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61 blow up
1) ( in explosion) [building] sauter; [bomb] exploser2) [storm] se lever3) [problem, affair] éclater4) (colloq) ( become angry) s'emporter5) ( inflate)blow [something/somebody] up, blow up [somebody/something] faire sauter [building, person]; faire exploser [bomb]; blow [something] up, blow up [something]6) ( inflate) gonfler [tyre]7) Photography ( enlarge) agrandir8) ( exaggerate) exagérer -
62 blow-up
['bləʊʌp] 1.noun Photography agrandissement m2.adjective ( inflatable) [doll, toy, dinghy] gonflable -
63 camera
camera [ˈkæmərə]━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━‼|/b] [b]caméra is not the most common translation for camera.━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━* * *['kæmərə]1) Photography appareil m photo; Cinema, Television caméra f2) Law -
64 colour filter
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65 come out
1) ( emerge) [person, animal, vehicle] sortir (of de); [star] apparaître; [sun, moon] se montrerhe came out of it rather well — fig il ne s'en est pas mal tiré
2) ( originate)to come out of — [person] être originaire de; [song] venir de; [news report] provenir de
3) ( result)4) ( strike) faire la grève5) ( fall out) [contact lens, tooth] tomber; [contents] sortir; [cork] s'enlever6) ( be emitted) [water, smoke] sortir ( through par)7) ( wash out) [stain] s'en aller, partir8) (be published, issued) [magazine, novel] paraître; [album, film, product] sortir9) ( become known) [feelings] se manifester; [details, facts] être révélé; [results] être connu10) Photography [photo, photocopy] être réussi11) ( end up)to come out at 200 dollars — [cost, bill] s'élever à 200 dollars
12) ( say)to come out with — sortir [excuse]; raconter [nonsense]
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66 composite
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67 contrast
3. noun━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━✦ Lorsque contrast est un verbe, l'accent tombe sur la seconde syllabe: kənˈtrα:st, lorsque c'est un nom, sur la première: ˈkɒntrα:st.* * *1. ['kɒntrɑːst], US [-træst]1) ( difference) contraste min contrast to something —
to be a contrast to ou with — présenter un contraste avec
by ou in contrast — par contre
2) Photography, Television contraste m2. [kən'trɑːst], US [-'træst]transitive verb3.intransitive verb contraster ( with avec)4.contrasting adjective [examples] opposé; [colour, material] contrasté; [views, opinions] très différents -
68 depth
depth [depθ]1. nounb. [of voice] profondeur fc. [of colour] intensité fd. [of knowledge, feeling, sorrow] profondeur f• there was little emotional depth to their relationship leurs sentiments l'un pour l'autre n'étaient pas très profonds2. plural noun* * *[depθ]1) ( measurement) (of hole, water) profondeur f; ( of layer) épaisseur fto be out of one's depth — ( in water) ne plus avoir pied; fig être complètement perdu
2) (of colour, emotion) intensité f; (of crisis, recession) gravité f; ( of ignorance) étendue f; ( of despair) fond m3) ( of knowledge) étendue f; (of analysis, hero, novel) profondeur f4) Cinema, Photographydepth of focus — distance f focale
depth of field — profondeur f de champ
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69 detachable
detachable [dɪˈtæt∫əbl]* * *[dɪ'tætʃəbl]adjective [coupon, section, strap] détachable; [lever, collar] amovible; Photography [lens] mobile -
70 develop
develop [dɪˈveləp]a. [+ mind, body, business, skill] développerb. ( = change and improve) [+ region, area] aménagerc. [+ habit, illness] contracter ; [+ symptoms] présenterse développer ; [problem] surgir ; [talent] s'épanouir ; [friendship] s'établir ; [jealousy] s'installer ; [situation] évoluer━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━✎ The French word développer has a double p.* * *[dɪ'veləp] 1.transitive verb1) ( acquire) acquérir [knowledge]; attraper [illness]; prendre [habit]; présenter [symptom]2) ( evolve) élaborer [plan, project]; mettre au point [technique, invention]; exposer [theory]; développer [argument]3) ( create) créer [market]; établir [links]4) (expand, build up) développer [mind, physique, business, market]5) ( improve) mettre en valeur [land, site]; aménager [city centre]6) Photography développer2.1) ( evolve) [child, society, country, plot, play] se développer; [intelligence] s'épanouir; [skills] s'améliorer2) ( come into being) [friendship, difficulty] naître; [crack, hole] se former; [illness] se déclarer3) (progress, advance) [friendship] se développer; [difficulty] s'aggraver; [crack, fault] s'accentuer; [war, illness] s'aggraver; [game, story] se dérouler4) (in size, extent) [town, business] se développer -
