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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
I. thrust [ingl. brit. θrʌst, ingl. am. θrəst] SUST.
1. thrust (gen) literal:
thrust MILIT., TÉC., ARQUIT.
2. thrust (main aim):
3. thrust (attack):
pointe f (at dirigé contre)
II. thrust <pret. imperf., part. pas. thrust> [ingl. brit. θrʌst, ingl. am. θrəst] V. trans.
to thrust sth towards or at sb
to thrust sth into sth
to thrust sb/sth away or out of the way
III. thrust <pret. imperf., part. pas. thrust> [ingl. brit. θrʌst, ingl. am. θrəst] V. v. refl.
I. block [ingl. brit. blɒk, ingl. am. blɑk] SUST.
1. block (slab):
2. block (building):
3. block (group of buildings):
4. block (for butcher, executioner):
5. block (group):
6. block (obstruction):
to be a block to reform, agreement
to put a block on price, sale
to put a block on initiative
7. block TIPOGR.:
8. block INFORM.:
9. block TÉC. (housing pulleys):
10. block (head):
block coloq.
caboche f coloq.
block coloq.
11. block FERRO.:
12. block DEP.:
II. blocks SUST.
blocks sust. pl. (ballet shoes):
III. block [ingl. brit. blɒk, ingl. am. blɑk] V. trans.
1. block (obstruct):
block exit, road, pass
block drain, gutter, hole, artery
block traffic
to block sb's way or path
2. block (impede):
block market, project
block advance, escape, progress
block bill
3. block FIN.:
block assets, currency, funds
4. block DEP.:
block ball, opponent, rope
en el diccionario PONS
I. thrust <-, -> [θrʌst] V. intr.
1. thrust (shove):
2. thrust (throw):
thrust at sb/sth with sth
porter un coup à qn/qc avec qc
II. thrust <-, -> [θrʌst] V. trans.
1. thrust (shove):
to thrust sth into sth
to thrust sb/sth aside
2. thrust (impel):
to thrust sth on sb
imposer qc à qn
III. thrust [θrʌst] SUST.
1. thrust (lunge):
thrust a. fig.
2. thrust no pl. (gist):
3. thrust no pl. TÉC.:
I. block [blɒk, ingl. am. blɑ:k] SUST.
1. block (solid lump of sth):
block of wood
2. block (for executions):
to go on the block ingl. am.
3. block INFORM.:
4. block ARQUIT.:
block of flats ingl. brit., apartment block ingl. am.
block of flats ingl. brit., apartment block ingl. am.
conciergerie f fr. canad.
two blocks away ingl. am.
5. block (barrier):
block a. fig.
a block to sth
mental block PSICO.
6. block JUEGOS:
II. block [blɒk, ingl. am. blɑ:k] V. trans.
block road, passage
block pipe
en el diccionario PONS
I. thrust <-, -> [θrʌst] V. intr.
1. thrust (shove):
2. thrust (throw):
thrust at sb/sth with sth
porter un coup à qn/qc avec qc
II. thrust <-, -> [θrʌst] V. trans.
1. thrust (shove):
to thrust sth into sth
to thrust sb/sth aside
2. thrust (impel):
to thrust sth on sb
imposer qc à qn
III. thrust [θrʌst] SUST.
1. thrust (lunge):
thrust a. fig.
2. thrust (gist):
3. thrust TÉC.:
I. block [blak] SUST.
1. block (solid lump of sth):
block of wood
2. block (for executions):
3. block comput:
4. block ARQUIT.:
5. block (barrier):
block a. fig.
block to sth
mental block PSICO.
6. block JUEGOS:
II. block [blak] V. trans.
block road, passage
block pipe
Present
Ithrust
youthrust
he/she/itthrusts
wethrust
youthrust
theythrust
Past
Ithrust
youthrust
he/she/itthrust
wethrust
youthrust
theythrust
Present Perfect
Ihavethrust
youhavethrust
he/she/ithasthrust
wehavethrust
youhavethrust
theyhavethrust
Past Perfect
Ihadthrust
youhadthrust
he/she/ithadthrust
wehadthrust
youhadthrust
theyhadthrust
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A tweakable block cipher accepts a second input called the "tweak" along with its usual plaintext or ciphertext input.
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The configuration consists of inlet valves located in the cylinder head and exhaust valves located in the cylinder or engine block.
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This includes the oil production plant, the accommodation block and the drilling rig.
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The money was stored in a cement-block strong room with a round-the-clock private security guard.
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The main block has five bays, with the entrance bay in the centre; the second and fourth bays are recessed.
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