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1 récepteur
récepteur [ʀesεptœʀ]masculine noun* * *
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- trice ʀesɛptœʀ, tʀis adjectif receiving
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nom masculin1) Biologie receptor2) Radio, Télévision ( appareil) receiver* * *ʀesɛptœʀ, tʀis (-trice)1. adj2. nmrécepteur de radio — radio set, radio receiver
récepteur de papier INFORMATIQUE — stacker
* * *A adj receiving; poste récepteur receiver.B nm1 Biol receptor;( féminin réceptrice) [resɛptɶr, tris] adjectif————————nom masculin3. [téléphonique] receiver[en neurologie] receptor (molecule) -
2 décrocher
décrocher [dekʀɔ∫e]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. ( = détacher) to take down ; [+ wagon] to uncouple• ne décroche pas ! don't answer it!2. intransitive verb3. reflexive verb* * *dekʀɔʃe
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1) ( détacher) to take down [tableau, jambon, tenture]; to uncouple [wagon]décrocher son téléphone — ( pour parler) to pick up the receiver; ( pour ne pas être dérangé) to take the phone off the hook
2) (colloq) ( obtenir) to clinch (colloq), to get [marché]; to land (colloq), to get [contrat, poste, rôle]; to get [diplôme]; to win [titre]
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verbe intransitif1) (colloq) ( cesser une activité) to give up2) (colloq) (en parlant de tabac, drogue) to kick (colloq) the habit3) (colloq) ( cesser de s'intéresser) to switch off GB, to tune out US4) Armée to disengage5) Aviation to stall
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se décrocher verbe pronominal [tableau] to come off its hook; [rideau] to come down; [jupe] to come undone••* * *dekʀɔʃe1. vt1) (= dépendre) to take down2)2. vi1) (= soulever le combiné) to pick up the phoneIl a décroché et a composé le numéro. — He picked up the phone and dialled the number.
2) AVIATION, [avion, appareil] to stall3) (= renoncer) [élève, lycéen] to drop out, [coureur] to drop out4) ÉCONOMIE, [monnaie, titre, cours] to lose ground5) * (ne plus prêter attention) to switch off* * *décrocher verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( détacher) to take down [tableau, jambon, tenture]; to uncouple [wagon]; décrocher son téléphone (pour répondre, appeler) to pick up the receiver; ( pour ne pas être dérangé) to take the phone off the hook;2 ○( obtenir) to clinch○, to get [marché]; to land○, to get [contrat, poste, rôle]; to get [diplôme]; to win [titre].B vi1 ○( cesser une activité) to give up;2 ○(en parlant de tabac, drogue) to kick the habit○;4 Mil to disengage;5 Aviat to stall;C se décrocher vpr [tableau, applique] to come off its hook; [rideau] to come down; [soutien-gorge, jupe] to come undone; le poisson s'est décroché the fish has got off the hook; se décrocher facilement [rideau] to be easy to take down; ⇒ mâchoire.décrocher la timbale or le gros lot to hit the jackpot.[dekrɔʃe] verbe transitifdécrocher la timbale (familier) ou le coquetier (familier) ou le cocotier (familier) ou le pompon (familier) to hit the jackpota. [le couper] to take the phone off the hookb. [pour répondre] to pick up the phonetu décroches? could you answer ou get it?————————[dekrɔʃe] verbe intransitif1. (familier) [abandonner] to opt out2. (familier) [se déconcentrer] to switch off3. [être distancé] to drop ou to fall behind4. (familier) [se désintoxiquer] to kick the habitdécrocher de l'héroïne to come off ou to kick heroin6. FINANCE————————se décrocher verbe pronominal intransitif————————se décrocher verbe pronominal transitif -
3 écouteur
écouteur [ekutœʀ]masculine noun[de téléphone] receiver* * *ekutœʀnom masculin1) ( de téléphone) earpiece2) ( de stéréo) earphones (pl); ( plus grand) headphones (pl)* * *ekutœʀ1. nmTÉLÉCOMMUNICATIONS earpiece2. écouteurs nmpl(= casque) headphones, headset sg* * *écouteur nm1 ( de téléphone) earpiece;[ekutɶr] nom masculin
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