STICK FLOAT - Traducción inglés-francés

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

stick float SUST. PESCA

stick float

flotteur m (long et réglable)

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. float [ingl. brit. fləʊt, ingl. am. floʊt] SUST.

1. float PESCA:

float (on net)

flotteur m

float (on line)

bouchon m

2. float AERO.:

float

flotteur m

3. float (in plumbing):

float

flotteur m

4. float:

float ingl. brit. (swimmer's aid)

planche f

float ingl. am. (life jacket)

gilet m de sauvetage

5. float (vehicle):

float

char m

6. float COM.:

float, a. cash float (in till)

fonds m de caisse

7. float ingl. am. (drink):

float

soda avec une boule de glace

8. float ingl. brit. CONSTR.:

float

taloche f

float

bouclier m

9. float ingl. am. FIN.:

float (time period)

délai m avant l'encaissement d'un chèque

float (value)

masse f des effets en circulation (qui n'ont pas été encaissés)

II. float [ingl. brit. fləʊt, ingl. am. floʊt] V. trans.

1. float:

float person: boat

faire flotter

float tide: ship

mettre à flot

to float logs down a waterway

faire flotter du bois sur un cours d'eau

2. float FIN.:

float shares, securities

introduire [qc] en Bourse, émettre

float company

lancer [qc] en Bourse

float loan

lancer, émettre

float currency

laisser flotter

3. float (propose):

float idea, suggestion

lancer

III. float [ingl. brit. fləʊt, ingl. am. floʊt] V. intr.

1. float (on liquid, in air):

float

flotter

there were leaves floating on the water

des feuilles flottaient à la surface de l'eau

to float on one's back swimmer:

faire la planche

to float back up to the surface

remonter à la surface

the logs floated down the river

les troncs d'arbre descendaient la rivière

the boat was floating out to sea

le bateau voguait vers le large

the balloon floated up into the air

le ballon s'est envolé

2. float (waft) fig.:

float smoke, mist:

flotter

clouds floated across the sky

des nuages traversaient lentement le ciel

music floated out into the garden

la musique parvenait dans le jardin

she floated into the room

elle est entrée dans la pièce d'un pas léger

the thought floated through his mind

l'idée lui a traversé l'esprit

3. float FIN.:

float currency:

flotter

I. stick [ingl. brit. stɪk, ingl. am. stɪk] SUST.

1. stick:

stick (piece of wood)

bâton m

stick (for kindling)

bout m de bois

stick (for ice cream, lollipop)

bâton m

stick MILIT.

bâton m

2. stick:

stick, a. walking stick

canne f

3. stick (rod-shaped piece):

a stick of rock or candy/chalk/dynamite

un bâton de sucre d'orge/craie/dynamite

a stick of celery

une branche de céléri

a stick of rhubarb

une tige de rhubarbe

a stick of (French) bread

une baguette

4. stick DEP.:

stick (in hockey)

crosse f

stick (in polo)

maillet m

5. stick (conductor's baton):

stick

baguette f

6. stick MILIT.:

a stick of bombs

un chapelet de bombes

7. stick (piece of furniture):

stick coloq.

meuble m

a few sticks (of furniture)

quelques meubles

we haven't got a stick of furniture

nous n'avons pas un seul meuble

8. stick ingl. brit. (person) coloq.:

a funny old stick

un drôle de bonhomme/une drôle de bonne femme m/f

he's a dry old stick

il manque d'humour

9. stick (criticism):

stick coloq.

critique f

to get or take (some) stick

se faire critiquer

to give sb (some) stick

critiquer qn violemment

10. stick AERO.:

stick

manche m à balai

11. stick ingl. am. MOTOR:

stick

levier m (de changement) de vitesse

II. sticks SUST.

sticks sust. pl. coloq.:

in the sticks

en pleine cambrousse coloq.

in the sticks

dans la campagne

to be from the sticks

être de la campagne

III. stick <pret. imperf., part. pas. stuck> [ingl. brit. stɪk, ingl. am. stɪk] V. trans.

1. stick (stab):

stick pig

égorger

to stick a pin/spade/knife into sth

planter une épingle/une pelle/un couteau dans qc

he stuck a knife into the man's back

il a planté un couteau dans le dos de l'homme

she stuck her fork into the meat

elle a piqué sa fourchette dans la viande

to stick a pin/knife through sth

faire un trou dans qc avec une épingle/un couteau

a board stuck with pins

un tableau hérissé d'épingles

2. stick (put):

he stuck his head round the door/through the window

il a passé sa tête par la porte/la fenêtre

she stuck her hands in her pockets

elle a enfoncé ses mains dans ses poches

stick your coat on the chair/the money in the drawer coloq.

