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clouer [klue]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verba. [+ planches, caisse, tapis] to nail downb. ( = immobiliser) ça l'a cloué sur place [étonnement, peur] it left him rooted to the spot• il est cloué au lit/dans un fauteuil roulant he's confined to bed/a wheelchair* * *klue1) ( fixer avec de gros clous) to nail down [caisse]; to nail up [pancarte]; to nail together [planches]2) ( fixer avec de petits clous) to tack [moquette, affiche]3) ( immobiliser)clouer au sol — to pin [somebody] down [adversaire]
4) ( invalider)clouer au lit/chez soi — to confine [somebody] to bed/to one's home
* * *klue vt1) (pour fixer) to nailclouer qch sur [porte] — to nail sth to
2) figclouer au sol [personne] — to pin to the ground, [avion] to ground
des milliers de personnes clouées au lit par la grippe tous les ans — thousands of people who are confined to bed by flu every year
* * *clouer verb table: aimer vtr1 ( fixer avec de gros clous) to nail down [caisse]; to nail up [pancarte]; to nail together [planches];2 ( fixer avec de petits clous) to tack [moquette, affiche];3 ( immobiliser) clouer au sol to pin [sb] down [adversaire]; les avions sont restés cloués au sol en raison du mauvais temps the planes were grounded because of the weather;4 ( invalider) ( temporairement) clouer au lit/chez soi to confine [sb] to bed/to one's home; ( en permanence) être or rester cloué au lit to be bedridden;[klue] verbe transitif1. [fixer] to nail (down)2. [fermer] to nail shut3. [immobiliser - au sol] to pin down (separable)
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