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I. quiz <pl quizzes> [ingl. brit. kwɪz, ingl. am. kwɪz] SUST.

1. quiz:

quiz (game)
jeu m de questions-réponses
quiz (game)
quiz m
quiz (written, in magazine)
questionnaire m (about sur)
a sports/general knowledge quiz
un jeu de questions-réponses sur le sport/en culture générale

2. quiz ingl. am. ENS.:

quiz
interrogation f

II. quiz <part. pres. quizzing; pret. imperf., part. pas. quizzed> [ingl. brit. kwɪz, ingl. am. kwɪz] V. trans.

quiz
questionner (about au sujet de)

I. show [ingl. brit. ʃəʊ, ingl. am. ʃoʊ] SUST.

1. show:

show (as entertainment) TEAT. (gen)
spectacle m
show (particular performance)
représentation f
show CINE
séance f
show RADIO, TV
émission f
show (of slides)
projection f
to put on or stage a show
monter un spectacle
on with the show! (as introduction)
place au spectacle!
on with the show! (during performance)
que la représentation continue!
the show must go on literal
la représentation doit avoir lieu vaille que vaille
the show must go on fig.
il faut continuer vaille que vaille
to do coloq. or take in coloq. a show
s'offrir un spectacle

2. show COM. (as promotion, display):

show (of cars, boats etc)
salon m
show (of fashion)
défilé m
show (of flowers, crafts)
exposition f
motor/boat show
salon de l'auto/de la navigation
to be on show
être exposé

3. show (outward display):

show (of feelings)
semblant m (of de)
show (of strength)
démonstration f (of de)
show (of wealth)
étalage m (of de)
a show of affection/defiance
un semblant d'affection/de rébellion
a show of unity
une démonstration d'unité
to make or put on a (great) show of doing
s'évertuer pour la galerie à faire
to put on a show
poser pour la galerie
he made a show of gratitude/concern
il a affiché sa gratitude/sa sollicitude
to be all show
n'être que de la comédie
to be all for or just for show
être de l'esbroufe coloq.
the glitter and show of the circus
l'éclat et la splendeur du cirque
the roses make a splendid show
les roses sont un véritable ravissement pour l'œil

4. show (performance):

he put up a good/poor show
c'était parfait/lamentable
it was a poor show not to thank them
ce n'était pas très adroit de ne pas les remercier
good show old chap arcznte.
bravo mon ami arcznte.

5. show (business, undertaking):

show coloq.
affaire f
she runs the whole show
c'est elle qui fait marcher l'affaire
to run one's own show
avoir sa propre affaire
it's not his show
ce n'est pas lui qui prend les décisions

6. show MED. (at onset of labour):

show
perte f du bouchon muqueux

II. show <pret. imperf. showed; part. pas. shown> [ingl. brit. ʃəʊ, ingl. am. ʃoʊ] V. trans.

1. show (present for viewing):

show person, object, photo
montrer (to à)
show ticket, fashion collection
présenter (to à)
show TV channel, cinema: film
passer
the explosion was shown on the evening news
ils ont montré l'explosion aux informations du soir
to show sb sth
montrer qc à qn
show him your book
montre-lui ton livre
to show sb reclining/being arrested
montrer qn étendu/en train d'être arrêté
to be shown on TV/at the cinema
passer à la télé/au cinéma

2. show (display competitively):

show animal
présenter
show flower, vegetables
exposer

3. show (reveal):

show feeling, principle, fact
montrer
show garment: underclothes, dirt, stain
laisser voir
show patient: symptoms
présenter
to show interest in
montrer de l'intérêt pour
to show that …
bien montrer que …
to show how/why/when etc
montrer comment/pourquoi/quand etc

4. show (indicate):

show object, trend, loss, profit, difficulty
montrer
show time, direction, area
indiquer
to show sb where to go
indiquer à qn où aller
the lights are showing red
les feux sont au rouge

