WET CELL - Traducción inglés-francés

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

wet cell, wet cell battery SUST.

wet cell

pile f à liquide

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

cell [ingl. brit. sɛl, ingl. am. sɛl] SUST.

1. cell (for prisoner, monk):

cell

cellule f

2. cell:

cell BIOL., BOT.

cellule f

3. cell (in honeycomb):

cell

alvéole m

4. cell:

cell ELECTR., QUÍM.

élément m

5. cell POL.:

cell

cellule f

6. cell TEL.:

cell

cellule f

I. wet [ingl. brit. wɛt, ingl. am. wɛt] SUST.

1. wet (dampness):

wet

humidité f

this plant is tolerant of the wet

cette plante tolère l'humidité

ducks like the wet

les canards aiment l'eau

the car won't start in the wet

la voiture ne veut pas démarrer par temps humide

the tyre performs well in the wet

le pneu a de bons résultats sur terrain mouillé

2. wet ingl. brit. (feeble person):

wet coloq. pey.

chiffe f molle coloq., pey.

3. wet ingl. brit. POL.:

wet

conservateur/-trice m/f modéré/-e

II. wet [ingl. brit. wɛt, ingl. am. wɛt] ADJ.

1. wet (damp):

wet clothing, hair, hand, grass, road, surface, patch

mouillé

wet with rain/urine

mouillé par la pluie/l'urine

wet with blood/tea

mouillé de sang/de thé

wet with tears hanky:

humide de larmes

her face was wet with tears

son visage était baigné de larmes

wet with sweat

trempé de sueur

to get wet

se faire mouiller

to get one's feet/clothes wet

se mouiller les pieds/les vêtements

to get the floor/the towel wet

tremper le sol/la serviette

wet through

trempé

2. wet (freshly applied):

wet cement, clay, plaster, varnish

humide

wet paint

frais/fraîche

‘wet paint’

‘peinture fraîche’

the ink is still wet

l'encre n'est pas encore sèche

to keep sth wet

empêcher qc de sécher

3. wet (rainy):

wet weather, climate, season, day, night, area

humide

wet conditions

d'humidité

wet spell

de pluie

tomorrow, the North will be wet

demain, il pleuvra dans le nord

when it's wet

quand il pleut

4. wet ingl. brit. pey.:

wet person

qui manque de caractère

wet remark, action

sans intérêt

don't be so wet!

du nerf!

5. wet ingl. brit. POL.:

wet Tory, minister, cabinet, MP

modéré

6. wet (where alcohol is sold) coloq.:

wet state, country

où l'on peut acheter des boissons alcoolisées

III. wet <part. pres. wetting; pret. imperf., part. pas. wet> [ingl. brit. wɛt, ingl. am. wɛt] V. trans.

1. wet (with water, blood, sweat, tea):

wet floor, object, clothes

mouiller

2. wet (urinate in or on):

to wet one's pants/the bed adult:

mouiller sa culotte/le lit

to wet one's pants/the bed child:

faire pipi dans sa culotte/dans son lit

IV. to wet oneself V. v. refl.

to wet oneself v. refl. (gen):

to wet oneself

mouiller sa culotte

to wet oneself child:

faire pipi dans sa culotte

I. whistle [ingl. brit. ˈwɪs(ə)l, ingl. am. ˈ(h)wɪsəl] SUST.

1. whistle:

whistle (small pipe)

sifflet m

whistle (siren)

sirène f

the factory whistle goes at 5 pm

la sirène de l'usine sonne à 17 h

to blow the or one's whistle

donner un coup de sifflet

to blow the whistle for half time

siffler la mi-temps

2. whistle (sound):

whistle (made by mouth, kettle, train, wind)

sifflement m

whistle (made with a small pipe)

coup m de sifflet

to give a whistle of surprise

pousser un sifflement de surprise

3. whistle MÚS.:

whistle

flageolet m

II. whistle [ingl. brit. ˈwɪs(ə)l, ingl. am. ˈ(h)wɪsəl] V. trans.

whistle (gen) tune, command

siffler

whistle (casually) melody

siffloter

III. whistle [ingl. brit. ˈwɪs(ə)l, ingl. am. ˈ(h)wɪsəl] V. intr.

1. whistle (make noise):

whistle bird, person, kettle, train, wind:

siffler

to whistle at sb/sth

siffler qn/qc

to whistle for dog

siffler

he whistled to us to come

il nous a sifflés pour nous faire venir

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to whistle past, to whistle by (move past fast) arrow, bullet:

passer en sifflant

to whistle past, to whistle by train:

passer à toute vitesse

the arrows whistled past our heads/through the air

les flèches sifflaient au-dessus de nos têtes/dans l'air

IV. whistle [ingl. brit. ˈwɪs(ə)l, ingl. am. ˈ(h)wɪsəl]

to blow the whistle on sb

dénoncer qn

to blow the whistle on sth

révéler qc

(as) clean as a whistle

propre comme un sou neuf

you can whistle for it coloq.!

tu peux toujours courir! coloq.

to wet one's whistle coloq.

se rincer le gosier coloq.

to whistle in the dark

essayer de se donner du courage

ear [ingl. brit. ɪə, ingl. am. ɪr] SUST.