mets ton manteau sur la chaise/l'argent dans le tiroir

to stick an advert in the paper coloq.

mettre une annonce dans le journal

to stick sb in a home coloq.

mettre qn dans une maison de retraite

you know where you can stick it or that argot!

tu sais où tu peux te le mettre! argot

stick it up your ass vulg. argot!

va te faire foutre! vulg. argot

3. stick (fix in place):

stick label, stamp

coller (in dans, on sur, to à)

stick poster, notice

coller (in dans, on à)

‘stick no bills’

‘défense d'afficher’

4. stick ingl. brit. (bear) coloq.:

stick person, situation

supporter

I can't stick him

je ne peux pas le supporter

I don't know how he sticks it

je ne sais pas comment il tient le coup coloq.

I can't stick it any longer

je n'en peux plus

5. stick (impose) coloq.:

he stuck me with the bill

il m'a fait payer la note

to stick an extra £10 on the price

augmenter le prix de 10 livres

I was stuck with Frank

je me suis retrouvé avec Frank

6. stick (accuse falsely of) coloq.:

to stick a murder/a robbery on sb

mettre un meurtre/un cambriolage sur le dos de qn coloq.

IV. stick <pret. imperf., part. pas. stuck> [ingl. brit. stɪk, ingl. am. stɪk] V. intr.

1. stick (be pushed):

the nail stuck in my finger/foot

je me suis planté un clou dans le doigt/le pied

there was a dagger sticking in his back

il avait un poignard planté dans le dos

2. stick (be fixed):

stick stamp, glue:

coller

this glue/stamp doesn't stick

cette colle/ce timbre ne colle pas

to stick to page, wall, skin, surface

se coller à

to stick to the pan sauce, rice:

coller au fond de la casserole, attacher coloq.

3. stick (jam):

stick drawer, door, lift:

se coincer

stick key, valve, catch:

se bloquer, se coincer

stick fig. price:

être bloqué

4. stick (remain):

stick name, habit:

rester

to stick in sb's memory or mind

rester gravé dans la mémoire de qn

we've caught the murderer, but now we have to make the charges stick

nous avons attrapé le meurtrier, maintenant nous devons prouver sa culpabilité

to stick coloq. in the house/one's room

rester dans la maison/sa chambre

5. stick (in cards):

stick

garder la main

V. stick [ingl. brit. stɪk, ingl. am. stɪk]

to be on the stick coloq. ingl. am.

être compétent

to get on the stick coloq. ingl. am.

s'y mettre

to have or get hold of the wrong end of the stick

mal comprendre

to up sticks coloq. and leave

plier bagages et partir

en el diccionario PONS

I. float [fləʊt, ingl. am. floʊt] V. intr.

1. float (on water, air):

float a. fig.

flotter

float boat

être à flot

to float to the surface

remonter à la surface

to float down the stream

flotter dans le ruisseau (dans le sens du courant)

balloons floated by

des ballons flottaient en l'air

music/the smell of cooking floated through the window

de la musique/une odeur de cuisine sortait de la fenêtre

2. float (move aimlessly):

float

errer

3. float ECON. (fluctuate in exchange rate):

float

flotter

II. float [fləʊt, ingl. am. floʊt] V. trans.

1. float (keep afloat):

float

faire flotter

float boat

mettre à flot

2. float ECON., FIN. (offer on the stock market):

float

introduire en bourse

3. float (put forward):

float idea, plan

lancer

4. float FIN.:

float currency

laisser flotter

III. float [fləʊt, ingl. am. floʊt] SUST.

1. float (buoyant device):

float

flotteur m

float on fishing line

bouchon m

2. float (decorated parade vehicle):

float

char m

3. float ingl. austr., ingl. brit. (cash):

float

fonds m de caisse

stick¹ [stɪk] SUST.

