THE CANARIES - Traducción inglés-francés

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

les (îles) Canaries

the Canary Islands, the Canaries

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

canary [ingl. brit. kəˈnɛːri, ingl. am. kəˈnɛri] SUST.

1. canary ZOOL.:

canary

canari m

canary

serin m

2. canary → canary wine

canary wine SUST.

canary wine

vin m des Canaries

I. the faithful SUST.

the faithful + v. pl. literal, fig.:

the faithful

les fidèles mpl

II. faithful [ingl. brit. ˈfeɪθfʊl, ˈfeɪθf(ə)l, ingl. am. ˈfeɪθfəl] ADJ.

1. faithful (loyal):

faithful

fidèle (to à)

the faithful few

les vrais fidèles

2. faithful (accurate):

faithful representation, adaptation

fidèle (of de, to à)

faithful quotation

exact

I. the deep SUST. (sea) liter.

the deep

l'océan m

II. deep [ingl. brit. diːp, ingl. am. dip] ADJ.

1. deep (vertically):

deep hole, ditch, water, wound, wrinkle, breath, sigh, curtsey, armchair

profond

deep mud, snow, carpet

épais/épaisse

deep container, drawer, saucepan, grass

haut

deep roots BOT.

racines fpl profondes

deep roots fig.

bases fpl

a deep-pile carpet

une moquette de haute laine

how deep is the river/wound?

quelle est la profondeur de la rivière/blessure?

the lake is 13 m deep

le lac a 13 m de profondeur

a hole 5 cm deep , a 5 cm deep hole

un trou de 5 cm

the floor was 10 cm deep in water

le sol se trouvait sous 10 cm d'eau

the sound/spring came from a source deep in the earth

le son/la fontaine provenait des profondeurs de la terre

2. deep (horizontally):

deep border, band, strip

large

deep shelf, drawer, cupboard, alcove, stage

profond

a shelf 30 cm deep

une étagère de 30 cm de profondeur

people were standing six deep

les gens étaient debout sur six rangées

cars were parked three deep

les voitures étaient garées sur trois files

3. deep (intense) fig.:

deep admiration, concern, depression, dismay, love, faith, impression, sorrow

profond

deep interest, regret, shame

profond, grand

deep desire, need, pleasure

grand

deep difficulty, trouble

gros/grosse

deep FISIOL. coma, sleep

profond

my deepest sympathy sometimes hum.

toutes mes condoléances

4. deep (impenetrable):

deep darkness, forest, jungle, mystery

profond

deep secret

grand

deep person

réservé

they live in deepest Wales hum.

ils habitent au fin fond du pays de Galles

you're a deep one coloq.!

tu caches bien ton jeu! coloq.

5. deep:

deep (intellectually profound) idea, insight, meaning, truth, book, thinker

profond

deep knowledge, discussion

approfondi

deep thought (concentrated)

profond

deep (intimate)

intime

at a deeper level

plus en profondeur

6. deep (dark):

deep colour

intense

deep tan

prononcé

deep blue eyes

des yeux d'un bleu intense

7. deep (low):

deep voice

profond

deep note, sound

grave

8. deep (involved, absorbed):

to be deep in thought, entertainment

être absorbé dans

to be deep in book, conversation, work

être plongé dans

to be deep in debt

être endetté jusqu'au cou

9. deep shot, serve:

deep

en profondeur

III. deep [ingl. brit. diːp, ingl. am. dip] ADV.

1. deep (a long way down):

deep dig, bury, cut

profondément

he thrust his hands deep into his pockets/the snow

il a enfoncé ses mains dans ses poches/la neige

she dived deep into the lake

elle a plongé dans les profondeurs du lac

he plunged the knife deep into her body

il lui a planté le couteau dans le corps

deep in the cellars

tout au fond des caves

deep beneath the sea/the earth's surface

à une grande profondeur sous la mer/la surface de la terre

to sink/dig deeper

s'enfoncer/creuser plus profondément

to dig deeper into an affair fig.

creuser (plus loin) une affaire

to sink deeper into debt fig.

s'endetter davantage

he drank deep of the wine liter.

il a bu une large rasade de vin

2. deep (a long way in):

deep in, deep into

au cœur de

deep in the forest, all was still

au cœur de la forêt, le silence régnait

to go deep into the woods

s'enfoncer au cœur des bois

deep in the heart of the maquis/of Texas

au cœur du maquis/du Texas

deep in space

loin dans l'espace

deep in my heart

tout au fond de mon cœur

to be deep in thought/discussion

être plongé dans ses pensées/dans une discussion

to work/talk deep into the night

travailler/causer jusque tard dans la nuit

he gazed deep into my eyes liter.

il s'est noyé dans mon regard

3. deep (emotionally, in psyche) fig.:

deep down or inside

dans mon/ton etc for intérieur

deep down she was frightened

dans son for intérieur elle avait peur

deep down she's a nice woman

elle a un bon fond

to go deep faith, emotion, loyalty, instinct:

être profond

his problems go deeper than that

ses problèmes sont bien plus graves que cela

to run deep belief, feeling, prejudice:

être bien enraciné

4. deep DEP.:

deep hit, kick, serve

en profondeur

IV. deep [ingl. brit. diːp, ingl. am. dip]

to be in deep coloq.

y être jusqu'au cou coloq.

to be in deep water

être dans de beaux draps coloq.

I. the destitute SUST.

the destitute + v. pl.:

the destitute

les indigents mpl

II. destitute [ingl. brit. ˈdɛstɪtjuːt, ingl. am. ˈdɛstəˌt(j)ut] ADJ.

1. destitute person, family, community:

destitute

sans ressources

to leave sb destitute

laisser qn dans le dénuement

2. destitute form.:

to be destitute of feeling, common sense, funds

être dénué de

I. the foregoing SUST.

the foregoing form.:

the foregoing

les faits précités

II. foregoing [ingl. brit. ˈfɔːɡəʊɪŋ, ingl. am. ˈfɔrɡoʊɪŋ] ADJ.

foregoing

susdit form.

