SOLID ANGLE - Traducción inglés-francés

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solid angle SUST.

solid angle

angle m solide

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angle solide MAT.

solid angle

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I. angle [ingl. brit. ˈaŋɡ(ə)l, ingl. am. ˈæŋɡəl] SUST.

1. angle (gen) MAT.:

angle

angle m

at a 60° angle

à un angle de 60°

angle of attack/of descent/of refraction

angle d'attaque/de chute/de réfraction

to make/form an angle with sth

faire/former un angle avec qc

to be at an angle to sth table: wall

faire un angle avec

to be at an angle to sth tower: ground

pencher par rapport à

from every angle

sous tous les angles

seen from this angle

d'ici

at an angle

en biais

2. angle (point of view):

angle

point m de vue (on sur)

to look at/see sth from sb's angle

regarder/voir qc du point de vue de qn

from every angle

sous tous les angles

3. angle (perspective, slant):

angle

angle

what angle is the newspaper putting on this story?

sous quel angle est-ce que le journal présente cette histoire?

seen from this angle

sous cet angle

4. angle (corner):

angle

angle m (of de)

5. angle DEP.:

angle (gen)

angle m

angle (of shot, kick)

angle m de tir

6. angle ingl. am. (advantage):

angle coloq.

bénéf m coloq.

he never does anything unless there's an angle

il ne fait jamais rien sans qu'il y ait un bénéf au bout! coloq.

II. angle [ingl. brit. ˈaŋɡ(ə)l, ingl. am. ˈæŋɡəl] V. trans.

1. angle (tilt):

angle camera, light, table

orienter (towards vers)

angle racket, ball

incliner

to angle sth sideways/upwards/downwards

incliner qc en oblique/vers le haut/vers le bas

2. angle DEP. (hit) (diagonally):

angle ball, shot

jouer [qc] près des lignes

3. angle (slant) fig.:

angle programme

orienter

III. angle [ingl. brit. ˈaŋɡ(ə)l, ingl. am. ˈæŋɡəl] V. intr.

1. angle PESCA:

angle

pêcher (à la ligne)

to angle for salmon

pêcher le saumon

2. angle (try to obtain) fig., coloq.:

to angle for compliments, money, tickets, work

chercher à obtenir

to angle for sb's attention

chercher à attirer l'attention de qn

IV. angled ADJ.

angled shot, volley

ajusté

angled serve

à effet

angled after sust. lamp, mirror

incliné

I. solid [ingl. brit. ˈsɒlɪd, ingl. am. ˈsɑləd] SUST.

solid QUÍM., MAT.

solide m

II. solids SUST.

solids sust. pl. (food):

solids

aliments mpl solides

to be on solids baby:

manger des aliments solides

III. solid [ingl. brit. ˈsɒlɪd, ingl. am. ˈsɑləd] ADJ.

1. solid (not liquid or gaseous):

solid

solide

to go or become solid

se solidifier

2. solid (of one substance):

solid teak, gold, marble, granite

massif/-ive

solid tyre

plein

the gate was made of solid steel

le portail était tout en acier

a tunnel cut through solid rock

un tunnel taillé dans la masse rocheuse

3. solid (dense, compact):

solid crowd

compact, dense

solid earth

compact

a solid bank of cloud

une masse nuageuse dense

4. solid (unbroken):

solid line, expanse

continu

a solid area of red

une surface rouge unie

5. solid (uninterrupted):

five solid days, five days solid

cinq jours entiers

I worked for three solid hours

j'ai travaillé pendant trois heures entières

a solid day's work

un jour entier de travail

6. solid (strong):

solid structure, foundation, basis

solide

solid building

massif/-ive

solid relationship, argument

solide

a solid grounding in grammar

une base solide de grammaire

to be on solid ground fig.

être en terrain sûr

7. solid (reliable):

solid evidence, information

solide

solid advice

sérieux/-ieuse

solid investment

sûr

solid worker

sérieux/-ieuse

I have solid grounds for

j'ai de solides raisons pour

she's a very solid person

c'est quelqu'un de très solide

a solid piece of work

un travail sérieux

8. solid (firm):

solid grip

ferme

solid punch

fort

to have the solid support of

avoir le soutien massif de

the strike has remained solid

la grève n'a pas fléchi

a solid Republican area (uniformly)

une zone entièrement républicaine

a solid Republican area (staunchly)

un bastion du républicanisme

9. solid (respectable):