5. show (demonstrate, express):

show person, action: skill, principle
montrer
show writing: originality
montrer
show reply: wit, intelligence
témoigner de
show gesture, gift: respect, gratitude
témoigner de
show them what you can do
montre-leur ce que tu sais faire
to show consideration/favouritism towards sb, to show sb consideration/favouritism
être gentil avec/favoriser qn
to show sb that…
montrer à qn que…
just to show there's no ill-feeling
juste pour montrer qu'il n'y a pas de rancune
to show one's age
accuser son âge
as shown in diagram 12/scene two
comme on le voit figure 12/dans la deuxième scène

6. show (prove):

show truth, validity, guilt
démontrer
to show that … document:
prouver que …
to show that … findings:
démontrer que …
to show that … facial expression:
montrer que …
this shows him to be a liar
cela montre qu'il est menteur
it all goes to show that…
ça prouve que…

7. show (conduct):

to show sb to their seat host, usher:
placer qn
to show sb to their room
accompagner qn à sa chambre
to show sb up/down the stairs
accompagner qn en haut/en bas
to show sb to the door
reconduire qn

8. show (teach a lesson to) coloq.:

I'll show you/him! (as revenge)
je vais t'apprendre/lui apprendre coloq.
I'll show you/him! (when challenged)
je te/lui ferai voir coloq.

III. show <pret. imperf. showed, part. pas. shown> [ingl. brit. ʃəʊ, ingl. am. ʃoʊ] V. intr.

1. show:

show (be noticeable) stain, label:
se voir
show fear, anger, distress: (by actions, appearance)
se voir
show (in eyes)
se lire

2. show (be exhibited):

show artist:
exposer
show film:
passer
to show to advantage colour, object:
faire bel effet

3. show (turn up):

show coloq.
se montrer coloq.
he didn't show after all
il ne s'est pas montré finalement

4. show ingl. am. HÍP. (be placed):

show
être placé
to show ahead
être en tête

IV. show <pret. imperf. showed; part. pas. shown> [ingl. brit. ʃəʊ, ingl. am. ʃoʊ] V. v. refl.

to show oneself person, animal:
se montrer
to show oneself to be
prouver qu'on est

V. show [ingl. brit. ʃəʊ, ingl. am. ʃoʊ]

it just goes to show
c'est ça la vie
show a leg coloq.!
debout!
to have nothing to show for sth
ne rien avoir tiré de qc
to show one's face coloq.
montrer son nez coloq.
to show one's hand
abattre son jeu
to show the way
montrer la voie
to show the way forward
ouvrir la voie
to steal or stop the show
être l'attraction

door [ingl. brit. dɔː, ingl. am. dɔr] SUST.

1. door (gen):

door
porte f (to de, in dans)
the door to the terrace/kitchen
la porte de la terrasse/de la cuisine
their house is a few doors down
ils habitent quelques maisons plus bas
behind closed doors
à huis clos
to shut/slam the door on sb or in sb's face literal
fermer/claquer la porte au nez de qn
to shut or close the door on sth fig.
fermer la porte à qc
to slam the door in sb's face fig.
envoyer promener qn

2. door:

door MOTOR, FERRO.
porte f
door MOTOR, FERRO.
portière f
a four-door car
une voiture à quatre portes
‘mind the doors please’
‘attention à la fermeture automatique des portes’

3. door (entrance):

door
entrée f
to be on the door
être à l'entrée
‘pay at the door’
‘payez à l'entrée’
to be at/look as if one is at death's door
être/avoir l'air d'être à l'article de la mort
to get a foot in the door
mettre un pied dans la place
to lay sth at sb's door
imputer qc à qn
to open the door(s) to sth
ouvrir la voie à qc
to leave the door open for or to sth
laisser la porte ouverte à qc
this will open doors for him
cela va lui ouvrir des portes
one door shuts, another opens
une porte se ferme, une autre s'ouvre
to show sb the door
mettre qn à la porte

I. host [ingl. brit. həʊst, ingl. am. hoʊst] SUST.

1. host (to guests, visitors):

host
hôte m
to play host to sb
recevoir or accueillir qn
atrbv. host country
pays m hôte or d'accueil

2. host:

host BOT., ZOOL.
hôte m
host atrbv. animal, plant, cell
hôte

3. host:

host RADIO, TV
animateur/-trice m/f

4. host (innkeeper):

host arcznte. or hum.
aubergiste mf
mine host hum.
notre hôte hum.

