. am. hɔl] SUST.

1. hall:

hall (in house): entrée f

hall (corridor): couloir m

hall (in hotel, airport, station): hall m

arrivals hall AERO.: hall d'arrivée

departures hall AERO.: hall de départ

2. hall:

hall (for public events): (grande) salle f

hall (of church): salle f paroissiale

(of school) (assembly) hall: salle f de réunions

the local hall: la salle polyvalente or des fêtes

3. hall ADMIN. (offices) → city hall

4. hall UNIV. (residence):

hall: résidence f universitaire

to live in hall: loger en résidence universitaire

5. hall UNIV. (refectory):

hall: réfectoire m

to dine in hall ingl. brit.: dîner au réfectoire

6. hall (country house):

hall: manoir m

town hall SUST.

town hall: mairie f

town hall: hôtel m de ville

concert hall SUST.

concert hall: salle f de concert

city hall SUST. ingl. am.

1. city hall (building):

city hall (in large town): hôtel m de ville

city hall (in small town): mairie f

2. city hall ADMIN.:

city hall: administration f municipale

you can't fight city hall coloq.: on ne peut rien faire contre une bureaucratie mesquine

Assembly Info

I. mess [ingl. brit. mɛs, ingl. am. mɛs] SUST.

1. mess (untidy state):

mess: désordre m

what a mess!: quel désordre!

what a mess!: quelle pagaille! coloq.

to make a mess children, workmen:: mettre du désordre

to leave sth in a mess: laisser qc en désordre

the kitchen is (in) a mess: la cuisine est en désordre

to tidy or clear up the mess: mettre de l'ordre

this report is a mess!: ce rapport est fait n'importe comment!

my hair is a mess: je suis complètement décoiffée

you look a mess! ingl. brit., you look like a mess! ingl. am.: tu es dans un bel état!

2. mess (muddled state) fig.:

my life is a mess: ma vie est un désastre

the economy/country is in a terrible mess: l'économie/le pays est dans une situation catastrophique

to make a mess of the job: massacrer le travail coloq.

to let things get into a mess: laisser les choses aller à vau-l'eau

how did we get into this mess?: comment a-t-on fait pour en arriver là?

you got us into this mess: c'est toi qui nous as mis dans ce pétrin coloq.

he'll get us out of this mess: il nous sortira de ce pétrin coloq.

this is a fine mess you've got ingl. brit. or gotten ingl. am. us into!: grâce à toi, nous voilà dans de beaux draps!

3. mess (pitiful state) coloq.:

his face was a mess after the accident: il avait le visage amoché après l'accident coloq.

he's a mess (psychologically): il est dans un sale état

he's a mess (incompetent): il est nul coloq.

4. mess (excrement):

mess: saletés fpl

the dog made a mess on the lawn: le chien a fait ses saletés sur la pelouse

5. mess (stain):

to make a mess of or on the tablecloth/ carpet: salir la nappe/moquette

to make a mess of oneself (gen): se salir

to make a mess of oneself (when eating): manger salement

6. mess MILIT.:

mess: cantine f

officers' mess (in the army): mess m

officers' mess (in the navy): carré m des officiers

7. mess ingl. am. coloq.:

mess: portion f

a mess of greens: une portion de légumes verts

II. mess [ingl. brit. mɛs, ingl. am. mɛs] V. intr. coloq. (meddle)

to mess with drugs: toucher à

I don't mess with drugs: je ne touche pas à la drogue

don't mess with him, he's dangerous: évite-le, il est dangereux

III. mess [ingl. brit. mɛs, ingl. am. mɛs]

no messing coloq.!: sans blagues! coloq.

to sell one's birthright for a mess of pottage BÍBL.: vendre son droit d'aînesse pour un plat de lentilles

en el diccionario PONS

hall [hɔ:l] SUST.

1. hall (room by front door):

hall: entrée f

hall of public building, hotel: hall m

hall of public building, hotel: allée f suizo

2. hall (corridor):

hall: couloir m

3. hall (large public room):

hall: salle f

hall: aula f suizo

church/concert hall: salle paroissiale/de concert

4. hall UNIV., ENS.:

hall: réfectoire m

to dine in hall: manger au réfectoire

hall of residence: résidence f universitaire

5. hall (large country house):

hall: manoir m

I. mess [mes] SUST.

1. mess (not tidy):

mess: bazar m

mess: margaille f Bélg.

to be in a mess: être en fouillis

to make a mess: faire un chantier

your work is a real mess: ton travail est fait n'importe comment

2. mess (dirty):

to make a mess on sth: salir qc

3. mess (trouble):

to get oneself into a (bit of a) mess: se mettre dans de beaux draps

to make a mess of sth: massacrer qc

4. mess (animal excrement):

mess: crotte f

5. mess ingl. brit. (officer's eating hall):

mess: mess m

II. mess [mes] V. trans. coloq.

1. mess (make untidy):

to mess sth (up): mettre du désordre dans qc

2. mess (botch up):

to mess sth (up): gâcher qc

III. mess [mes] V. intr.

1. mess (be silly):

mess: faire l'imbécile

2. mess:

mess: manger au mess

en el diccionario PONS

hall [hɔl] SUST.

1. hall (corridor):

hall: couloir m

2. hall (room by front door):

hall: entrée f

hall of public building, hotel: hall m

hall of public building, hotel: allée f suizo

3. hall (large public room):

hall: salle f

hall: aula f suizo

church/concert hall: salle paroissiale/de concert

4. hall UNIV., ENS.:

hall: réfectoire m

residence hall: résidence f universitaire

5. hall (large country house):

hall: manoir m

I. mess [mes] SUST.

1. mess (not neat):

mess: bazar m

mess: margaille f Bélg.

to be (in) a mess: être en fouillis

to make a mess: faire un chantier

your work is a real mess: ton travail est fait n'importe comment

2. mess (dirty):

to make a mess on sth: salir qc

3. mess (trouble):

to get oneself into a mess: se mettre dans de beaux draps

to make a mess of sth: massacrer qc

4. mess (animal excrement):

mess: crotte f

5. mess (officers' eating hall):

mess: mess m

II. mess [mes] V. trans. coloq.

1. mess (make messy):

to mess sth (up): mettre du désordre dans qc

2. mess (screw up):

to mess sth (up): gâcher qc

III. mess [mes] V. intr. (screw up)

mess: faire du travail bâclé

Present
I	mess
you	mess
he/she/it	messes
we	mess
you	mess
they	mess

Past
I	messed
you	messed
he/she/it	messed
we	messed
you	messed
they	messed

Present Perfect
I	have	messed
you	have	messed
he/she/it	has	messed
we	have	messed
you	have	messed
they	have	messed

Past Perfect
I	had	messed
you	had	messed
he/she/it	had	messed
we	had	messed
you	had	messed
they	had	messed

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The hall has gone through several disguises including hotel and country retreat.

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The integrated check-in hall has 58 check-in counters as well as numerous self-service kiosks.

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While there are no public services, residents enjoy a community hall, a tennis court, baseball field, and playground.

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