PLOT TWIST - Traducción inglés-francés

plot twist [ˈplɒ(t) twɪst, ingl. am.ˈplɑ(t) ˌtwɪst] SUST.

plot twist

rebondissement m

I. plot [ingl. brit. plɒt, ingl. am. plɑt] SUST.

1. plot (conspiracy):

plot

complot m

plot

conspiration f (against contre, to do pour faire)

an assassination plot

un complot d'assassinat

2. plot (of novel, film, play):

plot CINE, LIT.

intrigue f

the plot thickens

l'histoire se corse

3. plot (for growing plants):

plot of land

parcelle f de terre

a vegetable plot

un carré de légumes

4. plot CONSTR. (site):

plot

terrain m à bâtir

5. plot (in cemetery):

plot

concession f funéraire

II. plot <part. pres. plotting; pret. imperf., part. pas. plotted> [ingl. brit. plɒt, ingl. am. plɑt] V. trans.

1. plot (plan):

plot murder, attack, return

comploter

plot revolution

fomenter

to plot to do

comploter de faire

2. plot (chart):

plot course

relever [qc] sur une carte

plot progress

tracer [qc] sur une carte

we plotted our position on the map

nous avons pointé notre position sur la carte

3. plot (on graph):

plot MAT., ESTAD. curve, graph

tracer [qc] point par point

plot figures, points

reporter

to plot the progress/decline of sth

tracer la courbe de progression/déclin de qc

4. plot LIT. (invent):

plot episode, story, destiny

inventer

a carefully/thinly plotted play

une pièce à l'intrigue bien construite/bien mince

III. plot <part. pres. plotting; pret. imperf., part. pas. plotted> [ingl. brit. plɒt, ingl. am. plɑt] V. intr. (conspire)

plot

conspirer (against contre)

to plot together

conspirer ensemble

IV. plot [ingl. brit. plɒt, ingl. am. plɑt]

to lose the plot

perdre la tête

I. twist [ingl. brit. twɪst, ingl. am. twɪst] SUST.

1. twist (action):

he gave the cap a twist (to open)

il a dévissé le bouchon

he gave the cap a twist (to close)

il a vissé le bouchon

with a couple of twists she unscrewed the lid

en deux tours de poignet elle a dévissé le couvercle

he gave his ankle a nasty twist

il s'est tordu la cheville

2. twist (bend, kink):

twist (in rope, cord, wool)

tortillon m

twist (in road)

zigzag m

twist (in river)

coude m

the road is full of twists and turns

la route est pleine de zigzags

there's a twist in the hosepipe

le tuyau est entortillé

I've got my wool into a real twist

ma laine est complètement emmêlée

3. twist fig.:

twist (unexpected change of direction) (in play, story)

coup m de théâtre

twist (episode in crisis, events)

rebondissement m

a strange twist of fate

un étrange coup du sort

the twists and turns of the argument/the plot

le fil tortueux de l'argumentation/de l'intrigue

to give sth a new twist

donner un tour nouveau à qc

events took an unexpected twist

les événements ont pris un tour inattendu

4. twist (small amount):

twist (of yarn, thread, hair)

torsade f

a twist of paper

une papillote

a twist of lemon

une tranche de citron

5. twist DEP.:

to put some twist on the ball

donner de l'effet à la balle

6. twist (thread):

twist

cordonnet m

7. twist (dance):

the twist

le twist

to do the twist

danser le twist

II. twist [ingl. brit. twɪst, ingl. am. twɪst] V. trans.

1. twist:

twist (turn) knob, handle

tourner

twist (open) top, cap, lid

dévisser

twist (close) top, cap, lid

visser

to twist sth off cap, top, lid

dévisser qc

to twist sth off piece, branch

arracher qc (en tordant)

he twisted the neck of the bag to close it

il a tortillé le haut du sac pour le fermer

to twist one's head around

tourner la tête

to twist one's head away

tourner la tête

he twisted around in his chair

il s'est retourné dans son fauteuil

twist it round sideways to get it through the door

tournez-le de côté pour le faire passer par la porte

to twist sb's arm literal

tordre le bras à qn

to twist sb's arm fig.

