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1 contournement
contournement [kɔ̃tuʀnəmɑ̃]masculine noun[d'obstacle] bypassing* * *contournement nm ( de ville) bypass; le contournement nord de Lyon the bypass to the north of Lyons; le contournement autoroutier de Toulouse the motorway GB ou freeway US that bypasses Toulouse. -
2 crever
crever [kʀəve]➭ TABLE 51. transitive verba. [+ pneu] to puncture ; [+ ballon] to burstc. crever la faim or la dalle (inf!) to be starving (inf)2. intransitive verba. [fruit, sac, abcès] to burst• crever de faim/froid to starve/freeze to death3. reflexive verb• se crever au travail to work o.s. to death* * *kʀəve
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1) ( percer) to puncture, to burst [pneu, ballon]; to burst [bulle, abcès, tympan]crever les yeux de quelqu'un — ( accidentellement) to blind somebody; ( volontairement) to put somebody's eyes out
ça te crève les yeux — fig it's staring you in the face
ça crève les yeux — fig it's blindingly obvious
ça crève le cœur — fig it's heartbreaking
2) (colloq) ( épuiser) [travail, chaleur] to wear [somebody] out; [patron] to work [somebody] into the groundcrever un cheval — ( au galop) to ride a horse into the ground
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verbe intransitif1) ( se percer) [pneu, nuage, abcès, tympan] to burst; [paquet] to burst open2) [automobiliste, cycliste] to have a puncture3) ( mourir) [plante, animal] to diecrever de faim/froid — to be starving/freezing
4) ( éclater) pejcrever d'envie/de jalousie — to be eaten up ou consumed with envy/with jealousy
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se crever verbe pronominal••* * *kʀəve1. vt1) [tambour, ballon] to burst2) [pneu] (délibérément) to slash, (accidentellement) to puncture3)2. vi1) [pneu] to burst, [automobiliste] to have a puncture Grande-Bretagne to have a flat USAJ'ai crevé sur l'autoroute. — I had a puncture on the motorway.
2) [abcès, sac, paquet] to burst, to burst open3) * (= mourir) to die, to snuff it *4) * figOn crève de chaud ici. — It's boiling in here.
* * *crever verb table: leverA vtr1 ( percer) to puncture, to burst [pneu, ballon]; to burst [bulle, abcès, tympan]; crever les yeux de qn ( accidentellement) to blind sb; ( volontairement) to put ou gouge littér sb's eyes out; ça te crève les yeux fig it's staring you in the face; ça crève les yeux fig it's blindingly obvious; ça me crève le cœur fig it breaks my heart; ça crève le cœur fig it's heartbreaking;2 ○( épuiser) [travail, chaleur] to wear [sb] out; [patron] to work [sb] into the ground; cet enfant me crève this child is wearing me out; crever ses hommes (au travail) to work one's men into the ground; crever un animal ( au travail) to work an animal into the ground; crever un cheval ( au galop) to ride a horse into the ground;3 ○( être affamé) la crever◑, crever la faim○ or la dalle◑ to be famished; on la crève◑ ici they're starving us here.B vi1 ( se percer) [pneu, ballon, bulle, nuage, abcès, tympan] to burst; [paquet, sac] to burst open; faire crever les groseilles cook the redcurrants gently until they burst (open);2 [automobiliste, cycliste] to have a puncture; j'ai crevé deux fois en route I had two punctures on the way;3 ( mourir) [plante, animal] to die; laisser crever des plantes/un chien to let plants/a dog die; faire crever des plantes to kill plants;4 ◑( mourir) [personne] to snuff it○ GB, to croak○, to die; qu'il crève! he can go to hell○!, he can die for all I care!; plutôt crever (que de…) I'd rather die (than…); crever de faim/froid to be starving/freezing; laisser qn crever de faim/froid to let sb starve/freeze to death; on crève de froid/chaleur dans cette maison it's freezing/baking ou boiling in this house; il fait un froid/une chaleur à crever it's terribly cold/hot; tu veux nous faire crever! are you trying to finish us off?; crever de rire to kill oneself○ laughing; c'est à crever de rire it's hysterically funny○; crever d'envie/de jalousie to be eaten up ou consumed with envy/with jealousy; crever d'orgueil to be terribly full of oneself.C se crever vpr1 ( se percer) se crever un tympan to burst an eardrum; il s'est crevé un œil he put one of his eyes out;2 ◑( s'épuiser) to wear oneself out; se crever au travail to work oneself to death; se crever à faire qch to wear oneself out ou get worn out doing sth; je me suis crevé à le peindre I wore myself out painting it; je me suis crevé pendant deux ans dans cette usine I've slaved away for two years in this factory.marche ou crève sink or swim.