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projection [pʀɔʒεksjɔ̃]feminine nouna. [de film] screeningc. ( = prévision) forecastd. (Mathematics, psychology, psychiatry) projection* * *pʀɔʒɛksjɔ̃1) ( processus)2) ( éclaboussures)4) Mathématique, Psychologie projection ( sur onto)* * *pʀɔʒɛksjɔ̃ nf1) [lumière, silhouette, formes] projection2) (= prévision) projection3) [film] show* * *projection nf1 ( processus) l'éruption commença par une projection de cendres the eruption began with a discharge ou emission of ashes; nettoyer qch par projection de sable to sandblast sth;2 ( éclaboussures) le cuisinier a reçu des projections d'huile bouillante the cook got spattered with scalding oil; il y avait des projections de boue sur toute la voiture there was mud spattered all over the car;3 Cin ( fait de projeter) projection; ( séance) showing; salle de projection screening room; cabine de projection projection room; appareil de projection projector;5 ( prévision) forecast.projections volcaniques volcanic emissions.[prɔʒɛksjɔ̃] nom fémininquand vous cuisinez, attention aux projections d'huile when cooking, be careful of the hot oil splashingprojections volcaniques ejecta, volcanic debris5. GÉOMÉTRIEprojection de Mercator Mercator ou Mercator's projection -
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brûlant°, e [bʀylɑ̃, ɑ̃t]adjectiveb. ( = controversé) highly topical* * *brûlante bʀylɑ̃, ɑ̃t adjectif1) ( très chaud) [fer à repasser, casserole] hot; [thé, soupe] boiling hot; [vent, sable, asphalte, radiateur] burning hot; [soleil] blazing2) ( fiévreux) [personne, front] burning hot3) ( urgent) [question, thème] burning4) ( ardent) [passion] burning; [amour] passionate; [regard] blazing* * *bʀylɑ̃, ɑ̃t adj brûlant, -e1) (chaleur, surface) burning, (liquide) boiling hot, boilingSophie boit son café brûlant. — Sophie drinks her coffee boiling hot.
2) (regard) fiery3) (sujet) red-hot* * *1 ( très chaud) [fer à repasser, casserole, plat] hot; [thé, café, soupe] boiling hot; [vent, sable, rocher, asphalte, tuile, radiateur] burning hot; [soleil] blazing;3 ( urgent) [question, thème] burning; un problème brûlant a burning issue; un sujet d'une brûlante actualité a burning issue;4 ( ardent) [passion] burning; [amour] passionate; [regard] blazing; il lui jeta un regard brûlant de passion he looked at him/her, his eyes ablaze with passion.( féminin brûlante) [brylɑ̃, ɑ̃t] adjectif1. [chaud - lampe, assiette] burning (hot) ; [ - liquide] burning ou boiling (hot), scalding ; [ - nourriture] burning (hot), piping hot ; [ - soleil, température] blazing (hot), scorching, blistering ; [ - personne, front] feverish2. [animé]3. [actuel, dont on parle]sujet ou dossier brûlant burning issue -
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brûler° [bʀyle]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verbb. ( = ignorer) brûler un stop to ignore a stop sign• brûler les étapes ( = trop se précipiter) to cut corners2. intransitive verba. to burn ; [maison, forêt] to be on fireb. ( = être très chaud) to be burning• ne touche pas, ça brûle don't touch that, you'll burn yourself• tu brûles ! (jeu, devinette) you're getting hot!3. reflexive verba. to burn o.s. ; ( = s'ébouillanter) to scald o.s.* * *bʀyle
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1) ( mettre le feu) to burn [papiers, broussailles, encens]; to set fire to [voiture, maison]2) ( consommer) to burn [combustible, calories]; to use [électricité]3) ( provoquer une brûlure) [acide, flamme, huile] to burn [personne, peau]; [eau, thé] to scald [peau, corps]; [aliments, alcool] to burn [estomac, gorge]; [soleil] to burn [peau]; to scorch [herbe]attention, ça brûle! — careful, it's very hot!
