OVERFLOW PARKING LOT - Traducción inglés-francés

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

inglés

francés

parking lot

parking m

overflow car park

parc m de stationnement supplémentaire

francés

inglés

parc de stationnement

parking lot ingl. am.

stationnement

parking lot ingl. am.

parking (parc de stationnement)

parking lot ingl. am.

parking à étages

multistory parking lot ingl. am.

‘complet’ (dans un parc de stationnement)

‘parking lot full’ ingl. am.

parking de débordement

overflow car park

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. park [ingl. brit. pɑːk, ingl. am. pɑrk] SUST.

1. park (public garden):

park

jardin m public

park

parc m

2. park (estate):

park

parc m

3. park COM.:

park

parc m

business/industrial/science park

parc d'affaires/industriel/scientifique

4. park:

park ingl. brit. (pitch)

terrain m

park ingl. am. (stadium)

stade m

5. park (on automatic gearbox):

park

position f parking

II. park [ingl. brit. pɑːk, ingl. am. pɑrk] V. trans.

1. park MOTOR:

park vehicle

garer

2. park (deposit) coloq.:

park equipment, boxes, person

laisser

III. park [ingl. brit. pɑːk, ingl. am. pɑrk] V. intr.

park driver:

park

se garer

IV. parked ADJ.

parked car, lorry:

parked

en stationnement

badly parked

mal garé

V. to park oneself V. v. refl.

to park oneself v. refl. coloq.:

to park oneself

s'installer

parking [ingl. brit. ˈpɑːkɪŋ, ingl. am. ˈpɑrkɪŋ] SUST.

1. parking (action):

parking

stationnement m

‘No parking’

‘stationnement interdit’

2. parking (space for cars):

parking

place f de stationnement

3. parking atrbv.:

parking area, charge, permit, problem, regulations, restrictions

de stationnement

parking facilities

pour le stationnement

Lot

Lot

Lot m

in/to the Lot

dans le Lot

I. lot¹ [ingl. brit. lɒt, ingl. am. lɑt] PRON.

1. lot:

a lot (a great deal)

beaucoup

we buy a lot at the market

nous achetons beaucoup de choses au marché

he likes to spend a lot on holidays

il aime dépenser beaucoup d'argent en vacances

to get a lot out of book, activity

tirer beaucoup de

to do a lot to help sb/improve sth

faire beaucoup pour aider qn/améliorer qc

there's not a lot to tell

il n'y a pas grand-chose à raconter

they didn't have a lot left

il ne leur restait pas grand-chose

he knows a lot about sport

il s'y connaît beaucoup en sport

you've taken (rather) a lot on

tu en fais (un peu) trop

I'd give a lot to be able to do

je donnerais cher pour pouvoir faire

it says a lot about her/the regime

ça en dit long sur elle/le régime

it has a lot to do with anxiety

c'est très lié à l'angoisse

that has a lot to do with it

c'est très lié

an awful lot

énormément

there's an awful lot left to do

il reste énormément de choses à faire

quite a lot

beaucoup, pas mal coloq.

to mean quite a lot to sb

avoir beaucoup d'importance pour qn

to mean quite a lot to sb

avoir pas mal d'importance pour qn coloq.

she knows quite a lot about cinema

elle s'y connaît très bien en cinéma

we have such a lot in common

nous avons tellement or tant de choses en commun

such a lot depends on…

tellement or tant de choses dépendent de…

it takes such a lot out of me

ça me fatigue tellement

he's been through such a lot

il a tellement or tant souffert

2. lot coloq.:

the lot (entire amount or selection)

tout

she ate the (whole) lot

elle a tout mangé, elle a mangé le tout

they'll confiscate the lot!

ils vont tout confisquer or confisquer le tout!

you can take the lot

tu peux tout prendre, tu peux prendre le tout

I'll write you a cheque for the lot

je vous ferai un chèque pour le tout

the whole lot tied with a ribbon

le tout attaché avec un ruban

the best speech of the lot

le meilleur de tous les discours

the nicest dress of the lot

la plus belle de toutes les robes

heartburn, cramps, the lot!

des brûlures d'estomac, des crampes, bref tout!

3. lot (specific group of people) coloq.:

she's the best/nicest of the lot

c'est la meilleure/la plus gentille (de tous/toutes)

that lot pey.

ces gens-là pey.

