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rear [rɪər]1. noun• at the rear of... à l'arrière de...• from the rear, he looks like you (vu) de dos, il te ressemble• from the rear the car looks like... vue de derrière la voiture ressemble à...2. adjectivea. [+ animal, family] élever4. compounds* * *[rɪə(r)] 1.1) (of building, car, room etc) arrière m2.at the rear of the house — derrière la maison; (of procession, train) queue f; Military (of unit, convoy) arrière-garde f, arrières mpl; ( of column) queue f
1) [entrance, garden] de derrière2) Automobile [light, seat, suspension] arrière inv3.transitive verb élever [child, animals]; cultiver [plants]4.intransitive verb (also rear up) [horse] se cabrer; [snake] se dresser -
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rear [rɪə(r)]1 noun(a) (of place) arrière m;∎ at the rear of the bus à l'arrière du bus;∎ the garden British at the rear or American in the rear of the house le jardin qui est derrière la maison;∎ they attacked them from the rear ils les ont attaqués par derrière∎ Military & figurative to bring up the rear fermer la marche;∎ to protect one's rear Military protéger ses arrières; figurative assurer ses arrières∎ rear (end) (buttocks) arrière-train m∎ is there a rear entrance? est-ce qu'il y a une entrée par derrière?(b) (head, legs) lever, relever;∎ figurative racism has reared its ugly head again le spectre du racisme a refait son apparition∎ to rear (up) se cabrer(b) (mountain, skyscraper)∎ to rear (up) se dresser►► rear admiral contre-amiral m;rear drive axle pont m arrière;rear gunner mitrailleur m arrière;British Cars rear lamp, rear light feu m arrière;rear spoiler aileron m ou spoiler m arrière;rear window lunette f arrière -
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A n1 (of building, car, room etc) arrière m ; at the rear of the house derrière la maison ; (viewed) from the rear [building, monument etc] vu de l'arrière ; [person] vu de dos ; ‘to rear’ ( in estate agent's brochure) ‘à l'arrière’ ;2 (of procession, train) queue f ; Mil (of unit, convoy) arrière-garde f, arrières mpl ; ( of column) queue f ; at the rear of the train en queue de train ; to attack the enemy in the rear attaquer l'ennemi à revers ; to bring up the rear gen, Mil fermer la marche ;B adj1 [entrance, garden] de derrière ;2 Aut [light, seat, suspension] arrière inv.C vtr élever [child, family, animals] ; cultiver [plants] ; to be reared on classical music être nourri de musique classique ; ⇒ ugly. -
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7 rear admiral
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8 rear bumper
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9 rear compartment
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10 rear door
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11 rear gunner
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12 rear projection
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13 rear wheel
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14 rear window
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15 rear-drive
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16 rear-engined
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17 rear-mounted
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18 rear-view mirror
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19 rear-wheel drive
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20 rear-drive
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