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barres parallèles
parallel bars SUST. sust. pl.
I. bar [ingl. brit. bɑː, ingl. am. bɑr] SUST.
1. bar (strip of metal, wood):
2. bar (on cage, cell, window):
3. bar:
bar m
4. bar (block):
5. bar (obstacle):
obstacle m (to pour, to doing pour faire)
6. bar DER. (profession):
7. bar DER. (in court):
8. bar DEP. (in gym, across goal):
9. bar MÚS.:
10. bar (in electric fire):
11. bar MILIT.:
bar ingl. brit. (on medal)
bar ingl. am. (on uniform)
12. bar HERÁLD.:
II. bar [ingl. brit. bɑː, ingl. am. bɑr] PREP.
III. bar <part. pres. barring; pret. imperf., part. pas. barred> [ingl. brit. bɑː, ingl. am. bɑr] V. trans.
1. bar (block):
bar way, path
to bar sb's way
2. bar (ban):
bar person
exclure (from sth de qc)
bar activity
3. bar (fasten):
bar gate, shutter
IV. barred ADJ.
1. barred window:
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
barred with (striped with) colour, mud
V. -barred COMPOSIT.
VI. bar [ingl. brit. bɑː, ingl. am. bɑr]
I. parallel [ingl. brit. ˈparəlɛl, ingl. am. ˈpɛrəˌlɛl] SUST.
1. parallel MAT.:
2. parallel GEOGR.:
3. parallel (comparison):
parallèle m (between entre, to avec)
4. parallel ELECTRÓ.:
II. parallel [ingl. brit. ˈparəlɛl, ingl. am. ˈpɛrəˌlɛl] ADJ.
1. parallel MAT.:
parallèle (to, with à)
2. parallel (similar):
parallel case, example, experience, situation
analogue (to, with à)
3. parallel (simultaneous):
parallèle (to, with à)
4. parallel ELECTRÓ.:
parallel circuit, connection
5. parallel INFORM.:
parallel printer, transfer, transmission
III. parallel to, parallel with ADV.
IV. parallel <part. pres. ingl. brit. parallelling, parallelled ingl. am. paralleling, paralleled> [ingl. brit. ˈparəlɛl, ingl. am. ˈpɛrəˌlɛl] V. trans.
1. parallel (equal):
2. parallel (find a comparison):
parallel bars SUST. pl. DEP.
I. bar1 [bɑ:ʳ, ingl. am. bɑ:r] SUST.
1. bar (elongated piece):
bar of steel
bar of chocolate
bar of gold
bar of soap
2. bar (rod):
bar of cage
3. bar (band):
bar of light
bar of colour
4. bar GASTR.:
bar m
5. bar DER.:
6. bar MÚS.:
7. bar DEP.:
8. bar (heating element):
9. bar fig.:
II. bar1 <-rr-> [bɑ:ʳ, ingl. am. bɑ:r] V. trans.
1. bar (fasten):
2. bar (obstruct):
3. bar (prohibit):
to bar sb from sth/doing sth
défendre qc à qn/à qn de faire qc
Bar [bɑ:ʳ, ingl. am. bɑ:r] SUST. DER.
bar2 [bɑ:ʳ, ingl. am. bɑ:r] PREP. ingl. brit. (except for)
bar sb/sth
excepté qn/qc
I. parallel [ˈpærəlel, ingl. am. ˈper-] SUST.
1. parallel GEO. (position of line):
2. parallel MAT.:
3. parallel fig. (comparison):
4. parallel ELECTR.:
II. parallel [ˈpærəlel, ingl. am. ˈper-] ADJ. a. fig.
III. parallel [ˈpærəlel, ingl. am. ˈper-] V. trans.
1. parallel (be parallel to) a. MAT.:
2. parallel (be similar to):
3. parallel (be equal to):
parallel bars SUST. pl. sports
I. bar [bar] SUST.
1. bar (elongated piece):
bar of steel
bar of chocolate
bar of gold
bar of soap
2. bar (rod):
bar of cage
3. bar (band):
bar of light
rai m
bar of color
4. bar culin:
bar m
5. bar MÚS.:
beats to [or in] the bar
6. bar sports:
7. bar fig.:
II. bar <-rr-> [bar] V. trans.
1. bar (fasten):
2. bar (obstruct):
3. bar (prohibit):
to bar sb from sth/doing sth
défendre qc à qn/à qn de faire qc
I. parallel [ˈper·ə·lel] SUST.
1. parallel math:
2. parallel fig. (comparison):
3. parallel GEO. (degree of latitude):
4. parallel ELECTR.:
II. parallel [ˈper·ə·lel] ADJ. a. fig.
III. parallel [ˈper·ə·lel] V. trans.
1. parallel (be parallel to) a. math:
2. parallel (be similar to):
3. parallel (be equal to):
IV. parallel [ˈper·ə·lel] ADV.
Present
Ibar
youbar
he/she/itbars
webar
youbar
theybar
Past
Ibarred
youbarred
he/she/itbarred
webarred
youbarred
theybarred
Present Perfect
Ihavebarred
youhavebarred
he/she/ithasbarred
wehavebarred
youhavebarred
theyhavebarred
Past Perfect
Ihadbarred
youhadbarred
he/she/ithadbarred
wehadbarred
youhadbarred
theyhadbarred
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