5. host (multitude):

host
foule f (of de)

6. host (army):

host archaic
armée f

7. host REL.:

host
hostie f

8. host INFORM.:

host
hôte m
host
serveur m

II. host [ingl. brit. həʊst, ingl. am. hoʊst] V. trans.

1. host city, country, institution etc function:

host
organiser

2. host:

host RADIO, TV
animer

3. host INFORM.:

host website
héberger

en el diccionario PONS

I. quiz <-es> [kwɪz] SUST.

1. quiz (game):

quiz
jeu-concours m

2. quiz ingl. am. (short test):

quiz
contrôle m surprise

II. quiz [kwɪz] V. trans.

quiz
questionner

I. show [ʃəʊ, ingl. am. ʃoʊ] SUST.

1. show (demonstration):

show
démonstration f

2. show (false demonstration):

show
semblant m
just for show
pour impressionner

3. show (exhibition):

show of fashion
défilé m
show of photographs
exposition f
dog show
exposition canine
to be on show
être exposé

4. show (play):

show
spectacle m
puppet show
spectacle de marionnettes

5. show TV:

show
émission f
radio show
émission de radio

6. show CINE:

show
séance f
the film show starts at 8:30
la séance de cinéma est à 20h30

7. show coloq. (business):

show
affaires fpl

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

on a show of hands
à main levée
let's get the show on the road coloq.
au boulot
to put on a good show
bien se défendre
to make a show of doing sth
faire semblant de faire qc
the show must go on provb.
la vie continue

II. show <showed, shown> [ʃəʊ, ingl. am. ʃoʊ] V. trans.

1. show (display):

show flag, way
montrer
to show signs of sth
donner des signes de qc
to show one's work ARTE
exposer ses œuvres
to show slides
faire une séance diapos
to show sb over a place ingl. austr., ingl. brit.
faire visiter un endroit à qn
to show sb how to +infin
montrer à qn comment +infin

2. show (express):

show bias, enthusiasm
montrer
show clemency, courage, initiative
faire preuve de
to show sb respect
montrer du respect pour qn

3. show (record):

show
enregistrer
show statistics
montrer
show a loss
faire apparaître

4. show (escort):

show
raccompagner
will you show Mr Brown to the door?
vous voulez bien raccompagner M. Brown jusqu'à la porte?

5. show (project):

show film, TV drama
passer
it's showing at the Odeon
il passe à l'Odéon

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to show sb the door
virer qn
to dare (to) show one's face
oser se montrer
to show one's hand
montrer son jeu
to show the way (forward)
montrer la voie
he has nothing to show for his efforts
il n'a pas été récompensé pour ses efforts
that will show him/them coloq.
ça lui/leur apprendra

III. show <showed, shown> [ʃəʊ, ingl. am. ʃoʊ] V. intr.

1. show (be visible):

show
se voir

2. show ingl. am., ingl. austr. coloq. (arrive):

show
arriver

3. show (be shown):

show film
passer

I. host1 [həʊst, ingl. am. hoʊst] SUST.

1. host (organizer of an event):

host
hôte(-esse) m (f)
host in hotel
hôtelier(-ière) m(f)
to play host to sth
accueillir qc

2. host TV:

host
animateur(-trice) m (f)

3. host BIOL., INFORM.:

host
hôte m

4. host INFORM.:

host
serveur m

II. host1 [həʊst, ingl. am. hoʊst] ADJ.

1. host (hosting):

host family, city
d'accueil

2. host INFORM.:

host
serveur

III. host1 [həʊst, ingl. am. hoʊst] V. trans.

1. host (act as a host to):

host party
organiser

2. host TV:

host
animer

host2 [həʊst, ingl. am. hoʊst] SUST. sing.

