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1 simulateur
simulateur, -trice [simylatœʀ, tʀis]1. masculine noun, feminine nounpretender ; ( = qui feint la maladie) malingerer2. masculine noun• simulateur de conduite/vol driving/flight simulator* * *
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- trice simylatœʀ, tʀis nom masculin, féminin ( personne qui feint) shammer, faker; ( faux malade) malingerer
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nom masculin Technologie simulator* * *simylatœʀ, tʀis (-trice)1. nm/f(= personne) shammer, pretender, (qui se prétend malade) malingerer2. nm(= appareil, logiciel) simulator* * *simulateur, - trice, simulatrice [simylatɶr, tris] nom masculin, nom féminin1. [imitateur] simulator2. [faux malade] malingerer————————nom masculin -
2 malade
malade [malad]1. adjectivea. ( = atteint) [personne] ill ; [organe, plante] diseased• être malade à crever (inf!) to be dreadfully illb. ( = fou) mad• t'es malade ? (inf) are you out of your mind?c. ( = en mauvais état) [pays] in a sorry state2. masculine noun, feminine noun3. compounds* * *malad
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1) [personne] ill, sick; [animal] sick; [plante] diseasedtomber malade — to fall ill ou sick, to get sick US
être malade en voiture/en avion — to get carsick/airsick
j'en suis malade — (colloq) fig it makes me sick
2) [poumons, œil] diseased; [dent] bad3) (colloq) ( fou)
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nom masculin et féminin gén sick man/woman; ( dans un cadre médical) patientles malades — the sick (+ v pl), the patients
Phrasal Verbs:••être malade comme un chien — (colloq) to be as sick as a dog
* * *malad1. adj1) (personne) ill, sicktomber malade — to fall ill, to get sick USA
être malade du cœur — to have heart trouble, to have a bad heart
2) (jambe, bras, poitrine) badSa jambe malade le faisait souffrir. — His bad leg was hurting him.
Son foie malade le faisait souffrir. — His liver complaint was causing him pain.
3) (plante) diseased4) fig (entreprise, monde) ailing2. nm/fsick person, (à l'hôpital) patient* * *A adj1 [personne] ill ( épith), sick; [animal] sick; [arbre, plante] diseased; tomber malade [personne] to fall ill ou sick, to get sick US; être malade to be ill ou sick; être malade en voiture/en bateau/en avion to get carsick/seasick/airsick; j'en suis malade fig it makes me sick; gravement/très gravement malade seriously/critically ill; se rendre malade to make oneself ill ou sick; ça le rend malade rien que d'y penser it makes him sick just to think about it; malade de peur/jalousie sick with fear/jealousy; être malade d'inquiétude to be worried sick; se faire porter malade to report sick;2 [poumons, côlon] diseased; [dent] bad; [œil, jambe] ( par maladie) diseased; ( par accident) injured; [corps, esprit] sick;3 ○( fou) crazy; être malade (de la tête)○ to be crazy;4 ( en mauvais état) être malade [entreprise, institution, pays, objet] to be in a bad way ou sorry state; le pays est malade de l'inflation the country is suffering from inflation.B nmf gén sick man/woman; ( dans un cadre médical ou hospitalier) patient; les malades the sick, the patients; son mari est un grand malade her husband is seriously ill.malade imaginaire hypochondriac; malade mental mentally ill person; les malades mentaux the mentally ill; c'est un malade mental he's mentally ill.[malad] adjectifgravement malade gravely ou seriously illse sentir malade to feel ill ou unwella. [souffrir] to be incredibly ill ou at death's door (humoristique)b. [vomir] to be sick as a dog ou violently illavoir le cœur malade to have a heart condition ou heart troublej'ai les intestins malades, je suis malade des intestins I have troubles with my intestines3. [nauséeux] sickje suis malade en bateau/voiture/avion I suffer from seasickness/carsickness/airsickness4. [dément] (mentally) ill ou sicknous avons une économie malade our economy is sick ou shaky ou ailingmalade de jalousie sick with jealousy, horribly jealouset pourtant c'est elle qui a eu le poste — tais-toi, ça me rend ou j'en suis malade! all the same, she's the one who got the job — don't, it makes me sick ou vomit!————————[malad] nom masculin et féminin1. [patient - généralement] sick person, sick man ( feminine woman) ; [ - d'un hôpital, d'un médecin] patient[sujet atteint] sufferer2. [dément, DROIT]malade (mental) mentally ill ou sick person3. (familier) [passionné]un malade de la vitesse a speed fiend ou freak
См. также в других словарях:
malingerer — n. A person who malingers. The Essential Law Dictionary. Sphinx Publishing, An imprint of Sourcebooks, Inc. Amy Hackney Blackwell. 2008. malingerer in military law … Law dictionary
Malingerer — Ma*lin ger*er, n. [F. malingre sickly, weakly, prob. from mal ill + OF. heingre, haingre, thin, lean, infirm, fr. L. aeger.] In the army, a soldier who feigns himself sick, or who induces or protracts an illness, in order to avoid doing his duty; … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
malingerer — [n] slacker dodger, goof off, idler, loafer, shirker; concept 412 … New thesaurus
malingerer — malinger ma‧lin‧ger [məˈlɪŋgə ǁ ər] verb [intransitive] to avoid work by pretending to be ill: • We need to discourage employees from malingering but provide help for those who are genuinely sick. malingerer noun [countable] * * * malingerer UK… … Financial and business terms
malingerer — malinger ► VERB ▪ exaggerate or feign illness in order to escape duty or work. DERIVATIVES malingerer noun. ORIGIN from French malingre weak, sickly … English terms dictionary
malingerer — noun see malinger … New Collegiate Dictionary
malingerer — See malinger. * * * … Universalium
malingerer — noun A person who malingers. Syn: goldbrick, one of his majestys bad bargains … Wiktionary
malingerer — One who engages in malingering. * * * ma·lin·ger·er ər n an individual who malingers * * * ma·lin·ger·er (mə lingґər ər) [Fr. malingre sickly] an individual who is guilty of malingering … Medical dictionary
malingerer — Synonyms and related words: blagueur, bluff, bluffer, bungler, charlatan, clock watcher, disregarder, dodger, eye servant, fake, faker, fourflusher, fraud, goldbrick, goldbricker, goof off, humbug, idler, ignorer, impersonator, impostor,… … Moby Thesaurus
malingerer — Canadian Slang Slang for a soldier who constantly uses the MIR to avoid work. See Sick, Lame and Lazy … English dialects glossary