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1 ticket
A n1 ( as proof of entitlement) (for bus, underground) ticket m ; (for plane, train, coach) billet m ; (for cinema, theatre, game, exhibition) billet m (for pour) ; (for cloakroom, laundry, left-luggage) ticket m ; ( for library) carte f ; ( for pawn shop) reconnaissance f (du mont-de-piété) ; a bus/left-luggage ticket un ticket de bus/de consigne ; admission by ticket only entrée sur présentation d'un billet ; for him, football was a ticket to a better life fig le football lui a permis d'accéder à une vie meilleure ;2 (tag, label) étiquette f ;4 US, Pol ( of political party) liste f (électorale) ; ( platform) programme m ; to run on the Republican ticket se présenter sur la liste des Républicains ; to be elected on an environmental ticket être élu grâce à un programme écologiste. ⇒ Primaries (primary) ;C vtr1 ( label) étiqueter [goods, baggage] ;2 US ( fine) to be ticketed avoir un PV ○ ; he was ticketed for illegal parking il a eu un PV ○ pour stationnement illégal.that's (just) the ticket ○ ! voilà (exactement) ce qu'il nous faut! -
2 pop
A n1 ( sound) pan m ; to go pop ( explode) éclater ; ( make a sound) faire pan ; the balloons went pop les ballons ont fait pan ;2 ○ ( drink) soda m ;1 ○ ( burst) faire éclater [balloon, bubble] ;2 ( remove) faire sauter [cork] ;3 ○ ( put) to pop sth in(to) mettre qch dans [oven, cupboard, mouth] ; to pop a letter in the post mettre une lettre à la poste ; to pop one's head through the window passer la tête par la fenêtre ;4 ○ ( take) prendre [pills] ;5 ○ GB ( pawn) mettre [qch] au clou ○.2 [ears] se déboucher brusquement ;3 (bulge, burst) [buttons] sauter ; her eyes were popping out of her head les yeux lui sortaient de la tête ;4 ○ GB (go) to pop across ou over to faire un saut ○ dans [shop, store] ; to pop into town/into the bank faire un saut ○ en ville/à la banque ; to pop home/next door faire un saut ○ chez soi/chez les voisins.to pop the question faire sa demande en mariage.■ pop in ○ GB passer ; I'll pop in later je passerai plus tard ; I've just popped in to say hello je suis juste passé dire bonjour.■ pop off ○ GB1 ( leave) filer ○ ;2 ( die) crever ○.■ pop out GB sortir ; I only popped out for a couple of minutes je suis seulement sorti cinq minutes.■ pop round GB, pop over GB passer ; to pop over and see sb passer voir qn ; pop over if you have time passe si tu as le temps. -
3 pop
pop [pɒp]musique pop ⇒ 2 (a) bruit sec ⇒ 2 (b) boisson gazeuse ⇒ 2 (c) crever ⇒ 4 (a) faire sauter ⇒ 4 (a) mettre ⇒ 4 (b) sauter ⇒ 5 (a)pan!2 noun∎ we heard a pop on a entendu un bruit sec;∎ ginger pop boisson f gazeuse au gingembre∎ dinner is $15 a pop le dîner coûte 15 dollars par tête de pipe;∎ the treatment costs £5,000 a pop and there's no guarantee it'll work le traitement coûte 5000 livres à chaque fois et l'efficacité n'est pas garantie□(singer, song) pop (inv)∎ to pop some corn faire du pop-corn∎ she popped her purse into her bag elle a fourré son porte-monnaie dans son sac;∎ just pop the paper through the letterbox vous n'avez qu'à glisser le journal dans la boîte aux lettres;∎ she kept popping tablets into her mouth elle n'arrêtait pas de se fourrer des comprimés dans la bouche;∎ to pop one's head out of the window passer la tête par la fenêtre□ ;∎ American let's pop open a bottle of beer ouvrons une bouteille de bière□ ;∎ to pop the question proposer le mariage□ ;∎ he popped me one on the chin il m'a fichu un coup de poing au menton∎ to pop pills prendre des pilules□ (pour se droguer)∎ to make a popping noise faire un bruit de bouchon qui saute;∎ champagne corks popped and the party began les bouchons de champagne sautèrent et la fête commença;∎ his eyes were popping out of his head les yeux lui sortaient de la tête∎ to pop into town faire un saut en ville;∎ she popped into the butcher's on her way home elle a fait un saut chez ou elle est passée en vitesse chez le boucher sur le chemin du retour;∎ they popped by or round to see us ils sont passés nous voir□►► pop art pop art m;pop concert concert m pop;pop group groupe m pop;pop music musique f pop, pop music f;pop poetry = poésie destinée à être dite en public;familiar old-fashioned pop shop mont-de-piété□ m;pop star vedette f de la musique pop;pop video clip m (vidéo)familiar passer□, faire une petite visite□ ;∎ pop in on your way home passez chez moi en rentrant (à la maison);∎ to pop in to see sb passer voir qn;∎ I've just popped in je ne fais que passer;∎ he popped in to say hello il est passé (me/nous/ etc) dire bonjour∎ he popped off home to get his tennis things il est allé chez lui chercher ses affaires de tennisfamiliar sortir un instant□ ;∎ I only popped out for five minutes je ne suis sorti que cinq minutes;∎ to pop out to the tobacconist's faire un saut au bureau de tabacfamiliar passer□, faire une petite visite□ ;∎ she popped over to see me elle est passée me voirfamiliar (appear suddenly) surgir□ ;∎ a head popped up through the trap door une tête a surgi de la trappe;∎ his name seems to pop up everywhere on ne parle que de lui□ ;∎ this question has popped up again cette question est revenue sur le tapis;∎ he popped up again some years later in Miami il est réapparu quelques années après à Miami□
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