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domestic [də'mestɪk](a) (household → duty, chore) ménager;∎ for domestic use only (on packaging) réservé à l'usage domestique∎ they lived in domestic bliss for many years ça a été un ménage très heureux pendant de nombreuses années;∎ a minor domestic crisis un petit problème à la maison;∎ this is all very domestic tout ceci donne une ambiance très familiale(c) (not foreign → affairs, flight, trade, policy) intérieur; (→ currency, economy, news, produce) national(d) (not wild → animal) domestique2 noun►► domestic airline ligne f intérieure;domestic appliance appareil m ménager;domestic excursionist excursionniste mf (dans son propre pays);domestic fowl volaille f;domestic help aide f ménagère;American domestic mail correspondance f à destination de l'intérieur;domestic product produit m ménager;domestic refuse ordures fpl ménagères;Aviation domestic route ligne f intérieure;domestic sales ventes fpl domestiques;domestic servant domestique m;domestic service domesticité f;∎ she was in domestic service elle était domestique;domestic staff employés mpl de maison, domestiques mpl;domestic tourism tourisme m national;domestic tourist touriste m national;domestic travel voyages mpl domestiques;domestic visitor touriste m national -
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domestic [dəˈmestɪk]1. adjectivea. ( = household) domestique ; [fuel] à usage domestique ; [quarrel] (within family) de famille ; (between couple) conjugalb. ( = home-loving) she was never a very domestic sort of person elle n'a jamais vraiment été une femme d'intérieur2. compounds* * *[də'mestɪk]1) Politics ( home) [market, affairs, flight, price] intérieur; [consumer] du pays; [crisis, issue] de politique intérieure2) ( of house) [activity, animal] domestique3) ( family) [life, situation, harmony] familial; [dispute] conjugal -
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A n1 lit (creature, genus) animal m, bête f ; domestic/farm animal animal domestique/de ferme ; animal, vegetable and mineral les animaux, les végétaux, et les minéraux ;2 ( brutish person) to behave like animals [people] se conduire comme des brutes ; to bring out the animal in sb réveiller la bête en qn ;3 fig ( entity) man is a political animal l'homme est un animal politique ; there's no such animal ça n'existe pas ; the new company is a very different animal la nouvelle entreprise est une chose différente.B modif -
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A n1 †( servant) domestique† mf ;2 ○ ( argument) dispute f conjugale.B adj1 Pol ( home) [market, affairs, consumption, policy, flight, demand, price] intérieur ; [consumer] du pays ; [crisis, issue] de politique intérieure ;2 ( of house) [activity, animal] domestique ; domestic chores tâches fpl ménagères ; domestic staff domestiques mfpl ;3 ( family) [life, situation, harmony] familial ; [dispute] conjugal ; domestic bliss hum le bonheur familial. -
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corner [ˈkɔ:nər]1. noun• it's just round the corner ( = very near) c'est à deux pas d'ici• the domestic robot is just around the corner le robot domestique, c'est pour demain• to turn the corner tourner au coin de la rue ; (figurative) passer le moment critique ; [patient] passer le capc. ( = position) to fight one's corner défendre sa position4. compounds* * *['kɔːnə(r)] 1.1) lit ( in geometry) angle m; (of street, building) angle m, coin m; (of table, field, room) coin m; Automobile ( bend) virage mto turn ou go round the corner — tourner au coin de la rue
just around the corner — ( nearby) tout près; ( around the bend) juste après le coin
2) (of eye, mouth) coin m3) ( place) coin m2.transitive verb1) ( trap) lit acculer [animal, enemy]; fig coincer (colloq) [person]2) ( monopolize) accaparer [market]3.intransitive verb Automobile [car] prendre un virage••to cut corners — ( financially) faire des économies; ( in a procedure) simplifier les choses
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correspond [‚kɒrɪ'spɒnd](a) (tally → dates, statements) correspondre;∎ to correspond with or to sth correspondre à qch∎ this animal corresponds roughly with or to our own domestic cat cet animal correspond à peu près à notre ou est à peu près l'équivalent de notre chat domestique(c) (exchange letters) correspondre;∎ we have been corresponding (with each other) for years cela fait des années que nous correspondons;∎ we don't often correspond nous ne correspondons ou nous ne nous écrivons pas souvent;∎ we only correspond at Christmas nous ne nous écrivons qu'à Noël -
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white [waɪt]1. adjective• the public likes politicians to be whiter-than-white les gens aiment que les hommes politiques soient irréprochables2. nouna. blanc m3. compounds► white sauce noun (savoury) sauce f blanche ; (sweet) crème f pâtissière (pour le plum-pudding de Noël)* * *[waɪt], US [hwaɪt] 1.1) (colour, part of egg, eye) blanc m3) ( wine) blanc m4) (in chess, draughts) blancs mpl2.whites plural noun3.tennis/chef's whites — tenue f de tennis/de chef-cuisinier
1) blanc/blanche2) [race, child, skin] blanc/blanche; [area] habité par des Blancs; [culture, prejudice, fears] des Blancsa white man/woman — un Blanc/une Blanche
••the men in white coats — hum les infirmiers psychiatriques
whiter than white — plus blanc/blanche que neige
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[doɡ] 1. noun(a domestic, meat-eating animal related to the wolf and fox.) chien2. adjective((usually of members of the dog family) male: a dog-fox.) mâle3. verb(to follow closely as a dog does: She dogged his footsteps.) talonner- dogged- doggedly - doggedness - dog-biscuit - dog collar - dog-eared - dog-tired - a dog's life - go to the dogs - in the doghouse - not a dog's chance -
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butcher ['bʊtʃə(r)]1 noun∎ she's gone to the butcher's elle est partie chez le boucher;∎ the butcher's wife la bouchère;∎ butcher's shop boucherie f;∎ British butcher's boy garçon m boucher(b) (murderer) boucher m(d) South of England familiar (rhyming slang butcher's hook = look) to have a butcher's (at sb/sth) mater (qn/qch);∎ let's have a butcher's (at it)! montre un peu!►► Ornithology butcher bird écorcheur m, pie-grièche f écorcheur;Botany butcher's broom petit houx m, fragon m épineux
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