I. the Orient SUST. [ingl. brit. ˈɔːrɪənt, ˈɒrɪənt, ingl. am. ˈɔriˌənt]

the Orient

l'Orient m

in the Orient

en Orient

II. orient ADJ. liter.

orient

oriental

the Orient Express FERRO.

l'Orient-Express m

III. orient V. trans. [ingl. brit. ˈɔːrɪɛnt, ˈɒrɪɛnt, ingl. am. ˈɔriˌɛnt]

1. orient fig. person, society:

orient

orienter (at vers, towards en faveur de)

to be oriented at campaign, course

viser

2. orient literal building, map:

orient

orienter

IV. to orient oneself V. v. refl.

to orient oneself v. refl. [ˈɔːrɪɛnt, ˈɒrɪɛnt] [ˈɔriˌɛnt]:

to orient oneself fig.

s'adapter (to, in à)

to orient oneself literal

s'orienter

I. the impossible SUST.

the impossible

l'impossible m

II. impossible [ingl. brit. ɪmˈpɒsɪb(ə)l, ingl. am. ɪmˈpɑsəb(ə)l] ADJ.

impossible person, situation, idea, suggestion:

impossible

impossible

it is impossible to do

il est impossible de faire

it's almost impossible for me to come

il m'est pratiquement impossible de venir

to make it impossible for sb to do sth

mettre qn dans l'impossibilité de faire qc

it is impossible that he should have missed the train

il est impossible qu'il ait raté le train

difficult, if not impossible

difficile, pour ne pas dire impossible

it's impossible, I won't stand for it!

c'est intolérable, je ne le supporterai pas!

I. the mighty SUST.

the mighty + v. pl.:

the mighty

les puissants

II. mighty [ingl. brit. ˈmʌɪti, ingl. am. ˈmaɪdi] ADJ.

1. mighty nation, leader, force:

mighty

puissant

2. mighty liter. river, peak, tree:

mighty

imposant

the mighty ocean

le vaste océan

3. mighty (huge, terrific):

mighty coloq.

énorme

III. mighty [ingl. brit. ˈmʌɪti, ingl. am. ˈmaɪdi] ADV. (emphatic)

mighty coloq., arcznte.

vachement coloq.

mighty coloq., arcznte.

très

IV. mighty [ingl. brit. ˈmʌɪti, ingl. am. ˈmaɪdi]

how are the mighty fallen! liter.

comme tombent les puissants!

the pen is mightier than the sword liter.

la plume est plus puissante que l'épée liter.

high and mighty

hautain

I. the military SUST.

the military (army) + v. sing.

l'armée f

the military (soldiers) + v. pl.

les militaires mpl

II. military [ingl. brit. ˈmɪlɪt(ə)ri, ingl. am. ˈmɪləˌtɛri] ADJ.

military

militaire

I. the oppressed SUST.

the oppressed

les opprimés mpl

II. oppressed [ingl. brit. əˈprɛst, ingl. am. əˈprɛst] ADJ.

1. oppressed minority, group:

oppressed

opprimé

2. oppressed (by pain, emotion):

oppressed

accablé (by par)

en el diccionario PONS

canary [kəˈneəri, ingl. am. -ˈneri] SUST. ZOOL.

canary

canari m

the [ðə, stressed, before vowel ði:] det. art.

the

le(la) m (f)

the

l' mf + vowel

the

les pl.

of [or from] the garden

du jardin

of [or from] the window

de la fenêtre

of [or from] the rooms

des chambres

at [or to] the office

au bureau

at [or to] the window

à la fenêtre

at [or to] the hotel

à l'hôtel

at [or to] the doors

aux portes

to play the flute

jouer de la flûte

Charles the Seventh

Charles sept

I'll do it in the winter

je le ferai cet hiver

the Martins

les Martin

THE James Martin

le fameux James Martin

the more one tries, the less one succeeds

plus on essaie, moins on réussit

the sooner the better

le plus tôt sera le mieux

all the better

tant mieux

the hottest day

le jour le plus chaud

en el diccionario PONS

canary [kə·ˈner·i] SUST. ZOOL.

canary

canari m

the [ðə, stressed, before vowel ði] det. art.

the

le(la) m (f)

the

l' m o f + vowel

the

les pl.

of [or from] the garden

du jardin

of [or from] the window

de la fenêtre

of [or from] the rooms

des chambres

at [or to] the office

au bureau

at [or to] the window

à la fenêtre

at [or to] the hotel

à l'hôtel

at [or to] the doors

aux portes

to play the flute

jouer de la flûte

Charles the Seventh

Charles sept

I'll do it in the winter

je le ferai cet hiver

the Martins

les Martin mpl

THE James Martin

le fameux James Martin

the more one tries, the less one succeeds

plus on essaie, moins on réussit

the sooner the better

le plus tôt sera le mieux

all the better

tant mieux

the hottest day

le jour le plus chaud

Present

I	orient
you	orient
he/she/it	orients
we	orient
you	orient
they	orient

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

This was also seen in male adult canaries during the period where they remodel their song.

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With the use of experienced miners, came the use of miners friends in the form of mice and later small birds, such as canaries.

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For centuries, miners took canaries into the shafts to warn them of potential disasters.

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Other such birds at the gardens include finches, canaries, parakeets, a white-cheeked turaco and more.

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The military ordered a flight test using liquid fuel rather than the pre-existing solid fuel in early 1942.

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