1. stick (piece of wood):

stick

bâton m

2. stick (walking stick):

stick

canne f

3. stick (long thin piece):

stick of cinnamon, chalk, dynamite

bâton m

4. stick GASTR.:

stick

tige f

stick of celery

branche f

a cocktail stick

un pique à apéritif

a lollipop stick

un bâtonnet de sucette

5. stick ingl. brit. coloq. (punishment, criticism):

to get the stick

se faire disputer

to give sb the stick

disputer qn

to give sb stick

critiquer qn

to take a lot of stick from sb/sth

être sévèrement critiqué par qn/qc

6. stick MÚS.:

stick

baguette f

7. stick AUTO.:

gear stick

levier m de vitesses

8. stick pey. coloq. (remote area):

the sticks

la cambrousse

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to live out in the sticks

vivre dans un coin perdu

to be up the stick

être enceinte

to get the wrong end of the stick

comprendre de travers

I. stick² <stuck, stuck> [stɪk] V. intr.

1. stick (fix by adhesion):

stick

coller

2. stick (endure):

stick

rester

to stick in sb's mind

rester gravé dans la mémoire de qn

to make sth stick

faire rentrer qc

3. stick (jam):

stick

se coincer

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to stick in sb's throat

rester en travers de la gorge

II. stick² <stuck, stuck> [stɪk] V. trans.

1. stick (affix):

stick

coller

2. stick (put):

stick

mettre

to stick sth into sth

enfoncer qc dans qc

to stick a knife in sb

poignarder qn

3. stick (not be able to do sth):

to be stuck

être coincé

to be stuck for sth coloq.

ne pas arriver à faire qc

to be stuck with sb

ne pas pouvoir se débarrasser de qn

4. stick (endure):

to get stuck in(to) sth coloq.

persévérer dans qc

5. stick coloq. (tolerate):

stick

supporter

6. stick (increase):

stick

augmenter

en el diccionario PONS

I. float [floʊt] V. intr.

1. float (on water, air):

float a. fig.

flotter

float boat

être à flot

to float to the surface

remonter à la surface

to float down the stream

flotter dans le ruisseau (dans le sens du courant)

balloons floated by

des ballons flottaient en l'air

music/the smell of cooking floated through the window

de la musique/une odeur de cuisine sortait de la fenêtre

2. float (move aimlessly):

float

errer

3. float ECON. (fluctuate in exchange rate):

float

flotter

II. float [floʊt] V. trans.

1. float (keep afloat):

float

faire flotter

float boat

mettre à flot

2. float ECON., FIN. (offer on the stock market):

float

introduire en bourse

3. float (put forward):

float idea, plan

lancer

4. float FIN.:

float currency

laisser flotter

III. float [floʊt] SUST.

1. float (buoyant device):

float

flotteur m

float on fishing line

bouchon m

2. float (decorated parade vehicle):

float

char m

stick¹ [stɪk] SUST.

1. stick:

stick (piece of wood)

bâton m

stick (for walking)

canne f

2. stick:

stick of cinnamon, chalk, dynamite

bâton m

stick of butter

morceau m

3. stick culin:

stick

tige f

stick of celery

branche f

a cocktail stick

un pique à apéritif

a lollipop stick

une sucette

4. stick MÚS. (for conducting):

stick

baguette f

5. stick AUTO.:

stick

levier m de vitesses

6. stick coloq. (remote area):

the sticks

la cambrousse

to live out in the sticks

vivre dans un coin perdu

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to get the wrong end of the stick

comprendre de travers

I. stick² <stuck, stuck> [stɪk] V. intr.

1. stick (fix by adhesion):

stick

coller

2. stick (endure):

stick

rester

to stick in sb's mind

rester gravé dans la mémoire de qn

to make sth stick

faire rentrer qc

3. stick (jam):

stick

se coincer

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to stick in sb's throat

rester en travers de la gorge de qn

II. stick² <stuck, stuck> [stɪk] V. trans.

1. stick (affix):

stick

coller

2. stick (put, insert):

stick

mettre

to stick sth into sth

enfoncer qc dans qc

to stick a knife in sb

poignarder qn

3. stick coloq. (not be able to do):

to be stuck

être coincé

to be stuck on sth

ne pas arriver à faire qc

to be stuck with sb

ne pas pouvoir se débarrasser de qn

4. stick (endure):

to get stuck in sth coloq.

persévérer dans qc

Present

I	float
you	float
he/she/it	floats
we	float
you	float
they	float

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

Daffy's one possession he is proud of is his paper-mache parade float, constructed on top of a minivan, which is his main means of transportation.

en.wikipedia.org

The segments float and the seeds may be dispersed on the water if they don't fall out immediately.

en.wikipedia.org

Notice how the seemingly heavy ruffled skirts float with such ease when the model reaches the end of the runway.

lifestyle.inquirer.net

All she did was float about carrying a lamp.

www.dailymail.co.uk

A float is used after the surface has been made level using a screed.

en.wikipedia.org