host
multitude f

host3 [həʊst, ingl. am. hoʊst] SUST. REL.

host
hostie f
en el diccionario PONS

quiz-show host SUST.

quiz-show host
animateur (-trice) m (f) de jeu
en el diccionario PONS
meneur de jeu RADIO, TV
game show host
en el diccionario PONS

I. show [ʃoʊ] SUST.

1. show (demonstration):

show
démonstration f

2. show (false demonstration):

show
semblant m
just for show
pour impressionner

3. show (exhibition):

show of fashion
défilé m
show of photographs
exposition f
dog show
exposition canine
to be on show
être exposé

4. show:

show (play)
spectacle m
show (concert)
concert m
puppet show
spectacle de marionnettes

5. show TV:

show
émission f
radio show
émission de radio

6. show CINE:

show
séance f
the movie show starts at 8:30
la séance de cinéma est à 20h30

7. show coloq. (business):

show
affaires fpl

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

on a show of hands
à main levée
let's get the show on the road coloq.
au boulot
to put on a good show
bien se défendre
to make a show of doing sth
faire semblant de faire qc
the show must go on provb.
la vie continue

II. show <showed, shown> [ʃoʊ] V. trans.

1. show (display):

show flag, way
montrer
to show signs of sth
donner des signes de qc
to show one's work ARTE
exposer ses œuvres
to show slides
faire une séance diapos
to show sb around a place
faire visiter un endroit à qn
to show sb how to +infin
montrer à qn comment +infin

2. show (express):

show bias, enthusiasm
montrer
show courage, initiative
faire preuve de
to show sb respect
montrer du respect pour qn

3. show (record):

show
enregistrer
show statistics
montrer
show profit, loss
faire apparaître

4. show (escort):

show
raccompagner
to show sb to the door
raccompagner qn jusqu'à la porte

5. show (project):

show movie, TV drama
passer
it's showing at the Odeon
il passe à l'Odéon

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to show sb the door
virer qn
to dare (to) show one's face
oser se montrer
to show one's hand
montrer son jeu
he has nothing to show for his efforts
il n'a pas été récompensé pour ses efforts
that will show him/them coloq.
ça lui/leur apprendra

III. show <showed, shown> [ʃoʊ] V. intr.

1. show (be visible):

show
se voir

2. show argot (arrive):

show
arriver

3. show (be shown):

show film
passer

I. quiz <-es> [kwɪz] SUST.

1. quiz (short test):

quiz
contrôle-surprise m

2. quiz (contest):

quiz
jeu-concours m

II. quiz [kwɪz] V. trans.

quiz
questionner

I. host1 [hoʊst] SUST.

1. host (organizer of an event):

host
hôte(-esse) m (f)
host in hotel
hôtelier(-ère) m (f)
to play host to sth
accueillir qc

2. host TV:

host
animateur(-trice) m (f)

3. host BIOL., comput:

host
hôte m

4. host comput:

host
serveur m

II. host1 [hoʊst] ADJ.

1. host (hosting):

host family, city
d'accueil

2. host comput:

host
serveur

III. host1 [hoʊst] V. trans.

1. host (act as a host to):

host party
organiser

2. host TV:

host
animer

host2 [hoʊst] SUST. sing.

host
multitude f

host3 [hoʊst] SUST. REL.

host
hostie f
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youquiz
he/she/itquizzes
wequiz
youquiz
theyquiz
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Iquizzed
youquizzed
he/she/itquizzed
wequizzed
youquizzed
theyquizzed
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Ihavequizzed
youhavequizzed
he/she/ithasquizzed
wehavequizzed
youhavequizzed
theyhavequizzed
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Ihadquizzed
youhadquizzed
he/she/ithadquizzed
wehadquizzed
youhadquizzed
theyhadquizzed
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