être brûlé par le soleil — [personne] to get sunburned
l'argent te brûle les doigts — fig money burns a hole in your pocket
4) Médecine to cauterize [verrue] (à with)5) (colloq) ( ne pas respecter) to ignore [stop, priorité]brûler un feu (rouge) — to jump (colloq) the lights
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verbe intransitif1) ( se consumer) [bois, bougie] to burn; [forêt, maison, ville] to be on firebien/mal brûler — [combustible] to burn well/badly
3000 hectares de forêt ont brûlé — 3,000 hectares of forest have been destroyed by fire
faire brûler — to burn [papier, pneu]; to burn [something] down [maison]
2) Culinaire [rôti, tarte] to burn3) ( flamber) [feu] to burn4) ( désirer)brûler de faire, brûler d'envie de faire — to be longing to do
5) Jeux ( à cache-tampon)
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* * *bʀyle1. vt1) [feu, objet brûlant] to burn, [eau bouillante] to scald2) (= consommer) [électricité, essence] to use3) [feu rouge, signal] to go throughbrûler les étapes — to make rapid progress, (= aller trop vite) to cut corners
2. vi1) (= se consumer) to burn2) (jeu)3) (= être impatient)* * *brûler verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( mettre le feu) to burn [papiers, broussailles]; to set fire to [voiture, maison]; to burn [encens]; brûler un cierge à saint Antoine to light a candle to Saint Anthony; brûler qn vif to burn sb alive; ⇒ chandelle;2 ( consommer) to burn [bois, charbon, mazout]; to use [électricité]; to burn [calories]; ⇒ cartouche;3 ( provoquer une brûlure) [acide, flamme, huile] to burn [personne, peau]; [eau, thé] to scald [peau, corps]; [aliments, alcool] to burn [estomac, gorge]; [soleil] to burn [peau]; [soleil] to scorch [herbe]; être brûlé par une explosion/dans un accident to get burned in an explosion/ in an accident; l'acide/l'huile m'a brûlé les mains the acid/the oil burned my hands; brûler sa chemise en la repassant to burn ou scorch one's shirt while ironing it; être brûlé au visage/cou to suffer burns to one's face/neck; être brûlé au premier/troisième degré to sustain first/third degree burns; attention, ça brûle! careful, it's very hot!; être brûlé par le soleil [personne] to get sunburned; l'argent leur brûle les doigts fig money burns a hole in their pocket; j'ai les yeux qui me brûlent my eyes are stinging;4 Méd to cauterize [verrue] (à with);5 ○( ne pas respecter) to ignore [stop, priorité]; to miss [station]; brûler un feu (rouge) to jump○ the lights;6 †( torréfier) to roast [café].B vi1 ( se consumer) [bois, charbon, bougie] to burn; [forêt, maison, ville] to be on fire; bien/mal brûler [bois, combustible] to burn well/badly; 3000 hectares de forêt ont brûlé 3000 hectares of forest have been destroyed by fire; faire brûler qch to burn [sth] down [papier, bois, pneu, maison]; il fait brûler des ronces dans le jardin he's burning brambles in the garden;2 Culin [rôti, tarte, gâteau] to burn; j'ai fait or laissé brûler mon gâteau I've burned the cake;3 ( flamber) [feu] to burn (dans la cheminée in the fireplace);4 ( être fiévreux) [personne, front, mains] to be burning hot; brûler de fièvre to be burning with fever;5 ( désirer) brûler de faire, brûler d'envie or d'impatience de faire to be longing to do; brûler d'amour/de passion pour qn to be consumed with love/with passion for sb; brûler pour qn to be consumed with love for sb;C se brûler vpr [personne] to burn oneself (avec with; en faisant doing); se brûler la main/langue to burn one's hand/tongue; se brûler les ailes fig to come to grief, to come unstuck; se brûler les cheveux to singe one's hair; se brûler les doigts fig to get one's fingers burned; ⇒ pont.[bryle] verbe transitifbrûler quelqu'un vif/sur le bûcher to burn somebody alive/at the stakeelle brûle un cierge à la Vierge deux fois par an (sens propre) she lights a candle to the Virgin Mary twice a year3. [trop cuire] to burn4. [trop chauffer - tissu] to burn, to scorch, to singe ; [ - cheveux, poils] to singe ; [ - acier] to spoil5. [irriter - partie du corps] to burn7. (familier) [dépasser]brûler son arrêt [bus, personne] to go past ou to miss one's stopa. [passer devant lui] to push in front of somebody (in the queue)b. [partir sans le saluer] to leave without saying goodbye to somebodya. [progresser rapidement] to advance by leaps and boundsb. (péjoratif) to cut corners, to take short cuts8. [café] to roast9. [animer] to burn————————[bryle] verbe intransitif[lentement] to smoulderbrûler vif to be burnt alive ou to deathla forêt a brûlé the forest was burnt down ou to the ground2. [se consumer - charbon, essence] to burn3. [être chaud] to be burningavoir le front/la gorge qui brûle to have a burning forehead/a burning sensation in the throata. [plat, sol] it's boiling hot ou burningb. [eau] it's scaldingc. [feu] it's burningles yeux me brûlent my eyes are stinging ou smarting4. JEUX to be close————————brûler de verbe plus préposition1. [être animé de]brûler de colère to be burning ou seething with angerbrûler d'impatience/de désir to be burning with impatience/desire2. [désirer] to be dying ou longing to————————se brûler verbe pronominal (emploi réfléchi)
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