forcer la main à qn

2. twist (wind, twine):

to twist X and Y together

torsader X et Y

to twist the threads together

torsader les fils

to twist X round Y

enrouler X autour de Y

she twisted the scarf (round) in her hands

elle tortillait l'écharpe entre ses doigts

to twist a rope around sth

passer une corde autour de qc

they twisted a sheet (up) into a rope

ils ont entortillé un drap pour en faire une corde

to twist one's hair up into a bun

se faire un chignon torsadé

3. twist (bend, distort) literal:

twist metal, rod, branch

tordre

his face was twisted with pain/rage

son visage était tordu de douleur/de rage

she twisted her mouth into a smile

elle a grimacé un sourire

4. twist fig. words, statement, facts:

twist

déformer

you're trying to twist my meaning

vous essayez de déformer mes paroles

5. twist (injure):

to twist one's ankle/wrist

se tordre la cheville/le poignet

to twist one's neck

attraper un torticolis

6. twist DEP.:

twist ball

donner de l'effet à

III. twist [ingl. brit. twɪst, ingl. am. twɪst] V. intr.

1. twist person:

he twisted free of her grasp

il s'est dégagé d'un mouvement brusque

the wounded man lay twisting and writhing on the ground

le blessé se tordait et se contorsionnait sur le sol

his face twisted into a smile

il a grimacé un sourire

to twist round (turn round)

se retourner

2. twist:

twist rope, flex, coil:

s'entortiller

twist river, road:

serpenter

to twist and turn road, path:

serpenter

3. twist (dance):

twist

danser le twist

4. twist (in cards):

twist

tirer une carte

IV. twist [ingl. brit. twɪst, ingl. am. twɪst]

(to have a) twist in the tail

(avoir un) dénouement inattendu

to get oneself into a twist coloq.

se tracasser coloq.

to be round the twist coloq.

être dingue coloq.

to be round the twist coloq.

être fou/folle

to go round the twist coloq.

devenir fou/folle

to drive sb round the twist coloq.

rendre qn fou/folle

I. plot [plɒt, ingl. am. plɑ:t] SUST.

1. plot (conspiracy, secret plan):

plot

complot m

the Gunpowder Plot

la Conspiration des Poudres

2. plot (story line):

plot

intrigue f

3. plot (small piece of land):

plot

parcelle f

building plot

parcelle à bâtir

garden plot

jardin m

vegetable plot

potager m

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

the plot thickens irón. hum.

les choses se compliquent

II. plot <-tt-> [plɒt, ingl. am. plɑ:t] V. trans.

1. plot (conspire):

plot

comploter

2. plot (create):

plot story line

écrire

3. plot (present or represent graphically):

plot curve

tracer

4. plot MILIT.:

plot position

pointer

III. plot <-tt-> [plɒt, ingl. am. plɑ:t] V. intr.

plot

comploter

I. twist [twɪst] V. trans.

1. twist (turn):

twist metal, cloth

tordre

twist handle, lid

tourner

to twist one's ankle

se fouler la cheville

I twisted the top off the jar

j'ai dévissé le couvercle du pot

to twist sth out of shape

déformer qc en tordant

to twist sth into a knot

former un nœud en tordant qc

he twisted his face into an ugly smile fig.

son visage se déforma en un vilain sourire

2. twist (wind around):

twist

enrouler

to twist sth together strands, hands

entrelacer qc

3. twist (manipulate):

twist words

déformer

to twist sth into sth

transformer qc en qc

4. twist coloq. (cheat):

twist

rouler

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to twist sb's arm

forcer la main à qn

to twist sb round one's (little) finger

mener qn par le bout du nez

II. twist [twɪst] V. intr.

1. twist (turn round):

twist

se (re)tourner

2. twist (squirm around):

twist

s'enrouler

to twist and turn

s'agiter dans tous les sens

3. twist (contort) a. MED.:

twist

se tordre

4. twist (curve):

twist path

serpenter

to twist and turn

faire des zigzags

5. twist (change):

twist

se transformer

6. twist (dance):

twist

twister

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be left twisting in the wind