solid citizen, family, tax payer

modèle

IV. solid [ingl. brit. ˈsɒlɪd, ingl. am. ˈsɑləd] ADV.

solid freeze

complètement

solid fig. vote

massivement

the lake was frozen solid

le lac était complètement gelé

the play is booked solid

la pièce affiche complet

en el diccionario PONS

I. angle¹ [ˈæŋgl] SUST. MAT.

angle

angle m

at an angle of 45 degrees

(en) formant un angle de 45 degrés

at an angle to sth

en biais par rapport à qc

to be hanging at an angle picture

être suspendu de travers

II. angle¹ [ˈæŋgl] V. trans.

angle mirror, light:

angle

orienter

I. angle² [ˈæŋgl] SUST. (perspective)

angle

angle m

new angle

nouvelle perspective

to be looking at sth from the wrong angle

considérer qc sous un mauvais angle

II. angle² [ˈæŋgl] V. trans.

1. angle (aim):

to angle sth at sb/sth

viser qn/qc par qc

2. angle (slant):

angle

orienter

I. solid [ˈsɒlɪd, ingl. am. ˈsɑ:lɪd] ADJ.

1. solid (strong, hard, stable):

solid

solide

to be solid as a rock

solide comme un roc

2. solid (not hollow):

solid

plein(e)

solid silver, gold

massif(-ive)

solid crowd, mass

compact(e)

3. solid (not liquid):

solid

solide

4. solid (true):

solid facts, reasons, meal

solide

5. solid (without interruption):

solid

sans interruption

solid wall, line

continu(e)

four solid hours

quatre heures d'affilée

6. solid (unanimous):

solid approval

unanime

7. solid fig. (healthy, reliable):

solid boy, democrat, relationship

solide

II. solid [ˈsɒlɪd, ingl. am. ˈsɑ:lɪd] ADV.

1. solid (completely):

solid

complètement

2. solid (continuously):

solid

d'affilée

III. solid [ˈsɒlɪd, ingl. am. ˈsɑ:lɪd] SUST.

1. solid (solid object, substance):

solid

solide m

2. solid pl. GASTR.:

solid

aliments mpl solides

en el diccionario PONS

I. angle¹ [ˈæŋ·gl] SUST. math

angle

angle m

at an angle of 45 degrees

(en) formant un angle de 45 degrés

at an angle to sth

en biais par rapport à qc

to be hanging at an angle picture

être accroché de travers

II. angle¹ [ˈæŋ·gl] V. trans.

angle mirror, light:

angle

orienter

I. angle² [ˈæŋ·gl] SUST. (perspective)

angle

angle m

new angle

nouvelle perspective f

to be looking at sth from the wrong angle

considérer qc sous un mauvais angle

II. angle² [ˈæŋ·gl] V. trans.

1. angle (aim):

to angle sth at sb/sth

viser qn/qc par qc

2. angle (slant):

angle

orienter

I. solid [ˈsa·lɪd] ADJ.

1. solid (strong, hard, stable):

solid

solide

to be solid as a rock

solide comme un roc

2. solid (not hollow):

solid

plein(e)

solid silver, gold

massif(-ive)

solid crowd, mass

compact(e)

3. solid (not liquid):

solid

solide

4. solid (true):

solid facts, reasons, meal

solide

5. solid (without interruption):

solid

sans interruption

solid wall, line

continu(e)

four solid hours

quatre heures d'affilée

6. solid (unanimous):

solid approval

unanime

7. solid fig. (healthy, reliable):

solid boy, democrat, relationship

solide

II. solid [ˈsa·lɪd] ADV.

1. solid (completely):

solid

complètement

2. solid (continuously):

solid

d'affilée

III. solid [ˈsa·lɪd] SUST.

1. solid (solid object, substance):

solid

solide m

2. solid pl. culin:

solid

aliments mpl solides

Present

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we	angle
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they	angle

Past

I	angled
you	angled
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Present Perfect

I	have	angled
you	have	angled
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we	have	angled
you	have	angled
they	have	angled

Past Perfect

I	had	angled
you	had	angled
he/she/it	had	angled
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they	had	angled

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

The gill openings are small and inclined at an angle.

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That is, for these kites the two equal angles on opposite sides of the symmetry axis are each 90 degrees.

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The user perceives the virtual object from any angle, as if it were real.

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In normal space, the three interior angles of an equilateral triangle each measure 60 degrees, adding up to 180 degrees.

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Profile angles of 60 and 90 degrees are used.

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