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вяжет
animateur


de jeu
I. quiz <pl quizzes> [ingl. brit. kwɪz, ingl. am. kwɪz] SUST.
1. quiz:
questionnaire m (about sur)
2. quiz ingl. am. ENS.:
II. quiz <part. pres. quizzing; pret. imperf., part. pas. quizzed> [ingl. brit. kwɪz, ingl. am. kwɪz] V. trans.
questionner (about au sujet de)
I. show [ingl. brit. ʃəʊ, ingl. am. ʃoʊ] SUST.
1. show:
show CINE
show RADIO, TV
the show must go on literal
to do coloq. or take in coloq. a show
2. show COM. (as promotion, display):
3. show (outward display):
semblant m (of de)
démonstration f (of de)
étalage m (of de)
4. show (performance):
good show old chap arcznte.
bravo mon ami arcznte.
5. show (business, undertaking):
show coloq.
6. show MED. (at onset of labour):
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
to show sb sth
montrer qc à qn
2. show (display competitively):
show animal
show flower, vegetables
3. show (reveal):
show feeling, principle, fact
show garment: underclothes, dirt, stain
show patient: symptoms
4. show (indicate):
show object, trend, loss, profit, difficulty
show time, direction, area
5. show (demonstrate, express):
show person, action: skill, principle
show writing: originality
show reply: wit, intelligence
show gesture, gift: respect, gratitude
to show sb that
montrer à qn que
6. show (prove):
show truth, validity, guilt
to show that document:
to show that findings:
to show that facial expression:
7. show (conduct):
to show sb to their seat host, usher:
8. show (teach a lesson to) coloq.:
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:
show fear, anger, distress: (by actions, appearance)
2. show (be exhibited):
show artist:
show film:
to show to advantage colour, object:
3. show (turn up):
show coloq.
se montrer coloq.
4. show ingl. am. HÍP. (be placed):
IV. show <pret. imperf. showed; part. pas. shown> [ingl. brit. ʃəʊ, ingl. am. ʃoʊ] V. v. refl.
to show oneself person, animal:
V. show [ingl. brit. ʃəʊ, ingl. am. ʃoʊ]
show a leg coloq.!
to show one's face coloq.
montrer son nez coloq.
door [ingl. brit. dɔː, ingl. am. dɔr] SUST.
1. door (gen):
porte f (to de, in dans)
to shut/slam the door on sb or in sb's face literal
to shut or close the door on sth fig.
to slam the door in sb's face fig.
2. door:
door MOTOR, FERRO.
door MOTOR, FERRO.
3. door (entrance):
to lay sth at sb's door
imputer qc à qn
I. host [ingl. brit. həʊst, ingl. am. hoʊst] SUST.
1. host (to guests, visitors):
atrbv. host country
2. host:
host BOT., ZOOL.
host atrbv. animal, plant, cell
3. host:
host RADIO, TV
4. host (innkeeper):
host arcznte. or hum.
mine host hum.
5. host (multitude):
foule f (of de)
6. host (army):
host archaic
7. host REL.:
8. host INFORM.:
II. host [ingl. brit. həʊst, ingl. am. hoʊst] V. trans.
1. host city, country, institution etc function:
2. host:
host RADIO, TV
3. host INFORM.:
host website
I. quiz <-es> [kwɪz] SUST.
1. quiz (game):
2. quiz ingl. am. (short test):
II. quiz [kwɪz] V. trans.
I. show [ʃəʊ, ingl. am. ʃoʊ] SUST.
1. show (demonstration):
2. show (false demonstration):
3. show (exhibition):
show of fashion
show of photographs
4. show (play):
5. show TV:
6. show CINE:
7. show coloq. (business):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
the show must go on provb.
II. show <showed, shown> [ʃəʊ, ingl. am. ʃoʊ] V. trans.
1. show (display):
show flag, way
to show sb over a place ingl. austr., ingl. brit.
to show sb how to +infin
montrer à qn comment +infin
2. show (express):
show bias, enthusiasm
show clemency, courage, initiative
3. show (record):
show statistics
show a loss
4. show (escort):
5. show (project):
show film, TV drama
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
III. show <showed, shown> [ʃəʊ, ingl. am. ʃoʊ] V. intr.
1. show (be visible):
2. show ingl. am., ingl. austr. coloq. (arrive):
3. show (be shown):
show film
I. host1 [həʊst, ingl. am. hoʊst] SUST.
1. host (organizer of an event):
hôte(-esse) m (f)
host in hotel
2. host TV:
animateur(-trice) m (f)
3. host BIOL., INFORM.:
4. host INFORM.:
II. host1 [həʊst, ingl. am. hoʊst] ADJ.
1. host (hosting):
host family, city
2. host INFORM.:
III. host1 [həʊst, ingl. am. hoʊst] V. trans.
1. host (act as a host to):
host party
2. host TV:
host2 [həʊst, ingl. am. hoʊst] SUST. sing.
host3 [həʊst, ingl. am. hoʊst] SUST. REL.
quiz-show host SUST.
animateur (-trice) m (f) de jeu
meneur de jeu RADIO, TV
I. show [ʃoʊ] SUST.
1. show (demonstration):
2. show (false demonstration):
3. show (exhibition):
show of fashion
show of photographs
4. show:
5. show TV:
6. show CINE:
7. show coloq. (business):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
the show must go on provb.
II. show <showed, shown> [ʃoʊ] V. trans.
1. show (display):
show flag, way
to show sb how to +infin
montrer à qn comment +infin
2. show (express):
show bias, enthusiasm
show courage, initiative
3. show (record):
show statistics
show profit, loss
4. show (escort):
5. show (project):
show movie, TV drama
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
III. show <showed, shown> [ʃoʊ] V. intr.
1. show (be visible):
2. show argot (arrive):
3. show (be shown):
show film
I. quiz <-es> [kwɪz] SUST.
1. quiz (short test):
2. quiz (contest):
II. quiz [kwɪz] V. trans.
I. host1 [hoʊst] SUST.
1. host (organizer of an event):
hôte(-esse) m (f)
host in hotel
hôtelier(-ère) m (f)
2. host TV:
animateur(-trice) m (f)
3. host BIOL., comput:
4. host comput:
II. host1 [hoʊst] ADJ.
1. host (hosting):
host family, city
2. host comput:
III. host1 [hoʊst] V. trans.
1. host (act as a host to):
host party
2. host TV:
host2 [hoʊst] SUST. sing.
host3 [hoʊst] SUST. REL.
Present
Iquiz
youquiz
he/she/itquizzes
wequiz
youquiz
theyquiz
Past
Iquizzed
youquizzed
he/she/itquizzed
wequizzed
youquizzed
theyquizzed
Present Perfect
Ihavequizzed
youhavequizzed
he/she/ithasquizzed
wehavequizzed
youhavequizzed
theyhavequizzed
Past Perfect
Ihadquizzed
youhadquizzed
he/she/ithadquizzed
wehadquizzed
youhadquizzed
theyhadquizzed
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