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I.future [ingl. brit. ˈfjuːtʃə, ingl. am. ˈfjutʃər] SUST.

1. future (on time scale):

future

avenir m

in the future

dans l'avenir

in the near or not too distant future

dans un proche avenir

in future

à l'avenir

the train/shopping centre of the future

le train/le centre commercial du futur or de demain

who knows what the future holds or might bring?

qui sait ce que l'avenir nous réserve?

to see into the future

lire l'avenir

2. future (prospects):

future (of person, industry, company, sport)

avenir m

she/the company has a future

elle/la compagnie a de l'avenir

to have a (bright) future

avoir un (bel) avenir

there's no future in this kind of work

ce genre de travail n'a aucun avenir

3. future LING.:

future, a. future tense

futur m

in the future

au futur

II.futures SUST.

futures sust. pl. FIN. (in Stock Exchange):

futures

contrats mpl à terme

currency futures

devises achetées à terme

to deal in futures

faire des opérations à terme

III.future [ingl. brit. ˈfjuːtʃə, ingl. am. ˈfjutʃər] ADJ. atrbv.

future generation, developments, investment, earnings

futur

future prospects

d'avenir

future queen, prince etc

futur

at some future date

à une date ultérieure

I'll keep it for future reference

je vais le garder au cas où on en aurait besoin form.

I'll keep it for future reference

je vais le garder au cas où coloq.

that would be useful for future reference

cela pourrait être utile dans l'avenir

I.future-proof [ingl. am.] ADJ.

future-proof product, technology:

future-proof

protégé contre l'obsolescence

II.future-proof [ingl. am.] V. trans.

future-proof product, design:

future-proof

protéger [qc] contre l'obsolescence

flute [ingl. brit. fluːt, ingl. am. flut] SUST.

1. flute MÚS.:

flute

flûte f

flute atrbv. part, lesson

de flûte

flute case

à flûte

flute composition

pour flûte

2. flute ARQUIT.:

flute

cannelure f

3. flute (glass):

flute

flûte f

fluted [ingl. brit. ˈfluːtɪd, ingl. am. ˈfludəd] ADJ.

fluted collar

tuyauté

fluted glass, flan tin

à cannelures

fluted column

cannelé

flutist [ingl. brit. ˈfluːtɪst, ingl. am. ˈfludəst] SUST. ingl. am.

flutist

flûtiste mf

fluting [ingl. brit. ˈfluːtɪŋ, ingl. am. ˈfludɪŋ] SUST.

fluting (of fabric)

tuyauté m

fluting (on china, glass, column)

cannelure f

I.flutter [ingl. brit. ˈflʌtə, ingl. am. ˈflədər] SUST.

1. flutter (rapid movement):

flutter (of wings, lashes)

battement m

flutter (of leaves, papers)

voltigement m

flutter (of flags, bunting)

flottement m

with a flutter of her eyelashes

d'un battement de cils

2. flutter (stir):

a flutter of excitement/panic

un surcroît d'excitation/de panique

to be all in or of a flutter ingl. brit.

être tout en émoi

to cause a flutter

causer l'émoi

3. flutter ingl. brit. (bet) coloq.:

to have a flutter on the horses

faire un petit pari aux courses

she likes the odd flutter

elle aime bien parier de temps en temps

to have a flutter on the Stock Exchange

faire une spéculation à la Bourse

4. flutter ELECTRÓ. (in sound):

flutter

pleurage m

5. flutter AERO. (fault):

flutter

vibration f

II.flutter [ingl. brit. ˈflʌtə, ingl. am. ˈflədər] V. trans.

1. flutter (beat):

the bird/moth fluttered its wings

l'oiseau/le papillon de nuit battait des ailes

2. flutter (move):

flutter fan, handkerchief

agiter

to flutter one's eyelashes (at sb)

battre des cils (en regardant qn)

III.flutter [ingl. brit. ˈflʌtə, ingl. am. ˈflədər] V. intr.

1. flutter (beat):

the bird's wings still fluttered

l'oiseau battait encore des ailes

2. flutter (fly rapidly):

flutter

voleter

3. flutter (move rapidly):

flutter flag, bunting, ribbons:

flotter

flutter clothes, curtains, fans, hand:

s'agiter

flutter eyelids, lashes:

battre

flags fluttered in the breeze/above the streets/from the mast

des drapeaux flottaient au vent/au-dessus des rues/sur le mât

4. flutter (spiral):

flutter, a. flutter down petals, leaves:

tomber en voltigeant

5. flutter (beat irregularly):

flutter heart:

palpiter (with de)

flutter pulse:

battre faiblement

I.natural [ingl. brit. ˈnatʃ(ə)r(ə)l, ingl. am. ˈnætʃ(ə)rəl] SUST.