être laissé dans l'incertitude

III. twist [twɪst] SUST.

1. twist (turn):

twist

tour m

to give sth a twist

tourner qc

with a twist of sth

d'un tour de qc

2. twist (rotation):

twist

rotation f

twist MED.

entorse f

3. twist (action):

twist

torsion f

4. twist (sharp curve):

twist

tournant m

twists and turns

tours et détours

5. twist (changing point):

twist

tournant m

to take a new twist

prendre un nouveau tournant

6. twist (change):

twist

tournure f

to give sth a twist

donner une nouvelle tournure à qc

a surprise twist to the story

une tournure surprenante dans l'histoire

7. twist (curl):

twist hair

torsade f

twist lemon

zeste m

twist ribbon

tortillon m

twist thread

torsade f

8. twist (dance):

twist

twist m

to do the twist

danser le twist

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be in a twist

être à bout

to go round the twist ingl. brit. coloq.

devenir cinglé

I. plot [plat] SUST.

1. plot (conspiracy, secret plan):

plot

complot m

2. plot (story line):

plot

intrigue f

3. plot (small piece of land):

plot

parcelle f

garden plot

jardin m

vegetable plot

potager m

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

the plot thickens irón. hum.

les choses fpl se compliquent

II. plot <-tt-> [plat] V. trans.

1. plot (conspire):

plot

comploter

2. plot (create):

plot story line

écrire

3. plot (present or represent graphically):

plot curve

tracer

4. plot MILIT.:

plot position

pointer

III. plot <-tt-> [plat] V. intr.

plot

comploter

I. twist [twɪst] V. trans.

1. twist (turn):

twist metal, cloth

tordre

twist handle, lid

tourner

to twist one's ankle

se fouler la cheville

I twisted the top off the jar

j'ai dévissé le couvercle du pot

to twist sth out of shape

déformer qc en le tordant

to twist sth into a knot

former un nœud en tordant qc

he twisted his face into an ugly smile fig.

son visage se déforma en un vilain sourire

2. twist (wind around):

twist

enrouler

to twist sth together strands, hands

entrelacer qc

3. twist (manipulate):

twist words

déformer

to twist sth into sth

transformer qc en qc

4. twist coloq. (cheat):

twist

rouler

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to twist sb's arm

forcer la main à qn

to twist sb round one's (little) finger

mener qn par le bout du nez

II. twist [twɪst] V. intr.

1. twist (turn around):

twist

se (re)tourner

2. twist (squirm around):

twist

s'enrouler

to twist and turn

s'agiter dans tous les sens

3. twist (contort) a. MED.:

twist

se tordre

4. twist (curve):

twist path

serpenter

to twist and turn

faire des zigzags

5. twist (change):

twist

se transformer

6. twist (dance):

twist

twister

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be left twisting in the wind

être laissé dans l'incertitude

III. twist [twɪst] SUST.

1. twist (turn):

twist

tour m

with a twist of sth

d'un tour de qc

2. twist (rotation):

twist

rotation f

twist MED.

entorse f

3. twist (action):

twist

torsion f

4. twist (sharp curve):

twist

tournant m

twists and turns

tours mpl et détours mpl

5. twist (changing point):

twist

tournant m

to take a new twist

prendre un nouveau tournant

6. twist (change):

twist

tournure f

to give sth a twist

donner une nouvelle tournure à qc

a surprise twist to the story

une tournure surprenante dans l'histoire

7. twist (curl):

twist hair

torsade f

twist lemon

zeste m

twist ribbon

tortillon m

twist thread

torsade f

8. twist (dance):

twist

twist m

to do the twist

danser le twist

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be in a twist

être à bout

Present

I	plot
you	plot
he/she/it	plots
we	plot
you	plot
they	plot

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

Briefings take place at the start of each mission, which advance the plot and introduce new characters.

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The plot is largely a retread of the original movie - nothing wrong with that - but it feels strangely dated, derivative rather than a fresh re-interpretation.

www.smh.com.au

Part of the plot revolves around retrieving the missing master copy of a film cartridge that makes viewers lose all interest in anything other than viewing it.

www.businessinsider.com.au

A lag plot can be used to verify the residuals are independent.

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As in the split-plot design, strip-plot designs result when the randomization in the experiment has been restricted in some way.

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