inglés
francés
stoning [ingl. brit. ˈstəʊnɪŋ] SUST.
1. stoning (capital punishment):
- stoning
- lapidation f
2. stoning (violent protest):
- stoning
- caillassage m coloq.
I. stone [ingl. brit. stəʊn, ingl. am. stoʊn] SUST.
1. stone U (material):
- stone
- pierre f
- (made) of stone
- en pierre
- to turn into stone
- se changer en pierre
- to have a heart of stone fig.
- avoir un cœur de pierre
- to be as hard as stone literal
- être dur comme de la pierre
- to be as hard as stone fig.
- avoir un cœur de pierre
- to be as hard as stone atrbv. wall, statue, floor, building, step
- en pierre
- stone cladding
- revêtement m de pierre
2. stone (small rock):
- stone
- pierre f
- stone
- caillou m
3. stone (for particular purpose):
- stone (gen)
- pierre f
- stone (standing vertically)
- menhir m
- stone (engraved)
- stèle f
- to lay a stone
- poser une pierre
- to erect a stone
- ériger une stèle
- they totally destroyed the town, not a stone was left standing
- ils ont complètement détruit la ville, tout était dévasté
4. stone:
- stone, a. precious stone (gem)
- pierre f
5. stone BOT. (in fruit):
- stone
- noyau m
- to take the stone out of a peach
- dénoyauter une pêche
6. stone MED.:
- stone
- calcul m
7. stone ingl. brit. (unit of weight):
- stone
- = 6, 35 kg
8. stone atrbv. (of stoneware):
- stone jar, pot, pottery
- en grès
II. stone [ingl. brit. stəʊn, ingl. am. stoʊn] V. trans.
1. stone (throw stones at):
- stone person
- lapider
- to stone sb to death
- lapider qn
2. stone (remove stone from):
- stone peach, cherry
- dénoyauter
III. stone [ingl. brit. stəʊn, ingl. am. stoʊn]
- stone me arcznte.! ingl. brit.
- ça alors!
- to leave no stone unturned
- ne négliger aucun détail
- it's a stone's throw from here
- c'est à deux pas d'ici
- to be set in (tablets of) stone
- être gravé dans le marbre
- to cast the first stone
- jeter la première pierre (at à)
- to sink like a stone
- couler à pic
glasshouse [ingl. brit. ˈɡlɑːshaʊs, ingl. am. ˈɡlæsˌhaʊs] SUST.
1. glasshouse ingl. brit. (greenhouse):
- glasshouse
- serre f
2. glasshouse ingl. brit. (prison):
- glasshouse coloq.
- trou m coloq.
3. glasshouse ingl. am. (glassworks):
- glasshouse
- verrerie f
- people in glass houses shouldn't throw stones
- mieux vaut balayer devant sa porte avant de critiquer
cherry stone SUST. ingl. am. ZOOL.
- cherry stone
- clam m
coping stone SUST.
- coping stone
- pierre f de chaperon
philosopher's stone SUST.
- philosopher's stone
- pierre f philosophale
rolling stone SUST. fig.
- rolling stone
- vagabond/-e m/f
standing stone SUST.
- standing stone
- pierre f levée
foundation stone SUST. CONSTR.
- foundation stone
- première pierre f
francés
inglés
- caillassage
- stoning
- lapidation
- stoning
I. stone [stəʊn, ingl. am. stoʊn] SUST.
1. stone no pl. GEO. (hard substance, jewel):
- stone
- pierre f
2. stone (piece of rock):
- stone
- pierre f
- stone smaller
- caillou m
- to fall like a stone
- tomber comme une masse
- to be a stone's throw (away)
- être à deux pas
3. stone MED. (hard matter):
- stone
- calcul m
4. stone BIOL., BOT. (seed of a fruit):
- stone
- noyau m
5. stone ingl. brit. (14 lbs):
- stone
- 6, 348 kg
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
- to cast the first stone
- jeter la première pierre
- to leave no stone unturned
- faire absolument tout ce que l'on peut
II. stone [stəʊn, ingl. am. stoʊn] ADJ.
1. stone (made of stone) floor, step, statue:
- stone CONSTR.
