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1 conceal
conceal [kən'si:l](hide → object) cacher, dissimuler; (→ emotion, truth) cacher, dissimuler; (→ news) tenir secret(ète); Finance & Law (→ assets) dissimuler;∎ to conceal sth from sb cacher qch à qn;∎ he concealed the truth from her il lui a caché la vérité;∎ to conceal oneself se cacher;∎ to conceal one's intentions cacher ou déguiser ses intentions ou son jeu;∎ in order to conceal the fact that… pour dissimuler le fait que… -
2 cover
A n1 (protective lid, sheath) couverture f ; (for duvet, cushion, birdcage) housse f ; (for table, furniture) protection f ; (for umbrella, blade, knife) fourreau m ; (for typewriter, record player, pan, bowl) couvercle m ;2 ( blanket) couverture f ;3 (of book, magazine) couverture f ; ( of record) pochette f ; on the cover ( of book) sur la couverture ; ( of magazine) en couverture ; she's made the cover of ‘Time’ elle a fait la couverture de ‘Time’ ; from cover to cover de la première à la dernière page ;4 ( shelter) abri m ; to provide cover servir d'abri (for à) ; to take cover se mettre à l'abri ; to run for cover courir se mettre à l'abri ; take cover! aux abris! ; to break cover quitter son abri ; under cover à l'abri ; under cover of darkness à la faveur de la nuit ; under cover of the confusion he escaped il a profité de la confusion pour s'évader ; open land with no cover terrain découvert sans abri possible ;5 (for spy, agent, operation, crime) couverture f (for pour) ; that's her cover c'est sa couverture ; to work under cover travailler sous une identité d'emprunt ; under cover of sth sous le couvert de qch ; under cover of doing sous prétexte de faire ; to blow sb's cover ○ griller ○ qn ;6 Mil couverture f ; air cover couverture aérienne ; to give sb cover couvrir qn ; I gave cover as he advanced je l'ai couvert tandis qu'il avançait ;7 ( replacement) (for teacher, doctor) remplacement m ; to provide emergency cover parer aux urgences ;8 GB Insur assurance f (for pour ; against contre) ; to give or provide cover against garantir contre ; she has cover for fire and theft elle est couverte contre l'incendie et le vol ;10 ( table setting) couvert m ;11 Mus = cover version.C vtr1 ( to conceal or protect) couvrir [table, bed, pan, legs, wound] (with avec) ; recouvrir [cushion, sofa, corpse] (with de) ; boucher [hole] (with avec) ; we had the sofa covered on a fait recouvrir le canapé ; cover your mouth when you yawn mets la main devant la bouche quand tu bâilles ; cover one eye and read the chart cachez un œil et lisez le tableau ; to cover one's ears se boucher les oreilles ;2 ( coat) [person, dust, snow, water, layer] recouvrir [ground, surface, person, cake] (with de) ; the ground was covered with snow, snow covered the ground le sol était recouvert de neige, la neige recouvrait le sol ; everything got covered with ou in sand tout a été recouvert de sable ; the animal is covered in scales l'animal est couvert d'écailles ; to cover one's face with cream s'enduire le visage de crème ; to be covered in glory être couvert de gloire ;3 ( be strewn over) [litter, graffiti, blossom, bruises, scratches] couvrir ; the tree was covered with blossom, blossom covered the tree l'arbre était couvert de fleurs ; to cover sb's face with kisses couvrir le visage de qn de baisers ;4 ( travel over) parcourir [distance, area] ; ( extend over) s'étendre sur [distance, area] ; we covered a lot of miles on holiday nous avons fait beaucoup de kilomètres pendant les vacances ;5 (deal with, include) [article, book, speaker] traiter [subject, field] ; [word, term, item] englober [meaning, aspect] ; [teacher] faire [chapter] ; [rule, law] s'appliquer à [situation, person, organization] ; [department, office] s'occuper de [area, region, activity] ; [rep] couvrir [area] ; that price covers everything le prix comprend tout, tout est inclus dans le prix ; we will cover half the syllabus this term nous ferons or couvrirons la moitié du programme ce trimestre ;6 ( report on) [journalist, reporter, station] couvrir [event, angle, story, subject, match] ; the game will be covered live on BBC1 le match sera diffusé en direct par BBC1 ;7 ( pay for) [amount, salary, company, person] couvrir [costs, outgoings] ; combler [loss, deficit] ; £20 should cover it ○ 20 livres sterling devraient suffire ; to cover one's costs rentrer dans ses frais ;8 Insur assurer, couvrir [person, possession] (for, against contre ; for doing pour faire) ; [guarantee] couvrir [costs, parts] ; are you adequately covered? est-ce que vous êtes suffisamment assuré? ;9 Mil, Sport ( protect) couvrir [person, advance, retreat, exit, area of pitch] ; I'll cover you je te couvre ; I've got you covered! ( threat) ne bougez pas ou je tire! ; keep him covered tenez-le en joue ; to cover one's back fig se couvrir ;D v refl to cover oneself se protéger (against contre ; by doing en faisant) ; to cover oneself with se couvrir de [glory, praise, shame].E - covered (dans composés) snow-/scrub-covered couvert de neige/de broussailles ; chocolate-covered enrobé de chocolat.■ cover for:▶ cover for [sb]1 ( replace) remplacer, faire un remplacement pour [colleague, employee] ;2 ( protect) couvrir [person] ; ‘I'm going to be late, cover for me!’ ‘je vais être en retard, trouve-moi une excuse!’■ cover in = cover over.■ cover over:▶ cover over [sth], cover [sth] over couvrir [passage, yard, area, pool] (with avec) ; recouvrir [painting, mark, stain] (with de).■ cover up:▶ cover up1 ( put clothes on) se couvrir ;2 to cover oneself up se couvrir (with de) ;3 ( conceal truth) étouffer une affaire ; to cover up for couvrir [colleague, friend, mistakes] ; they're covering up for each other ils se couvrent l'un l'autre ;▶ cover up [sth], cover [sth] up -