71 developer
developer [dɪˈveləpər]( = property developer) promoteur m* * *[dɪ'veləpə(r)]1) (also property developer) promoteur m (immobilier)2) Photography révélateur m3) Psychology, Schoolearly developer — enfant m précoce
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72 developing bath
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73 developing tank
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74 double exposure
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75 enlarger
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76 expose
expose [ɪkˈspəʊz]a. ( = uncover) exposer ; [+ wire, nerve, body part] mettre à nu• to expose o.s. to criticism s'exposer à la critique• the course exposes students to many points of view le cours présente aux étudiants de nombreux points de vue• to expose o.s. (indecently) commettre un outrage à la pudeur► to be exposed to [+ idea, experience] être confronté àb. ( = unmask) [+ vice, scandal, plot, lie] dévoiler ; [+ secret] éventer ; ( = denounce) démasquer (as comme étant)c. [+ photograph] exposer* * *[ɪk'spəʊz] 1.transitive verb1) ( display) exposer [skin]2) ( make public) révéler [identity]; dénoncer [injustice, person, scandal]3) ( uncover) exposer [inside, dirt]; [excavations] mettre à jour [fossil, remains]4) ( make vulnerable)to expose somebody/something to — exposer quelqu'un/quelque chose à [infection, light]; livrer quelqu'un/quelque chose à [ridicule, temptation]
5) Photography exposer [film]2.1)to expose oneself — Law commettre un outrage à la pudeur
2)3.to expose oneself to — ( make oneself vulnerable) s'exposer à [risk, danger]
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77 exposure
exposure [ɪkˈspəʊʒər]• education means exposure to new ideas l'éducation, c'est être confronté à des idées nouvellesb. ( = hypothermia) hypothermie fd. ( = publicity) it got a lot of exposure on television on l'a beaucoup vu à la télévision* * *[ɪk'spəʊʒə(r)]1) (of secret, crime) révélation f2) (to light, sun, radiation) exposition f (to à); fig (to art, ideas, politics) contact m (to avec)3) (to cold, weather)4) ( in media) couverture f médiatique5) ( orientation) exposition f -
78 exposure meter
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79 exposure time
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80 fast
fast [fα:st]1. adjectivea. ( = speedy) rapide• she's a fast walker/reader elle marche/lit viteb. [colour] is the dye fast? est-ce que ça déteindra ?2. adverba. ( = quickly) vite• the environment is fast becoming a major political issue l'environnement prend une place de plus en plus importante dans les débats politiquesb. ( = firmly) to be fast asleep dormir à poings fermés3. compounds• to watch sth in fast motion regarder qch en accéléré ► fast-moving adjective rapide ; [industry, sector] en évolution constante• this put the company on a fast-track to privatization cela a accéléré la privatisation de l'entreprise adjective [approach] expéditif* * *[fɑːst], US [fæst] 1.noun jeûne m2.1) ( speedy) also Photography rapidea fast time — Sport un bon temps
to be a fast walker/reader — marcher/lire vite
2) Sport [court, pitch, track] rapide3) ( ahead of time)4) ( firm) (jamais épith) [door, lid] bien fermé; [rope] bien attachéto make [something] fast — amarrer [boat]; attacher [rope]
5) ( loyal) [friend] fidèle; [friendship] solide6) ( permanent)3.fast dye — grand teint m
1) ( rapidly) vite, rapidementhow fast can you knit/read? — est-ce que tu tricotes/lis vite?
2) ( firmly) [hold] ferme; [stuck] bel et bien (before pp); [shut] bien4.intransitive verb ( abstain from food) jeûner••
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