PROXIMITY FUSE - Traducción inglés-francés

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

proximity fuse SUST.

proximity fuse

fusée f de proximité

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

proximity [ingl. brit. prɒkˈsɪmɪti, ingl. am. prɑkˈsɪmədi] SUST.

proximity

proximité f (of de)

in the proximity of

à proximité de

its close proximity to the station/to London

le fait qu'il se trouve près de la gare/de Londres

I. fuse [ingl. brit. fjuːz, ingl. am. fjuz] SUST.

1. fuse ELECTR.:

fuse

fusible m

fuse

plomb m

a fuse has blown

un fusible a sauté

to blow a fuse literal

faire sauter un fusible

to blow a fuse fig., coloq.

piquer une crise coloq.

2. fuse (cord):

fuse (for explosive device)

mèche f

3. fuse (detonator):

fuse

détonateur m

II. fuse [ingl. brit. fjuːz, ingl. am. fjuz] V. trans.

1. fuse ingl. brit. ELECTR.:

to fuse the lights

faire sauter les plombs coloq.

2. fuse:

fuse plug

munir [qc] d'un fusible

fuse bomb

amorcer

3. fuse TÉC. (unite):

fuse wires

souder

fuse metals

amalgamer

4. fuse fig. ideas, images:

fuse

faire fusionner

III. fuse [ingl. brit. fjuːz, ingl. am. fjuz] V. intr.

1. fuse ingl. brit. ELECTR.:

the lights have fused

les plombs ont sauté

2. fuse TÉC.:

fuse metals, chemicals:

amalgamer

3. fuse fig.:

fuse, a. fuse together images, ideas:

fusionner

IV. fused ADJ. ELECTR.

fused plug

avec fusible incorporé

V. fuse [ingl. brit. fjuːz, ingl. am. fjuz]

to be on a short fuse

être soupe au lait

en el diccionario PONS

proximity [prɒkˈsɪməti, ingl. am. prɑ:kˈsɪmət̬i] SUST. no pl. form.

proximity

proximité f

to be in (close) proximity to sb/sth

être très proche de qn/qc

I. fuse [fju:z] SUST.

1. fuse (electrical safety device):

fuse

fusible m

to blow a fuse

faire sauter un plomb

the fuse has gone

le plomb a sauté

2. fuse (ignition device, detonator):

fuse

détonateur m

3. fuse (string):

fuse

mèche f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to have a short fuse

ne pas avoir de patience

to blow one's fuse

péter les plombs

II. fuse [fju:z] V. intr.

1. fuse (melt):

fuse

fondre

to fuse together

s'unifier

2. fuse (blow a fuse):

fuse

faire sauter les plombs

3. fuse (join):

fuse a. fig.

fusionner

III. fuse [fju:z] V. trans.

1. fuse ELECTR.:

fuse

faire sauter

to fuse the lights

faire sauter les plombs

2. fuse (melt):

fuse

fondre

3. fuse (join together):

fuse

faire fusionner

4. fuse (bomb):

fuse

amorcer

en el diccionario PONS

proximity [prak·ˈsɪ·mə·t̬i] SUST. form.

proximity

proximité f

to be in (close) proximity to sb/sth

être très proche de qn/qc

I. fuse [fjuz] SUST.

1. fuse (electrical safety device):

fuse

fusible m

to blow a fuse

faire sauter un plomb

2. fuse (ignition device, detonator):

fuse

détonateur m

3. fuse (string):

fuse

mèche f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to have a short fuse

ne pas avoir de patience

to blow one's fuse

péter les plombs

II. fuse [fjuz] V. intr.

1. fuse (melt):

fuse

fondre

to fuse together

s'unifier

2. fuse (connect):

fuse a. fig.

fusionner

III. fuse [fjuz] V. trans.

1. fuse (melt):

fuse

fondre

2. fuse (connect):

fuse

faire fusionner

3. fuse (bomb):

fuse

amorcer

Present

I	fuse
you	fuse
he/she/it	fuses
we	fuse
you	fuse
they	fuse

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

He worked on such problems as the proximity fuse for naval antiaircraft gunfire, which was used effectively during the war.

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The close proximity of a busy school and small local roads required considerable organisation and sensitivity during construction.

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The fuze action is initiated by impact, elapsed time after firing or proximity to a target.

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Although located in very close proximity to railroad tracks, there is currently no rail service to the transit center.

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In old times they might have suggested the proximity of a cheap dance house.

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