- en pierre
- stone GEO.
- pierreux(-euse)
2. stone (stoneware):
- stone jug
- en grès
3. stone (pale beige colour):
- stone
- sable inv.
III. stone [stəʊn, ingl. am. stoʊn] ADV.
1. stone (like a stone):
- stone hard
- dur(e) comme de la pierre
2. stone coloq. (completely):
- stone
- complètement
IV. stone [stəʊn, ingl. am. stoʊn] V. trans.
1. stone (throw stones at):
- stone
- lancer des cailloux sur
- to stone to death
- lapider à mort
2. stone (remove the kernels):
- stone
- dénoyauter
paving stone SUST. ingl. brit.
- paving stone
- pavé m
stone-blind ADJ.
- stone-blind
- complètement aveugle
stone-broke ADJ. ingl. am.
stone-broke → stony-broke
stony-broke ADJ. ingl. brit., ingl. austr. coloq.
- stony-broke
- fauché(e) comme les blés
stone-dead ADJ.
- stone-dead
- bien mort(e)
stone fruit SUST.
- stone fruit
- fruit m à noyau
rolling stone SUST.
- to be a rolling stone
- rouler sa bosse
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
- a rolling stone gathers no moss provb.
- pierre qui roule n'amasse pas mousse
kidney stone SUST.
- kidney stone
- calcul m rénal
I. stone-cold ADJ.
- stone-cold
- complètement froid(e)
II. stone-cold ADV.
- stone-cold
- complètement
stone-deaf ADJ.
- stone-deaf
- complètement sourd(e)
I. stone [stoʊn] SUST.
1. stone GEO.:
- stone
- pierre f
2. stone (piece of rock, jewel):
- stone
- pierre f
- stone smaller
- caillou m
- to be a stone's throw (away)
- être à deux pas
3. stone MED. (in kidney, gallbladder):
- stone
- calcul m
4. stone (seed of fruit):
- stone
- noyau m
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
- to cast the first stone
- jeter la première pierre
- to leave no stone unturned
- faire absolument tout ce que l'on peut
II. stone [stoʊn] ADJ.
1. stone (made of stone) floor, wall, statue:
- stone CONSTR.
- en pierre
- stone GEO.
- pierreux(-euse)
2. stone (stoneware):
- stone jug
- en grès
III. stone [stoʊn] ADV.
1. stone (like a stone):
- stone hard
- dur(e) comme de la pierre
2. stone coloq. (completely):
- stone
- complètement
IV. stone [stoʊn] V. trans.
1. stone (throw stones at):
- stone
- lancer des cailloux sur
- to stone sb to death
- lapider qn (à mort)
2. stone (remove the kernels):
- stone
- dénoyauter
rolling stone SUST.
- to be a rolling stone
- rouler sa bosse
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
- a rolling stone gathers no moss provb.
- pierre qui roule n'amasse pas mousse provb.
stone-blind ADJ.
- stone-blind
- complètement aveugle
stone-deaf ADJ.
- stone-deaf
- complètement sourd(e)
stone-dead ADJ.
- stone-dead
- bien mort(e)
I. stone-cold ADJ.
- stone-cold
- complètement froid(e)
II. stone-cold ADV.
- stone-cold
- complètement
stone-broke ADJ. coloq.
- stone-broke
- fauché(e) comme les blés
stone fruit SUST.
- stone fruit
- fruit m à noyau
kidney stone SUST.
- kidney stone
- calcul m rénal
Stone Age SUST.
- the Stone Age
- l'âge m de pierre
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| we | stone |
| you | stone |
| they | stone |
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| you | stoned |
| he/she/it | stoned |
| we | stoned |
| you | stoned |
| they | stoned |
| I | have | stoned |
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| you | have | stoned |
| he/she/it | has | stoned |
| we | have | stoned |
| you | have | stoned |
| they | have | stoned |
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| you | had | stoned |
| he/she/it | had | stoned |
| we | had | stoned |
| you | had | stoned |
| they | had | stoned |
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