I don't trust that lot

je me méfie de ces gens-là

you lot

vous, vous autres

listen you lot, I've had enough!

écoutez, j'en ai vraiment assez de vous!

my lot can't even spell properly

les miens ne savent même pas écrire correctement

they're not a bad lot

ils ne sont pas méchants

he's a bad lot coloq.

c'est un sale type coloq.

the best of a bad lot coloq.

le moins pire coloq.

II. lot¹ [ingl. brit. lɒt, ingl. am. lɑt] SUST.

1. lot (great deal):

a lot of

beaucoup de

a lot of money/energy/books

beaucoup d'argent/d'énergie/de livres

it affects a lot of women

cela touche beaucoup de femmes

I don't have a lot of

je n'ai pas beaucoup de temps

not a lot of people know that

il n'y a pas beaucoup de gens qui savent ça

I see a lot of him

je le vois beaucoup

you've done a lot of teaching

tu as beaucoup enseigné

to spend an awful coloq. lot of time doing

passer énormément de temps à faire

he has an awful coloq. lot of responsibility

il a énormément de responsabilité

there were quite a lot of people/cars/books

il y avait beaucoup de gens or monde/voitures/livres

there were quite a lot of people/cars/books

il y avait pas mal de gens or monde/voitures/livres coloq.

quite a lot of people disagree

il y a beaucoup de personnes qui ne sont pas d'accord

quite a lot of our efforts/support…

une bonne part de nos efforts/notre soutien…

what a lot of people/books!

que de monde/de livres!

2. lot (entire group) coloq.:

get out, the (whole) lot of you!

sortez tous!

I'd sack the lot of them!

je les mettrais tous à la porte!

I'll outlive the lot of you!

je vous enterrerai tous!

III. lots SUST.

lots coloq.:

lots (and lots) of

des tas de coloq.

lots (and lots) of people, cars, shops, jobs, stories, vegetables music, money, traffic, wine, blood

beaucoup de

there are lots of things to do

il y a beaucoup de choses à faire

there are lots of things to do

il y a des tas de choses à faire coloq.

we have lots in common

nous avons des or un tas de choses en commun coloq.

…and lots more

…et beaucoup d'autres choses

‘has he got records?’—‘yes, lots!

‘il a des disques?’—‘oui des tas!’ coloq.

IV. lots ADV.

lots coloq.:

lots better/more interesting

beaucoup mieux/plus intéressant

lots better/more interesting

vachement mieux/plus intéressant coloq.

V. a lot ADV.

a lot

beaucoup

a lot better/easier/more useful

beaucoup mieux/plus facile/plus utile

a lot worse

bien pire

they talk a lot about justice

ils parlent beaucoup de justice

she works at home a lot

elle travaille beaucoup à la maison

you find this a lot with teenagers

on rencontre beaucoup ce problème chez les adolescents

the situation has improved a lot

la situation s'est beaucoup améliorée

we visit them a lot

nous leur rendons souvent visite

this happens quite a lot

cela arrive très souvent

an awful lot cheaper

beaucoup moins cher

you're smoking an awful lot coloq.

tu fumes beaucoup

it would help an awful coloq. lot

ça aiderait beaucoup

he travels abroad such a lot

il voyage beaucoup à l'étranger

thanks a lot coloq.!

merci beaucoup!

I. fat [ingl. brit. fat, ingl. am. fæt] SUST.

1. fat (in diet):

fat

matières fpl grasses

fat intake

consommation f de matières grasses

animal/vegetable fats

graisses fpl animales/végétales

2. fat (on meat):

fat

gras m

you can leave the fat

tu peux laisser le gras

3. fat (for cooking):

fat (gen)

matière f grasse

fat (from meat)

graisse f

beef/mutton/goose fat

graisse de bœuf/de mouton/d'oie

fried in fat

frit dans de la matière grasse

4. fat (in body):

fat

graisse f

to lay down reserves of fat

accumuler des réserves de graisse

to run to fat

prendre du poids

5. fat QUÍM.:

fat

corps m gras

II. fat [ingl. brit. fat, ingl. am. fæt] ADJ.

1. fat:

fat (overweight) person, animal, body, bottom

gros/grosse

fat (of child) cheek, tummy

rebondi

fat thigh, arm, finger

dodu

to get fat

grossir

to get fat on chocolates

grossir à force de manger des chocolats

to get or grow fat on sth fig.

s'engraisser sur qc

2. fat (full, swollen):

fat wallet, envelope

rebondi

fat file, novel, magazine

épais/épaisse

fat cushion

moelleux/-euse

fat fruit, peapod

gros/grosse

3. fat (remunerative):

fat profit, cheque, fee

gros/grosse

a nice fat job

un travail grassement payé

4. fat (fertile):

fat land, valley, year

fertile

5. fat (worthwhile):

fat rôle

beau/belle

6. fat (fatty):

fat meat, bacon

gras/grasse

7. fat (not much) coloq., irón.:

that's a fat lot of good!

