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1 curl
A nB vtr1 friser [hair] ;2 (wind, coil) [person, animal] to curl one's fingers around sth saisir qch ; to curl one's toes around sth saisir qch avec ses orteils ; to curl oneself ou one's body around sth [person, cat] se pelotonner contre qch ; to curl itself around sth [snake, caterpillar] s'enrouler autour de qch ; to curl one's legs under oneself replier les jambes sous soi ; to curl one's lip [person] faire une moue dédaigneuse ; [dog] retrousser ses babines.C vi [hair] friser ; [paper] (se) gondoler ; [edges, corner, leaf] se racornir ; to curl around sth s'enrouler autour de qch ; smoke curled upwards la fumée montait en volutes ; his lip curled il fit une moue dédaigneuse.to curl up and die ○ rentrer dans un trou de souris ○ ; to make sb's hair curl ○ ( in shock) faire dresser les cheveux sur la tête de qn.■ curl up:▶ curl up [person] se pelotonner ; [cat, dog] se mettre en rond ; [paper] (se) gondoler ; [edges, corner, leaf] se racornir ; to curl up in bed/in a chair se blottir dans son lit/dans un fauteuil ; to be curled up on the sofa être blotti sur le canapé ; to curl up into a ball [person] se recroqueviller ; [hedgehog] se mettre en boule ; to curl up with laughter ○ se tordre de rire ○ ; to curl up at the edges [photo, paper] (se) gondoler ;▶ curl up [sth], curl [sth] up [heat, moisture] gondoler [paper, leaf] ; racornir [edges, corner] ; to curl oneself up se recroqueviller. -
2 ball
ball [bɔ:l]1. noun• curled up in a ball [animal] roulé en boule• to keep the ball rolling ( = maintain activity) maintenir le mouvement ; ( = maintain interest) soutenir l'intérêt• to start the ball rolling (inf) ( = initiate action) lancer une affaire ; ( = initiate conversation) lancer la conversation• to be on the ball (inf) ( = competent) être à la hauteur ; ( = alert) ouvrir l'œil et le bon (inf)b. [of wool, string] pelote fc. ( = dance) bal m2. plural noun3. compounds• it's a whole new ball game (inf) c'est une tout autre histoire ► ball girl noun ramasseuse f de balles* * *[bɔːl] 1.1) Sport, Technology ( sphere) (in tennis, golf, cricket) balle f; (in football, rugby) ballon m; ( in croquet) boule f; ( in billiards) bille f; ( for children) balle f, ballon m; Military, Technology balle f2) ( rolled-up object) (of dough, clay) boule f (of de); (of wool, string) pelote f (of de)to curl up into a ball — [person, cat] se rouler en boule
3) Anatomythe balls of one's feet — les demi-pointes fpl (des pieds)
4) ( dance) bal m2.transitive verb ( clench) serrer [fist]3.intransitive verb [fist] se serrer••the ball is in your/his court — la balle est dans ton/son camp
to be on the ball — (colloq) gen être efficace; ( old person) avoir toute sa tête
to play ball — (colloq) coopérer ( with avec)
to set the ball rolling — ( for conversation) lancer la conversation; ( for activity) démarrer
to have a ball — (colloq) s'amuser comme un fou/une folle (colloq)
that's the way the ball bounces! — US c'est la vie!
