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dish [dɪʃ]1 noun(a) (for food) plat m;∎ the dishes la vaisselle;∎ to wash or to do the dishes faire la vaisselle;∎ to wash dishes (in restaurant) faire la plonge∎ it's not a dish I often make ce n'est pas une recette ou un plat que je prépare souvent(c) (amount of food) plat m;∎ we ate two whole dishes of lasagne nous avons mangé deux plats entiers de lasagnes(d) familiar old-fashioned (good looking woman) belle plante f, belle fille□ f; (good looking man) beau type m(e) (of telescope) miroir m concave (de téléscope)∎ to dish sb critiquer qn∎ to dish the dirt (on sb) (gossip) colporter des ragots (sur qn)►► Television British dish aerial, American dish antenna antenne f parabolique;dish mop lavette f;dish rack égouttoir m (à vaisselle);American dish soap liquide m vaisselle➲ dish out∎ you can dish it out but you can't take it (criticism) tu es bon pour critiquer mais pour ce qui est d'accepter la critique, c'est un autre problème!;∎ you're going to have to take whatever they dish out (punishment, discipline) il va te falloir accepter ce qu'ils te réservent;∎ he's really dishing it out (boxer) il frappe vraiment à coups redoublés(serve food) faire le service➲ dish up(serve food) servir;∎ shall I dish up? je sers? -
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A n1 ( plate) ( for eating) assiette f ; ( for serving) plat m ; meat/vegetable dish plat à viande/à légumes ; a set of dishes un service m ;C ○ vtr1 †( ruin) flanquer [qch] en l'air ○ [hopes, plans] ;2 ( gossip) to dish the dirt on sb répandre des ragots sur qn.D ○ vi US causer ○.this is just my dish ○ US c'est tout à fait mon truc ○.■ dish out:▶ dish out [sth] distribuer [advice, compliments, money, punishments, rebukes, rewards, supplies] ; servir [food] ; she knows how to dish it out ○ elle est bonne pour critiquer.■ dish up:▶ dish up [sth] servir [meal]. -
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dish [dɪ∫]1. nounc. ( = food) plat m2. compoundsa. [+ food, meal] servir* * *[dɪʃ] 1.1) ( plate) ( for eating) assiette f; ( for serving) plat m3) Television (also satellite dish) antenne f parabolique2.dishes plural noun vaisselle fPhrasal Verbs:- dish out- dish up -
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[diʃ]1) (a plate, bowl etc in which food is brought to the table: a large shallow dish.) plat2) (food mixed and prepared for the table: She served us an interesting dish containing chicken and almonds.) plat•- dish-washing - dishwater - dish out -
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cuvette f, déformation en cuvette fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > dish
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concentrateur parabolique m, miroir parabolique m, réflecteur parabolique mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > dish concentrator
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Dish — (engl., spr. disch, »Schüssel«) oder Oredish, engl. Maß für Bleierz = 17,591 l. 9 D. sind = 1 Load = 152,4 kg … Kleines Konversations-Lexikon