[krəve] verbe transitif1. [faire éclater - abcès] to burst (open) ; [ - bulle, ballon, sac] to burst ; [ - pneu] to puncture, to burst ; [ - tympan] to puncture, to pierceun cri vint crever le silence a cry pierced ou rent the silencea. [agression] to gouge ou to put out somebody's eyeb. [accident] to blind somebody in one eyecela crève le cœur it's heartbreaking ou heart-rendinga. (familier) [c'est évident] it's as plain as the nose on your face, it sticks out a mileb. [c'est visible] it's staring you in the face, it's plain for all to see2. (familier) [fatiguer] to wear out3. (locution)————————[krəve] verbe intransitif3. [mourir - animal, végétal] to die (off)————————crever de verbe plus préposition1. [éprouver]a. [par pauvreté] to be starvingb. [être en appétit] to be starving ou famishedje crève de chaud! I'm baking ou boiling!on crève de froid ici it's freezing cold ou you could freeze to death herecrever de peur/d'inquiétude to be scared/worried to death2. [être plein de]crever d'orgueil to be puffed up ou bloated with pride————————se crever verbe pronominal (emploi réfléchi)se crever au boulot ou à la tâche to work oneself to death -
3 contourner
contourner [kɔ̃tuʀne]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb[+ ville] to bypass ; [+ véhicule] to walk (or drive etc) round ; [+ règle, difficulté] to get round* * *kɔ̃tuʀneverbe transitif to by-pass [ville]; to skirt (around) [colline]; to get round [difficulté]* * *kɔ̃tuʀne vt[ville] [route, conducteur] to bypass, [obstacle, lac] [marcheur] to walk around, (en voiture) to drive around, [difficulté] to get aroundLa route contourne la ville. — The road bypasses the town.
* * *contourner verb table: aimer vtr1 ( passer à côté) to by-pass [ville, obstacle];2 ( faire le tour de) to skirt (around) [colline];[kɔ̃turne] verbe transitif1. [faire le tour de - souche, flaque] to walk around (inseparable) ; [ - ville] to bypass, to skirta. [à pied] having walked round the forestb. [en voiture] having driven round the forest3. (littéraire) [modeler - vase, piédestal] to fashion ou to shape (into complex curves) -
4 autoroute
autoroute [otoʀut]feminine noun━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━Motorways in France, indicated by blue road signs with the letter A followed by a number, are toll roads. The speed limit is 130 km/h (110 km/h when it is raining). At the tollgate, the lanes marked « réservé » and with an orange « t » are reserved for people who subscribe to « télépéage », an electronic payment system.* * *otoʀutnom féminin motorway GB, freeway US* * *otoʀut nfmotorway Grande-Bretagne freeway USA* * *autoroute nf1 ( route) motorway GB, freeway US; autoroute de dégagement bypass GB, freeway US; autoroute de liaison motorway GB, freeway US; autoroute à péage toll motorway; autoroute urbaine urban motorway;2 Ordinat autoroute de l'information information (super)highway.ⓘ Autoroutes France has an extensive motorway system, which is largely financed by tolls calculated according to the distance travelled and the vehicle type. Tickets are obtained and tolls paid at péages (tollgates). There is a speed limit for standard vehicles of 130 km/h (approx. 80 mph) and 110 km/h (approx. 70 mph) in wet weather. Some motorways have specific names, e.g. the autoroute du soleil refers to the A6 and A7 between Paris and Marseilles.[otɔrut] nom fémininl'autoroute du Soleilthe motorway linking Paris, Lyons and Marseilles, famously congested during the 'grands départs' of July and August2. INFORMATIQUEIn France, motorways are indicated with the letter A followed by a number. Many motorways are privately run and operate a toll system (péage). -
5 canal
1. masculine noun• le canal de Panama/Suez the Panama/Suez Canalc. ( = intermédiaire) par le canal d'un collègue through a colleague2. compounds► Canal Plus, Canal + French pay TV channel* * *pl - aux kanal, o nom masculin1) ( voie navigable) canal2) ( moyen) channel4) Télécommunications ( fréquence) channel* * *kanal, ocanaux pl nm1) (pour la navigation) canal, (naturel) channel2) TV, RADIO channel3) ANATOMIE canalpar le canal de — through, via
* * *1 ( voie navigable) canal; le Grand Canal the Grand Canal; le canal de Suez the Suez canal; au bord du canal by the canal;2 ( moyen) channel; le canal administratif/diplomatique the administrative/diplomatic channel; annoncer/apprendre qch par le canal de la télévision to announce/to hear sth on television;4 Géog ( bras de mer) channel;canal adducteur water supply channel; canal d'amenée headrace channel; canal biliaire bile duct; canal déférent vas deferens; canal de dérivation bypass channel; canal de diffusion or de distribution distribution channel; canal de drainage drop pipe; canal d'irrigation irrigation channel; canal médullaire medullary canal; canaux semi-circulaires semicircular canals.( pluriel canaux) [kanal, o] nom masculincanal maritime ou de navigation ship canalle canal de Panama/Suez the Panama/Suez Canalcanal d'amenée feed ou feeder channel3. AGRICULTURE canalcanal de drainage/d'irrigation drainage/irrigation canalCanal + ou Plus French pay TV channel(Québec) [chaîne] (TV) channel6. ÉCONOMIE————————par le canal de locution prépositionnelleCANAL +Canal + is a private television channel. It broadcasts programmes that have to be unscrambled using a special decoding unit which is supplied to subscribers. Some of its programmes can be seen without this device. -