1. natural (person) coloq.:

as an actress, she's a natural

c'est une actrice née

he's a natural for the role of Hamlet

il est fait pour jouer Hamlet

2. natural MÚS.:

natural (sign)

bécarre m

natural (note)

note f naturelle

3. natural (simpleton):

natural archaic

imbécile mf

II.natural [ingl. brit. ˈnatʃ(ə)r(ə)l, ingl. am. ˈnætʃ(ə)rəl] ADJ.

1. natural (not artificial or man-made):

natural phenomenon, force, disaster, harbour, light, resources, process, progression, beauty, material, food

naturel/-elle

the natural world

le monde naturel

in its natural state

à l'état naturel

2. natural (usual, normal):

natural

naturel/-elle, normal

it's natural to do/to be

c'est normal de faire/d'être

it's natural for sb to do

c'est normal que qn fasse

the natural thing to do would be to protest

la chose la plus normale serait de protester

it's only natural

c'est tout à fait naturel

it's not natural!

ce n'est pas normal!

to die of natural causes

mourir de mort naturelle or de sa belle mort

death from natural causes DER.

mort naturelle

for the rest of one's natural life DER.

à vie

3. natural (innate):

natural gift, talent, emotion, trait

inné

natural artist, professional, storyteller

né

natural affinity

naturel/-elle

a natural advantage (of person, party, country)

un atout

4. natural (unaffected):

natural person, manner

simple, naturel/-elle

try and look more natural

essaie d'avoir l'air plus naturel

5. natural:

natural (actual, real) parent

naturel/-elle

natural (illegitimate) archaic child

naturel/-elle

6. natural MÚS.:

natural

naturel/-elle

natural horn

cor m d'harmonie

suture [ingl. brit. ˈsuːtʃə, ingl. am. ˈsutʃər] SUST.

suture

suture f

futures exchange SUST.

futures exchange

marché m à terme

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Traducciones de flutura en el diccionario inglés»francés

I.future [ˈfju·tʃər] SUST.

1. future (the time to come):

future

avenir m

to have plans for the future

avoir des projets pour l'avenir

what the future will bring

ce que l'avenir nous réserve

in the future

à l'avenir

2. future (prospects):

future

avenir m

she has a great future ahead of her

elle a un bel avenir devant elle

to face an uncertain future

affronter des lendemains incertains

the school of the future

l'école f du futur

3. future LING.:

future

futur m

to be in the future (tense)

être au futur

4. future pl. FIN.:

future

marchés mpl à terme

II.future [ˈfju·tʃər] ADJ.

future

futur(e)

future events

à venir

at some future date

à une date ultérieure

flutist SUST.

flutist

flûtiste mf

flute [flut] SUST. MÚS.

flute

flûte f

I.flutter [ˈflʌt̬·ər] SUST.

1. flutter (act of fluttering):

flutter of wings, lashes

battement m

flutter of leave, papers

voltigement m

flutter of heart

palpitation f

2. flutter fig. (nervousness):

flutter

agitation f

to put in/to be all of a flutter

rendre/être nerveux

II.flutter [ˈflʌt̬·ər] V. intr.

1. flutter (fly):

flutter

voleter

flutter bird

battre des ailes

2. flutter (move):

flutter

s'agiter

flutter heart

palpiter

flutter leaves, papers

voltiger

flutter lashes

battre

flutter flag

flotter

III.flutter [ˈflʌt̬·ər] V. trans.

to flutter its wings

battre des ailes

to flutter one's eyelashes

battre des cils

I.suture [ˈsu·tʃər] MED. SUST.

suture

suture f

II.suture [ˈsu·tʃər] MED. V. trans.

suture

suturer

I.natural [ˈnætʃ·ər·əl] ADJ.

natural

naturel(le)

natural state

primitif(-ive)

natural parents

biologique

it's natural

c'est normal

it's only natural that

il est tout à fait naturel que +subj

to be a natural leader

être né pour être un meneur

II.natural [ˈnætʃ·ər·əl] SUST. coloq.

natural

talent m

to be a natural for sth

être doué pour qc

as a singer, she's a natural

c'est une chanteuse née

couture [ku·ˈtʊr] SUST.

couture

couture f

U-turn [ˈju·tɜrn] SUST.

1. U-turn AUTO.:

U-turn

demi-tour m

2. U-turn fig.:

U-turn

volte-face f

natural-born ADJ.

natural-born

né(e)

natural childbirth SUST.

natural childbirth

accouchement m naturel