ça me/nous etc rend drôlement service! coloq., irón.

you're a fat lot of use!

tu es vraiment d'un grand secours! irón.

a fat lot you know!

pour ce que tu en sais!

a fatlot you care!

que ça t'intéresse! coloq.

‘will she go?’—‘fat chance!’

‘elle ira?’—‘tu crois au père Noël!’ coloq.

III. fat [ingl. brit. fat, ingl. am. fæt]

the fat's in the fire coloq.

ça va faire des étincelles coloq.

to be in fat city coloq. ingl. am.

être plein aux as coloq.

to live off the fat of the land

vivre grassement

lot² [ingl. brit. lɒt, ingl. am. lɑt] SUST.

1. lot:

lot (destiny)

sort m

lot (quality of life)

condition f

to be happy with one's lot

être content de son sort

to improve one's lot

améliorer sa condition

to improve the lot of the elderly

améliorer la condition des personnes âgées

the poverty and disease which are the lot of many

la pauvreté et la maladie qui sont le lot de beaucoup de gens

a policeman's lot is not a happy one

la vie d'un policier n'est pas enviable

to throw in one's lot with sb

allier son destin à celui de qn

2. lot ingl. am. (piece of land):

lot

parcelle f (de terrain)

vacant lot

terrain m vague

used car lot

garage m vendant des voitures d'occasion

3. lot (at auction):

lot

lot m

lot No. 69, an oil painting by Gauguin

lot n o 69, une huile de Gauguin

4. lot (decision-making process):

lot

tirage m au sort

to draw or cast lots

tirer au sort (to do pour faire)

to be chosen or decided by lot

être tiré au sort

the lot fell to me or it fell to my lot to do

le sort a voulu que je fasse

5. lot CINE (studio):

lot

studio m

6. lot (set, batch):

lot (of goods, articles)

lot m (of de)

lot (of produce, fish)

arrivage m (of de)

lot (of students, recruits, tourists)

arrivage m hum.

parking lot SUST. ingl. am.

parking lot

parking m

job lot [ingl. brit., ingl. am. ˈdʒɑb ˈˌlɑt] SUST.

1. job lot (at auction):

job lot

lot m

2. job lot (collection):

job lot fig.

ramassis m pey.

I. overflow SUST. [ingl. brit. ˈəʊvəfləʊ, ingl. am. ˈoʊvərˌfloʊ]

1. overflow (surplus):

the overflow of students/passengers

les étudiants/les passagers en surnombre

our school takes in the overflow from other areas

notre école accueille les élèves en surnombre dans les régions voisines

2. overflow:

overflow, a. overflow pipe (from bath, sink)

trop-plein m

overflow, a. overflow pipe (from dam)

déversoir m

3. overflow (spillage):

overflow (action)

débordement m

overflow (liquid spilt)

trop-plein m

4. overflow INFORM.:

overflow

dépassement m de capacité

II. overflow V. trans. [ingl. brit. əʊvəˈfləʊ, ingl. am. ˌoʊvərˈfloʊ]

overflow river: banks

inonder

overflow crowd: stadium, theatre

déborder de

III. overflow V. intr. [ingl. brit. əʊvəˈfləʊ, ingl. am. ˌoʊvərˈfloʊ]

overflow bath, bin, river, water:

déborder (into dans, onto sur)

overflow crowd, refugees:

déborder

they overflowed onto the steps/into the streets

ils ont débordé sur les marches/dans les rues

to be full to overflowing bath, bowl:

déborder

to be full to overflowing room, theatre:

être plein à craquer

to overflow with fig. gratitude, love

déborder de

IV. overflowing ˌəʊvəˈfləʊɪŋ ADJ.

overflowing [ˌəʊvəˈfləʊɪŋ] school

saturé

overflowing [ˌəʊvəˈfləʊɪŋ] prison

surpeuplé

overflowing [ˌəʊvəˈfləʊɪŋ] dustbin, bath

débordant

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

francés

parking lot

parking m

parking lot

stationnement m fr. canad.

parking lot

parking m

francés

inglés

parking

parking lot ingl. am.

stationnement

parking lot ingl. am.

en el diccionario PONS

lot [lɒt, ingl. am. lɑ:t] SUST.

