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1 lot
lot [lɒt]groupe ⇒ 1 (a), 1 (b) lot ⇒ 1 (c) sort ⇒ 1 (d) tirage au sort ⇒ 1 (e) terrain ⇒ 1 (f) studio ⇒ 1 (g) paquet ⇒ 1 (h) beaucoup ⇒ 2, 3 plein de ⇒ 4 le tout ⇒ 51 noun∎ this lot are leaving today and another lot are arriving tomorrow ce groupe part aujourd'hui et un autre (groupe) arrive demain;∎ the new recruits are quite an interesting lot les nouveaux sont tous assez intéressants;∎ I don't want you getting mixed up with that lot je ne veux pas que tu traînes avec cette bande;∎ pejorative that lot next door la bande d'à côté;∎ I'm taking my lot to the cinema j'emmène les miens au cinéma;∎ come here, you lot! venez ici, vous autres!;∎ you rotten lot! bande de vauriens!;∎ he's a bad lot c'est un sale type∎ most of the last lot of fans we had in were defective presque tous les ventilateurs du dernier lot étaient défectueux;∎ take all this lot and dump it in my office prends tout ça et mets-le dans mon bureau;∎ I've just been given another lot of letters to sign on vient de me donner un autre paquet de lettres à signer(c) (item in auction, in lottery) lot m;∎ lot 49 is a set of five paintings le lot 49 est un ensemble de cinq tableaux;∎ the winner of lot 20 le gagnant du lot 20(d) (destiny, fortune) sort m, destin m;∎ to be content with one's lot être content de son sort;∎ it was his lot in life to be the underdog il était destiné à rester un sous-fifre;∎ it fell to my lot to be the first to try le sort a voulu que je sois le premier à essayer;∎ to throw in one's lot with sb se mettre du côté de qn∎ the winners are chosen by lot les gagnants sont choisis par tirage au sort;∎ to draw or cast lots tirer au sort∎ a vacant lot un terrain vague;∎ a used car lot un parking de voitures d'occasion∎ in lots par lots;∎ to buy/sell in one lot acheter/vendre en bloc1 pronounbeaucoup□ ;∎ do you need any paper/envelopes? I've got lots est-ce que tu as besoin de papier/d'enveloppes? j'en ai plein;∎ there are lots to choose from il y a du choix2 adverbbeaucoup□ ;∎ are you feeling better now? - oh, lots, thank you vous vous sentez mieux maintenant? - oh, beaucoup mieux, merci;∎ this is lots easier than the last exam c'est vachement plus facile que le dernier exam3 a lot1 pronounbeaucoup;∎ there's a lot still to be done il y a encore beaucoup à faire;∎ there's an awful lot wrong with the plan il y a beaucoup de choses qui ne vont pas dans ce projet;∎ there's not a lot you can do about it tu n'y peux pas grand-chose;∎ what did you think of his speech? - not a lot! qu'as-tu pensé de son discours? - pas grand-chose!;∎ I'd give a lot to know je donnerais beaucoup ou cher pour savoir;∎ it did me a lot of good ça m'a fait beaucoup de bien;∎ a lot of people think it's true beaucoup de gens pensent que c'est vrai;∎ what a lot of people! quelle foule!, que de monde!;∎ there's an awful lot of work still to be done il reste encore beaucoup de travail à faire;∎ I've got a lot to do before bedtime j'ai beaucoup à faire avant d'aller me coucher;∎ you have a lot of explaining to do tu me dois des explications;∎ I've had such a lot of cards from well-wishers j'ai vraiment reçu beaucoup de cartes de sympathie;∎ she takes a lot of care over her appearance elle fait très attention à son apparence;∎ the party was a lot of fun la soirée était vraiment bien;∎ we see a lot of them nous les voyons beaucoup ou souvent;∎ ironic a (fat) lot of help you were!, you were a (fat) lot of help! ça, pour être utile, tu as été utile!2 adverbbeaucoup;∎ a lot better/more beaucoup mieux/plus;∎ their house is a lot bigger leur maison est beaucoup plus grande;∎ he's changed a lot since I last saw him il a beaucoup changé depuis la dernière fois que je l'ai vu;∎ she travels a lot on business elle voyage beaucoup pour ses affaires;∎ thanks a lot! merci beaucoup!;∎ ironic a (fat) lot she cares! elle s'en fiche pas mal!familiar plein de□ ;∎ we had lots of fun on s'est bien marrés;∎ I've been there lots of times j'y suis allé plein de fois;∎ lots and lots of lovely money tout plein de sous;∎ lots of love (at end of letter) je t'embrasse, grosses bises;∎ they've got money and lots of it! ils ont de l'argent, et pas qu'un peu!le tout;∎ there isn't much, take the lot il n'y en a pas beaucoup, prenez tout;∎ there aren't many, take the lot il n'y en a pas beaucoup, prenez-les tous;∎ she ate the (whole) lot elle a tout mangé;∎ the (whole) lot of them came ils sont tous venus;∎ clear off, the lot of you débarrassez-moi tous le plancher;∎ it only cost me a pound for the lot le tout ne m'a coûté qu'une livre;∎ that's the lot tout est là;∎ familiar that's the or your lot for tonight c'est tout pour ce soir►► Finance & Stock Exchange lot number numéro m de lot;Finance & Stock Exchange lot size unité f de transaction -
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stray [streɪ](a) (child, animal) s'égarer;∎ some sheep had strayed onto the railway line des moutons s'étaient aventurés sur la ligne de chemin de fer;∎ the children strayed (away) from the rest of the group les enfants se sont écartés du groupe;∎ the plane had strayed off course l'avion s'était écarté de sa route;∎ we strayed into what must have been the red light area nous nous sommes retrouvés dans ce qui devait être le quartier des prostituées;∎ also figurative to stray from the fold s'écarter du troupeau;∎ to stray (away) from the right path faire fausse route; figurative s'écarter du droit chemin(b) (speaker, writer) s'éloigner du sujet;∎ but I am straying from the point mais je m'écarte du sujet(c) (thoughts) errer, vagabonder;∎ her thoughts strayed (back) to her days in Japan elle se mit à penser à sa vie au Japon2 noun(dog) chien m errant ou perdu; (cat) chat m errant ou perdu; (cow, sheep) animal m égaré; (child) enfant m perdu ou abandonné;∎ she set up a home for strays elle a ouvert un centre pour recueillir les chiens et les chats perdus∎ she pushed back a few stray curls elle repoussa quelques mèches folles ou rebelles(c) (occasional → car, boat) isolé, rare;∎ a few stray cars drove by quelques rares voitures passaient par làRadio & Telecommunications parasites mpl, friture f
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