to carry the ball — (colloq) US prendre la responsabilité
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3 ball
A n1 Sport, Tech ( sphere) (in tennis, golf, cricket) balle f ; (in football, rugby) ballon m ; (in billiards, croquet) boule f ; ( for children) balle f, ballon m ; Mil, Tech balle f ; tennis/golf ball balle f de tennis/de golf ;2 ( rolled-up object) (of dough, clay) boule f (of de) ; (of wool, string) pelote f (of de) ; ( smaller) peloton m (of de) ; a ball of fire lit, fig une boule de feu ; to curl up into a ball [person, cat] se rouler en boule ; to knead dough into a ball travailler de la pâte en boule ; to wind sth into a ball pelotonner qch ;3 Anat the balls of one's feet les demi-pointes fpl (des pieds) ; the ball of one's thumb la base f charnue du pouce ;4 ( dance) bal m.2 fig that's a lot ou load of balls tout ça c'est des conneries ◑ ; to have sb by the balls tenir ○ qn ; she's got balls elle en a ○ ; to have the balls to do avoir le culot ○ de faire ; to break one's balls to do se casser le cul ◑ pour faire.D vtr1 ( clench) serrer [fist] ;2 US ◑ ( have sex with) baiser ●.E vi1 [fist] se serrer ;2 US ◑ ( have sex) baiser ●.the ball is in your/his court la balle est dans ton/son camp ; to be on the ball ○ gen être efficace ; ( old person) avoir toute sa tête ; to play ball ○ coopérer (with avec) ; to set the ball rolling ( for conversation) lancer la conversation ; ( for activity) démarrer ; to keep the ball rolling ( in conversation) entretenir la conversation ; ( in activity) tenir le rythme ; to have a ball ○ s'amuser comme un fou/une folle ; he has the ball at his feet c'est à lui de jouer ; that's the way the ball bounces! US c'est la vie! ; to carry the ball ○ US prendre la responsabilité.▶ ball up [sth], ball [sth] up semer la merde ● dans. -
4 curl up
[person] se pelotonner; [cat] se mettre en rond; [paper] (se) gondoler; [edges, corner, leaf] se racornirto curl up into a ball — [person] se recroqueviller; [hedgehog] se mettre en boule
to curl up at the edges — [photo, paper] (se) gondoler
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5 curl
curl [kɜ:l]∎ her lip curled in contempt elle fit une moue de mépris∎ to curl round sth (plant etc) s'enrouler autour de qch∎ he curled his lip in scorn il a fait une moue de mépris3 noun∎ her hair hung over her shoulders in curls ses cheveux lui tombaient en boucles sur les épaules∎ figurative with a scornful curl of the lip avec une moue méprisante➲ curl up∎ curled up in bed pelotonné dans son lit;∎ the cat was sleeping curled up in a ball le chat dormait roulé en boule;∎ she curled up in front of the fire with a book elle s'est pelotonnée devant le feu avec un livre;∎ to curl up with laughter se tordre de rire;∎ figurative I just wanted to curl up and die (in shame) j'aurais voulu rentrer sous terreenrouler;∎ to curl oneself up (person) se pelotonner; (cat) se mettre en boule, se pelotonner; (dog) se coucher en rond -
6 curl up
(to move or roll into a position or shape: The hedgehog curled (itself) up into a ball.) se mettre en boule -
7 into
into,❢ Into is used after certain nouns and verbs in English ( way into, change into, stray into etc). For translations, consult the appropriate noun or verb entry (way, change, stray etc). into is used in the structure verb + sb + into + doing ( to bully sb into doing, to fool sb into doing). For translations of these structures see the appropriate verb entry (bully, fool etc). For translations of expressions like get into trouble, go into detail, get into debt etc you should consult the appropriate noun entry (trouble, detail, debt etc). prep1 (indicating change of position, location) dans ; to put sth into mettre qch dans [container, envelope, drainer, room] ; to come/go into entrer dans [room, building, zone] ; to disappear into disparaître dans [forest, mist] ; pour the mixture into it verser le mélange dedans ; to move sth into the shade mettre qch à l'ombre ; to go into town/into the office aller en ville/au bureau ; to get into a car/a train monter dans une voiture/un train ; to get into bed se mettre au lit ; to help sb into bed aider qn à se mettre au lit ;2 (indicating change of shape, form, value) en ; to cut/fold sth into triangles couper/plier qch en triangles ; to curl up into a ball se rouler en boule ; to break into pieces se briser ; divided into apartments divisé en appartements ; to translate sth into Greek traduire qch en grec ; to change