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1 iron
iron ['aɪən](a) (made of, containing iron) de fer, en fer∎ iron discipline une discipline de fer;∎ an iron hand or fist in a velvet glove une main de fer dans un gant de velours(laundry) repasser(laundry) se repasser4 noun∎ made of iron de ou en fer;∎ she has a will of iron elle a une volonté de fer;∎ the iron and steel industry la sidérurgie;∎ (as) hard as iron dur comme ou aussi dur que le fer∎ spinach has a high iron content les épinards contiennent beaucoup de fer(c) (for laundry) fer m (à repasser);∎ your shirt needs an iron ta chemise a besoin d'un coup de fer ou d'être repassée(d) (tool, appliance) fer m;∎ to have many irons in the fire avoir plusieurs fers au feu∎ a five iron un fer cinq(chains) fers mpl;∎ clap them in irons! mettez-les aux fers!►► the Iron Age l'âge m du fer;∎ an Iron Age tool un outil de l'âge du fer;iron bar barre f de fer;iron bridge pont m en fer;History Iron Chancellor chancelier m de fer;the Iron Curtain le rideau de fer;∎ the Iron Curtain countries les pays mpl de l'Est;Medicine iron deficiency carence f en fer;familiar Technology iron fairy grue□ f;iron filings limaille f de fer;iron foundry fonderie f (de fonte);an iron grating une grille en fer;Medicine iron lung poumon m d'acier;iron maiden = instrument de torture consistant en un coffre à l'intérieur parsemé de pointes, dans lequel on place la victime;Mineralogy iron ore minerai m de fer;Mineralogy iron oxide oxyde m de fer;iron pyrites Mineralogy pyrite f (de fer);Golf iron shot coup m de fer;Industry Iron and Steel Trades Confederation = syndicat britannique des ouvriers de la sidérurgie;Medicine iron tablet comprimé m de fer;an iron will une volonté de fer∎ have you ironed out your differences? est-ce que vous avez résolu vos différends? -
2 iron
iron [ˈaɪən]1. nouna. ( = metal) fer m• scrap iron ferraille f4. compounds[tool, bridge] en fer ; [determination] de fer* * *['aɪən], US ['aɪərn] 1.1) ( metal) fer mold ou scrap iron — ferraille f
iron and steel works — usine f sidérurgique
a will of iron — fig une volonté de fer
2) ( for clothes) fer m (à repasser)3) ( golf) fer m4) ( splint) attelle f2.irons plural noun fers mpl3.4. 5.iron sheet — tôle f
transitive verb repasser [clothes]Phrasal Verbs:- iron out•• -
3 angle
angle ['æŋgəl]1 noun∎ at an angle of… formant un angle de…;∎ the roads intersect at an angle of 90° les routes se croisent à angle droit;∎ the car hit us at an angle la voiture nous a heurtés de biais;∎ she wore her hat at an angle elle portait son chapeau penché;∎ cut at an angle coupé en biseau;∎ the shop stands at an angle to the street le magasin fait l'angle∎ seen from this angle vu sous cet angle;∎ he examined the issue from all angles il a étudié la question sous tous les angles;∎ from an economic angle d'un point de vue économique;∎ what's your angle on the situation? comment voyez-vous la situation?;∎ we need a new angle il nous faut un éclairage ou un point de vue nouveau∎ she knows all the angles elle en connaît un bout ou un rayon∎ what's his angle in all this? qu'est-ce qu'il espère y gagner?∎ I angled the light towards the workbench j'ai orienté ou dirigé la lumière sur l'établi∎ the article was deliberately angled to provoke a certain response l'article était rédigé de façon à provoquer une réaction bien précise;∎ it's angled towards the 16-18 age group cela vise les 16-18 ans, c'est destiné aux 16-18 ans;∎ studies are angled towards exams les études sont très axées sur les examens∎ to angle a shot envoyer la balle en diagonale∎ the road angled (off) to the right la route tournait à droite∎ to go angling aller à la pêche (à la ligne);∎ figurative to angle for sth chercher (à avoir) qch;∎ stop angling for compliments! arrête de chercher des compliments!;∎ he's always angling for an invitation/a job il est toujours en train de chercher à se faire inviter/à se faire embaucher►► Military angle of altitude angle m de hausse ou de tir positif;Aviation angle of attack angle m d'attaque;Building industry angle bar cornière f, équerre f;Building industry angle brace (tool) foret m à angle;Typography angle bracket crochet m en chevron;Military angle of deflection angle m de dérive;Military angle of depression angle m de dépression;Physics angle of dip inclinaison f magnétique;angle of elevation Military angle m de hausse ou de tir positif; Architecture angle m d'élévation;Physics angle of incidence angle m d'incidence;Building industry angle iron cornière f, équerre f;Building industry angle plate équerre f;Military angle of sight angle m de mire ou de visée
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