1. ear:

ear ANAT., ZOOL.

oreille f

inner/middle/outer ear

oreille f interne/moyenne/externe

inner/middle/outer ear atrbv. infection, operation (of one ear)

de l'oreille

inner/middle/outer ear (of both ears)

des oreilles

2. ear (hearing, perception):

ear

oreille f

pleasant to the ear

agréable à l'oreille

to the trained/untrained ear

pour une oreille exercée/qui n'est pas exercée

to sound odd to the English ear

sonner bizarrement pour l'oreille d'un Anglais

to play music by ear

jouer de la musique à l'oreille

to have a good ear for languages

avoir une bonne oreille pour les langues

to have an ear for music

avoir l'oreille musicale

to have a good ear for accents

reconnaître les accents

to have good ears

avoir une bonne ouïe

3. ear BOT. (of wheat, corn):

ear

épi m

he is wet behind the ears

c'est un petit jeunot

it has come to my ears that …

il m'est arrivé aux oreilles que …

about or around one's ears

tout autour de soi

my ears are burning

j'ai les oreilles qui sifflent

to be all ears coloq.

être tout ouïe

to be on one's ear ingl. irland. (drunk) coloq.

être rond coloq.

to be on one's ear ingl. irland. (drunk) coloq.

être ivre

to bend sb's ear

insister auprès de qn

to be out on one's ear coloq. (from job)

avoir été mis à la porte coloq.

to be out on one's ear (from home)

être or se retrouver à la rue

to be up to one's ears in debt/work

être endetté/avoir du travail jusqu'au cou

to get a thick ear coloq.

recevoir une baffe coloq.

to give sb a thick ear coloq.

coller une baffe à qn coloq.

to have a word in sb's ear

parler à qn en privé

to close or shut one's ear(s) to sth/sb

refuser d'écouter qc/qn

to go in one ear and out the other

entrer par une oreille et sortir par l'autre

to have or keep one's ear to the ground

garder l'œil ouvert

to have the ear of sb

avoir l'oreille de qn

I'll keep my ears open

si j'entends parler de quelque chose, je te le dirai

to lend or give a sympathetic ear to sb

prêter une oreille compatissante à qn

to listen with (only) half an ear

n'écouter que d'une oreille

to play it/sth by ear fig.

improviser

to set or put sb on his/her ear ingl. am. coloq.

provoquer la colère de qn

en el diccionario PONS

cell [sel] SUST.

1. cell (small room):

cell

cellule f

2. cell (compartments):

cell

case f

3. cell (part of honeycomb):

cell

alvéole m o f

4. cell BIOL., POL.:

cell

cellule f

to use one's grey cells

faire travailler sa matière grise

5. cell ELECTR.:

battery cell

élément m de pile

I. wet <wetter, wettest> [wet] ADJ.

1. wet (soaked):

wet

mouillé(e)

to be wet through

être trempé

to get wet

se mouiller

to get sth wet

mouiller qc

to get one's hands wet

se mouiller les mains

2. wet (damp) a. METEO.:

wet

humide

wet weather

pluvieux

wet day

de pluie

wet season

des pluies

it's wet

il pleut

3. wet (weak):

to be wet

être une lavette

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be wet behind the ears

être encore jeune

to be as much fun as a wet weekend

ne pas être pas très drôle

II. wet <wet, wet, -tt- [or wetted, wetted, -tt-]> [wet] V. trans.

1. wet (make damp):

wet

mouiller

2. wet (urinate on):

to wet the bed

mouiller le lit

to wet one's pants

mouiller sa culotte

to wet oneself

se mouiller

III. wet [wet] SUST.

1. wet (rain):

wet

pluie f

2. wet (damp area):

wet

humidité f

3. wet (unassertive person):

wet

lavette f

en el diccionario PONS

cell [sel] SUST.

1. cell (small room):

cell

cellule f

2. cell (compartments):

cell

case f

3. cell (part of honeycomb):

cell

alvéole m o f

4. cell BIOL., POL.:

cell

cellule f

to use one's grey cells

faire travailler sa matière grise

5. cell ELECTR.:

battery cell

élément m de pile

I. wet <wetter, wettest> [wet] ADJ.

1. wet (soaked):

wet

mouillé(e)

to be wet through

être trempé

to get wet

se mouiller

to get sth wet

mouiller qc

to get one's hands wet

se mouiller les mains

2. wet (damp) a. METEO.:

wet

humide

wet weather

pluvieux(-euse)

wet day

de pluie

wet season

des pluies

it's wet

il pleut

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be wet behind the ears

être encore jeune

II. wet <-tt-, wet, wet [or -tt-, wetted, wetted]> [wet] V. trans.

1. wet (make damp):

wet

mouiller

2. wet (urinate on):

to wet the bed

mouiller le lit

to wet oneself [or one's pants]

mouiller sa culotte

III. wet [wet] SUST.

1. wet (rain):

wet

pluie f

2. wet (damp area):

wet

humidité f

3. wet (unassertive person):

wet

lavette f

Present

I	wet
you	wet
he/she/it	wets
we	wet
you	wet
they	wet

Past

I	wet / wetted
you	wet / wetted
he/she/it	wet / wetted
we	wet / wetted
you	wet / wetted
they	wet / wetted

Present Perfect

I	have	wet / wetted
you	have	wet / wetted
he/she/it	has	wet / wetted
we	have	wet / wetted
you	have	wet / wetted
they	have	wet / wetted

Past Perfect

I	had	wet / wetted
you	had	wet / wetted
he/she/it	had	wet / wetted
we	had	wet / wetted
you	had	wet / wetted
they	had	wet / wetted

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

Unlike a wet cell, a dry cell can operate in any orientation without spilling, as it contains no free liquid, making it suitable for portable equipment.

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They may be used as an electrolyte in a wet cell battery, such as sulfuric acid in a car battery.

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Adverse conditions may lead to disorientation, large numbers gathering on ships on overcast or wet nights.

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Some sources classify overactive bladder into wet and dry variants depending on whether it is an urgent need to urinate or if it includes incontinence.

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The time to worry about tawny owl chicks is if they fledge during cold and wet spells.

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