3 obscure
A adj1 ( hard to understand) [meaning, theory, motive, origin] obscur ;B vtr2 ( cover) cacher [moon, view] ;3 ( darken) obscurcir, assombrir. -
4 whitewash
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5 wrap
A n2 ( dressing-gown) peignoir m ;3 ( packaging) emballage m ;4 Cin it's a wrap c'est dans la boîte.B vtr ( p prés etc - pp-) lit ( in paper) emballer (in dans) ; (in blanket, garment) envelopper (in dans) ; to wrap X in Y, to wrap Y round X envelopper X dans Y ; I wrapped a handkerchief around my finger je me suis noué un mouchoir autour du doigt ; he wrapped his arms around her il l'a enlacée ; the child wrapped its legs around my waist l'enfant a noué ses jambes autour de ma taille ; to wrap tape around a join enrouler du ruban adhésif autour d'une jointure ; he wrapped the car round a lamppost ○ hum il a embrassé ○ un réverbère ; to be wrapped in lit (for warmth, protection) être emmitouflé dans [blanket, coat] ; ( for disposal) être enveloppé dans [newspaper] ; fig être enveloppé de [mystery] ; être plongé dans [silence] ; être absorbé dans [thoughts] ; would you like it wrapped? je vous fais un paquet?to keep sth/to be under wraps garder qch/être secret ; to take the wraps off sth dévoiler qch.■ wrap up:▶ wrap up1 ( dress warmly) s'emmitoufler ; wrap up well ou warm! couvre-toi bien! ;▶ wrap up [sth], wrap [sth] up1 lit faire [parcel] ; envelopper [gift, purchase] ; emballer [rubbish] ; it's cold, wrap the children up warm! il fait froid, couvre bien les enfants! ; well wrapped up against the cold bien emmitouflé contre le froid ; it's a disco and sports club all wrapped up in one c'est une discothèque et un club sportif à la fois ;3 ( settle) régler [project, event] ; conclure [deal, negotiations] ; s'assurer [championship, title, victory] ;4 ( involve) to be wrapped up in ne s'occuper que de [person, child] ; être absorbé dans [activity, hobby, work] ; être absorbé par [problem] ; they are completely wrapped up in each other ils ne vivent que l'un pour l'autre ; he is wrapped up in himself il est replié sur lui-même ; there is £50,000 wrapped up in the project il y a 50 000 livres sterling d'investies dans le projet ; -
6 hide
∎ we have nothing to hide nous n'avons rien à cacher ou à dissimuler;∎ the boy hid himself behind the door le garçon s'est caché derrière la porte;∎ she hid her face elle s'est caché le visage;∎ he hid it from sight il l'a dissimulé ou l'a dérobé aux regards;∎ they hid him from the police ils l'ont caché pour que la police ne le trouve pas;∎ figurative to hide one's light under a bushel cacher ses talents;∎ she doesn't hide her light under a bushel ce n'est pas la modestie qui l'étouffe;∎ American to hide one's head (in shame) baisser la tête (de honte)(b) (keep secret) taire, dissimuler;∎ to hide the truth (from sb) taire ou dissimuler la vérité (à qn)se cacher;∎ to hide from sb se cacher de qn;∎ have you been hiding from me? tu te caches?;∎ he's hiding from the police il se cache de la police;∎ figurative to hide behind an excuse/statistics prétexter une excuse/les statistiques;∎ figurative the ambassador hid behind his diplomatic immunity l'ambassadeur s'est réfugié derrière son immunité diplomatique3 noun∎ to tan sb's hide tanner le cuir à qn;∎ I'll have your hide for that tu vas me le payer cher;∎ I haven't seen hide nor hair of them je n'ai eu aucune nouvelle d'euxde ou en cuirse cacher;∎ to hide away (from sb/sth) se cacher (de qn/ qch)cacherse tenir caché;∎ he's hiding out from the police il se cache de la police -
7 suppress
suppress [sə'pres](a) (put an end to) supprimer, mettre fin à;∎ the new regime suppressed all forms of dissent le nouveau régime a mis fin ou un terme à toute forme de dissidence∎ to suppress evidence faire disparaître des preuves;∎ to suppress the truth/a scandal étouffer la vérité/un scandale(c) (withdraw from publication) supprimer, interdire;∎ all opposition newspapers have been suppressed tous les journaux d'opposition ont été interdits ou supprimés;∎ the government has suppressed the report le gouvernement a interdit la parution du rapport∎ the judge ordered that the controversial passages should be suppressed le juge ordonna la suppression des passages controversés(e) (inhibit → growth, weeds) supprimer, empêcher(f) (hold back, repress → anger, yawn, smile) réprimer; (→ tears) retenir, refouler; (→ feelings, desires) étouffer, refouler;∎ to suppress a cough réprimer ou retenir son envie de tousser;∎ to suppress a sneeze se retenir pour ne pas éternuer;∎ to suppress a yawn étouffer ou réprimer un bâillement;∎ she suppressed a smile elle réprima un sourire(g) Psychology refouler
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