6 forcer
forcer [fɔʀse]➭ TABLE 31. transitive verba. ( = contraindre) to forceb. [+ coffre, serrure, barrage] to force ; [+ porte, tiroir] to force openc. [+ fruits, plantes] to force ; [+ talent, voix] to strain ; [+ allure] to increase ; [+ destin] to tempt2. intransitive verb• ne force pas, tu vas casser la corde don't force it or you'll break the rope3. reflexive verb* * *fɔʀse
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1) ( contraindre) to force2) ( faire céder) to force [porte, serrure]forcer la porte de quelqu'un — fig to force one's way into somebody's house
3) ( passer au travers) to break through [barrière]4) ( imposer) to force [négociation, décision]5) ( pousser) to force [allure]
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forcer sur verbe transitif indirect1) ( abuser)forcer sur — to overdo [vin, sel, couleur]
2) Technologieforcer sur — to overtighten [vis]; to force [mécanisme]
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verbe intransitif1) ( faire trop d'efforts)2) ( exercer une pression)ne force pas, tu vas le casser — don't force it or you'll break it
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se forcer verbe pronominal ( se contraindre) to force oneself ( à faire to do); ( faire des efforts)••* * *fɔʀse1. vt1) (= contraindre)2) [porte, serrure] to force3) [plante] to force4) [moteur] to strain5) [voix] to strain6) (= augmenter) [allure] to increase7) (locutions)forcer l'attention/le respect — to command attention/respect
2. vi1) (= fournir un effort) to overdo itsans forcer [gagner, se qualifier] — effortlessly
2) (exercer une force excessive) to force itforcer sur qch [objet] — to force sth
3) (= faire des excès)* * *forcer verb table: placerA vtr1 ( contraindre) to force; nous ne voulons forcer personne we don't want to force anybody; forcer qn à faire to force sb to do; forcer l'ennemi à négocier to force the enemy to negotiate; forcer qn à qch to force sb into sth; être forcé à l'exil to be forced into exile; être forcé de faire to be forced to do;2 ( faire céder) to force [porte, serrure]; le tiroir a été forcé the drawer has been forced; forcer la porte de qn fig to force one's way into sb's house;3 ( passer au travers) to break through [barrière, enceinte, défense]; to break [blocus]; forcer le passage to force one's way through; forcer l'entrée to force one's way in;4 ( imposer) to force [négociation, décision]; forcer l'admiration to command admiration; forcer la victoire to secure victory; forcer la paix to impose a peace settlement;5 ( pousser) to force [allure, rythme, cadence]; to stretch [sens]; to contrive [métaphore]; to push [sth] to the limits [talent]; forcer la dose or note to overdo it; forcer le ton to raise one's voice; forcer le trait to exaggerate;B forcer sur vtr ind1 ( abuser) forcer sur to overdo [vin, sel, couleur]; j'ai un peu forcé sur le rouge hier soir I overdid the red wine a bit last night;2 Naut forcer sur les avirons to pull on the oars;C vi1 ( faire trop d'efforts) to overdo it; j'ai trop forcé I overdid it; gagner sans forcer to win easily;2 ( exercer une pression) to force it; ne force pas, tu vas le casser don't force it or you'll break it; appuyez/serrez sans forcer do not press/tighten too much;3 ( résister) la porte/charnière force the door/hinge is sticking.D se forcer vpr1 ( se contraindre) to force oneself (à faire to do); il se força à sourire he forced himself to smile;2 ( faire des efforts) il se force pour manger it's a real effort for him to eat.forcer la main à qn to force sb's hand.[fɔrse] verbe transitifforcer quelqu'un à faire quelque chose: il l'a forcée à quitter la société he forced her out of the firmon lui a forcé la main he was made to do it, his hand was forced2. [ouvrir de force - tiroir, valise] to force (open) ; [ - serrure, mécanisme] to force3. [outrepasser]4. (archaïque) [violer - personne] to violate5. [susciter]son courage a forcé l'admiration/le respect de tous his courage commanded everybody's admiration/respect6. [influencer - destin, événements] to influence7. [presser]9. [pousser trop loin]10. CHASSE to run down————————[fɔrse] verbe intransitifne force pas, tu vas casser le mécanisme don't force the mechanism, you'll break itpliez la jambe sans forcer bend your leg very gently ou without straining————————forcer sur verbe plus préposition————————se forcer verbe pronominal(emploi réfléchi) [généralement] to make an effort[en mangeant] to force oneselfse forcer à lire/travailler to force oneself to read/to work
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