1. lot (much/many):

a lot/lots

beaucoup

a lot of people/rain

beaucoup de gens/pluie

to do a lot of travelling

voyager beaucoup

lots of children

beaucoup d'enfants

to feel a lot better

se sentir beaucoup mieux

to be a lot on the road

être souvent sur la route

2. lot (group of people):

lot

groupe m

my lot

les miens

3. lot (everything):

the lot

le tout

4. lot (fate):

lot

sort m

to cast in one's lot with sb

partager le sort de qn

it falls to sb's lot to do sth form.

le sort a voulu que qn fasse qc +subj

5. lot (share in a lottery):

lot

sort m

to draw lots

tirer au sort

to choose sb/sth by lot

choisir qn/qc au sort

6. lot ingl. am., ingl. austr. (plot of land):

lot

terrain m

building lot

lotissement m

parking lot

parking m

7. lot (unit in an auction):

lot

lot m

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be a bad lot

ne pas valoir cher

parking SUST. no pl.

1. parking AUTO.:

parking

stationnement m

2. parking (space to park):

parking

la place f

I. park [pɑ:k, ingl. am. pɑ:rk] SUST.

park

parc m

II. park [pɑ:k, ingl. am. pɑ:rk] V. trans.

1. park AUTO.:

park

garer

2. park coloq. (deposit):

park

déposer

3. park coloq. (sit down):

to park oneself

s'installer

III. park [pɑ:k, ingl. am. pɑ:rk] V. intr.

park

se garer

I. overflow SUST.

1. overflow (of liquid):

overflow

débordement m

2. overflow (pipe):

overflow

trop-plein m

3. overflow (surplus):

overflow

surplus m

II. overflow V. intr. a. fig.

overflow

déborder

to overflow with sth

déborder de qc

to be full to overflowing

être plein à craquer

to overflow (full to) overflowing with emotion

déborder d'émotions

III. overflow V. trans. fig.

overflow

inonder

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

francés

parking lot

stationnement m fr. canad.

parking lot

parking m

parking lot

parking m

francés

inglés

parking

parking lot

stationnement

parking lot

en el diccionario PONS

lot [lat] SUST.

1. lot (much/many):

a lot/lots

beaucoup

a lot of people/rain

beaucoup de gens/pluie

to do a lot of traveling

voyager beaucoup

lots of children

beaucoup d'enfants

to feel a lot better

se sentir beaucoup mieux

2. lot (plot of land):

lot

terrain m

building lot

lotissement m

parking lot

parking m

3. lot (group of people):

lot

groupe m

4. lot (everything):

the whole lot

le tout

5. lot (fate):

lot

sort m

to cast in one's lot with sb

partager le sort de qn

it falls to sb's lot to do sth form.

le sort a voulu que qn fasse qc +subj

6. lot (share in a lottery):

lot

lot m

to draw lots

tirer au sort

to choose sb/sth by lot

choisir qn/qc au hasard

7. lot (unit in an auction):

lot

lot m

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be a bad lot

ne pas valoir cher

parking SUST.

1. parking AUTO.:

parking

stationnement m

2. parking (space to park):

parking

place f

I. park [park] SUST.

park

parc m

II. park [park] V. trans.

1. park AUTO.:

park

garer

2. park coloq. (deposit):

park

déposer

3. park coloq. (sit down):

to park oneself

s'installer

III. park [park] V. intr.

park

se garer

I. overflow SUST.

1. overflow (of liquid):

overflow

débordement m

2. overflow (pipe):

overflow

trop-plein m

3. overflow (surplus):

overflow

surplus m

II. overflow V. intr. a. fig.

overflow

déborder

to overflow with sth

déborder de qc

to be full to overflowing

être plein à craquer coloq.

to be (full to) overflowing with emotion

déborder d'émotions

III. overflow V. trans. fig.

overflow

inonder

Present

I	park
you	park
he/she/it	parks
we	park
you	park
they	park

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

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