dollars into euros changer des dollars en euros ; to turn into se métamorphoser en [butterfly, frog] ; to turn into a young woman devenir une jeune femme ; to roll sth into a ball faire une boule de qch ;3 ( indicating duration) to last/continue into the 18th century durer/continuer jusqu'au XVIIIe siècle ; to go on into the afternoon se prolonger dans l'après-midi ; long ou far into the night jusque tard dans la nuit ;4 ( indicating a point in a process) we were well into 1988 when… l'année 1988 était bien entamée quand… ; well into the second half bien après le début de la deuxième mi-temps ; she was well into the fourth month of her pregnancy elle en était bien à son quatrième mois de grossesse ; to be (well) into one's thirties avoir une bonne trentaine d'années ;5 ( indicating direction) dans ; to speak into the microphone parler dans le microphone ; to stare into space regarder dans le vide ; to gaze into the distance regarder au loin ; to ride off into the sunset partir vers le soleil couchant ;6 ○ ( keen on) to be into être fana ○ de [jazz, athletics, architecture etc] ; she's into art in a big way, she's heavily into art c'est vraiment une fana d'art ○ ; to be into drugs se droguer ;7 ( indicating impact) dans ; to run into sth rentrer dans qch ; he bumped into me il m'est rentré dedans ; to bang into sb/sth heurter qn/qch ;to be into everything [child] toucher à tout. -
8 tight
tight [taɪt]1. adjectivea. serré• too tight [clothes, shoes, belt] trop serréb. ( = taut) tendu• to stretch tight [+ fabric, sheet] tendre• to keep a tight rein on sb ( = watch closely) surveiller qn de près ; ( = be firm with) tenir la bride serrée à qnc. ( = firm) [grip] solide• to keep a tight lid on [+ emotions] contenir• there was a tight feeling in his chest (from cold, infection) il avait les bronches prises ; (from emotion) il avait la gorge serréee. ( = compact) compactf. ( = strict) [restrictions, control, security] strict• it'll be a bit tight, but we should make it in time ce sera un peu juste mais je crois que nous arriverons à temps• financially things are a bit tight financièrement, les choses sont un peu difficiles2. adverb• sit tight! ne bouge pas !• sleep tight! dors bien !• hold tight! accroche-toi !3. plural noun4. compounds* * *[taɪt] 1.tights plural noun GB collant m2.2) ( constrictive) [space] étroit; [clothing] serré; ( closefitting) [jacket, shirt] ajustéthere were six of us in the car, it was a tight squeeze — on était six dans la voiture, on était très serré
3) ( strict) [security, deadline] strict; [discipline] rigoureux/-euse; [budget, credit] serréto exercise tight control over something/somebody — contrôler strictement quelque chose/quelqu'un
to be tight (with one's money) — (colloq) être près de ses sous
money is a bit tight these days — je suis/on est etc un peu juste ces temps-ci
4) (packed, compact) serré5) ( sharp) [angle, turn] aigu/-uë3.adverb [hold, grip] fermementto fasten/close something tight — bien attacher/fermer quelque chose
I just sat tight and waited for the scandal to pass — fig je suis resté tranquillement dans mon coin en attendant que le scandale passe
••to be in a tight spot ou situation ou corner — être dans une situation difficile
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9 red
A n1 ( colour) rouge m ; I like red j'aime le rouge ; red means ‘danger’ le rouge signifie ‘danger’ ; in red en rouge ; a shade of red une nuance de rouge ;3 ( deficit) to be in the red [individual, account] être à découvert ; [company] être en déficit ; to be £500 in the red être à découvert de 500 livres ; you've gone into the red vous avez un découvert ;4 ( wine) rouge m ;5 ( red ball) bille f rouge (de billard/snooker) ;6 ( in roulette) rouge m.B adj1 ( in colour) [apple, blood, lips, sky] rouge ; [person, face, cheek] rouge (with de) ; [hair, curl] roux/rousse ; to go ou turn red devenir rouge, rougir ; to paint/dye sth red peindre/teindre qch en rouge ; to dye one's hair red se teindre les cheveux en roux ; her eyes were red with weeping ses yeux étaient rouges d'avoir pleuré ; his face ou he went very red il a rougi très fort ; red in the face tout rouge ; was my face red! comme j'étais gêné! ; there'll be red faces when… certains vont être bien gênés quand… ;to see reds under the bed ○ voir un complot communiste partout ; to be caught red-handed être pris la main dans le sac ○ ; to see red voir rouge.
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