tick en el diccionario francés Oxford-Hachette

Traducciones de tick en el diccionario inglés»francés

I.tick [ingl. brit. tɪk, ingl. am. tɪk] SUST.

1. tick (of clock):

tick

tic-tac m

2. tick (mark on paper):

tick

coche f

to put a tick against sth

cocher qc

3. tick:

tick VETER., ZOOL.

tique f

4. tick ingl. brit. (short time):

tick coloq.

minute f fig.

tick coloq.

seconde f fig.

I'll be with you in a tick/two ticks

je suis à toi dans une seconde/deux secondes

I won't be a tick

j'en ai (juste) pour une seconde

it won't take a tick/two ticks

ça ne prendra qu'une seconde/que deux secondes

5. tick ingl. brit. (credit) coloq.:

on tick

à crédit

II.tick [ingl. brit. tɪk, ingl. am. tɪk] V. trans. (make mark)

tick box, name, answer

cocher

to tick all the (right) boxes ingl. brit. coloq.

remplir toutes les conditions

III.tick [ingl. brit. tɪk, ingl. am. tɪk] V. intr. literal

tick bomb, clock, watch:

tick

faire tic-tac

I know what makes him tick

je sais ce qui le motive

ricky-tick [ˌrɪkɪˈtɪk] ADJ. ingl. am. coloq.

ricky-tick

démodé

tick-tock SUST.

tick-tock

tic-tac m

tick fever SUST. VETER.

tick fever

fièvre f des montagnes rocheuses

I.tick off V. [ingl. brit. tɪk -, ingl. am. tɪk -] (tick [sth/sb] off, tick off [sth/sb])

1. tick off (mark):

tick off name, item

cocher

2. tick off ingl. brit. (reprimand):

tick off coloq.

passer un savon à coloq.

tick off coloq.

réprimander

3. tick off ingl. am. (annoy) coloq.:

tick off person

embêter

tick over V. [ingl. brit. tɪk -, ingl. am. tɪk -] ingl. brit.

1. tick over MOTOR:

tick over car, engine, meter:

tourner

2. tick over fig.:

tick over company, business:

tourner

tick over (not doing really well)

tourner au ralenti

tick over mind, brain:

travailler

tick away V. [ingl. brit. tɪk -, ingl. am. tɪk -]

tick away hours, minutes, time:

passer

tick away clock, meter:

tourner

tick by V. [ingl. brit. tɪk -, ingl. am. tɪk -]

tick by hours, minutes:

tick by

passer

tic-tac-toe [ingl. brit. tɪktakˈtəʊ, ingl. am. ˌtɪkˌtækˈtoʊ], tick-tack-toe SUST. ingl. am.

tic-tac-toe

morpion m

tic-tac-toe

jeu m de morpion

Traducciones de tick en el diccionario francés»inglés

La palabra que consultaste como aparece en otras partes del diccionario

tique

tick

tick en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de tick en el diccionario inglés»francés

tick¹ [tɪk] SUST. ZOOL.

tick

tique f

I.tick² SUST.

1. tick (quick clicking sound):

tick

cliquetis m

2. tick (small amount):

tick

chouïa m

II.tick² V. intr.

tick (make a clicking sound):

tick clock

faire tic tac

hours ticked away

les heures fpl se sont écoulées

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

what makes sb tick

ce qui se passe dans la tête de qn

III.tick² V. trans.

tick

cocher

tick off V. trans. coloq. (exasperate)

tick off

emmerder

Traducciones de tick en el diccionario francés»inglés

La palabra que consultaste como aparece en otras partes del diccionario

tique

tick

c'est râlant coloq.

it's enough to tick you off!

buter qn

to tick sb off

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

Periodically in this section, the full tutti will double the accompaniment "forte" for four notes, turning the tick-tock into something of a fanfare.

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It (kicking penalties) helps the scoreboard to tick over and gives the team confidence but sadly it wasn't to be.

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He instils playful lightness to the second movement's tick-tock themes, including skating glissandi, juxtaposed with its biting, satirical humour.

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The best thing to do is to let the vehicle do its own thing and tick over.

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But it's now expected cabinet will tick off the new plan.

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There was a joy, even in the original, to watching your city tick over.

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The president boasted to attendees that "the era of empty talk is over" as he began to tick off each of his campaign promises.

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Total memberships have risen from around 615k last season to a tick over 650k this season.

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If a thing's going well, tick-tock, someone's going to take it away.

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We were there for two weeks, but we still didn't tick off some of the sights on our bucket lists.

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