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express [εkspʀεs]adjectivemasculine nounb. ( = café) espresso* * *ɛkspʀɛs
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adjectif invariable1) [train] express2) [nettoyage] express; [déjeuner] quick
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nom masculin invariable2) ( café) espresso* * *ɛkspʀɛs1. adj2. nm(train) express — express, fast train
Il a décidé de prendre l'express de dix heures. — He decided to catch the ten o'clock express., He decided to catch the fast train at 10 o'clock.
* * *A adj inv1 Transp [train, liaison, transports] express;B nm inv1 Rail express;2 ( café) espresso.[ɛksprɛs] adjectif invariable1. TRANSPORTS → link=train train2. [café] espresso————————[ɛksprɛs] nom masculin1. RAIL express ou fast train2. [café] espresso (coffee)3. PRESSE -
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(Zug) express [train];
• per Express [versandt] by express, shipped by express (US), express (Br.);
• Waren per Express schicken to send goods by fast train;
• per Express zustellen to send by express delivery (Br.) (special delivery, US);
• Expressbeförderung express (special, US) delivery;
• Expressbote special messenger (US);
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altm.I Adv.2. Dial. extra II 3, 4* * *der Expressexpress* * *Ex|prẹss [Eks'prɛs]m -es, -e (RAIL)express (train)* * *Ex·pressRR<- es>Ex·preßALT<- sses>[ɛksˈprɛs]m kein pl1. (Eilzug) express [train]2. (schnell)etw per \Express senden [o schicken] to send sth [by] express [delivery]* * *der; Expresses (bes. österr.) express [train]* * *express obsA. adv1.express schicken send express ( oder by special delivery)2.* * *der; Expresses (bes. österr.) express [train] -
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altm.I Adv.2. Dial. extra II 3, 4* * *der Expressexpress* * *Ex|prẹss [Eks'prɛs]m -es, -e (RAIL)express (train)* * *Ex·pressRR<- es>Ex·preßALT<- sses>[ɛksˈprɛs]m kein pl1. (Eilzug) express [train]2. (schnell)etw per \Express senden [o schicken] to send sth [by] express [delivery]* * *der; Expresses (bes. österr.) express [train]* * *express obsA. adv1.express schicken send express ( oder by special delivery)2.* * *der; Expresses (bes. österr.) express [train] -
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[ɪkˈspres]1. verb1) to put into words:يُعَبِّر بالكَلِماتHe expressed his ideas very clearly.
يُعَبِّر عن نَفْسِهِYou haven't expressed yourself clearly.
يُعَبِّر عنShe nodded to express her agreement.
4) to send by fast (postal) delivery:يُرْسِلُ بالبَريد المُسْتَعْجَلWill you express this letter, please?
2. adjective1) travelling, carrying goods etc, especially fast:سَريعexpress delivery.
2) clearly stated:واضِحYou have disobeyed my express wishes.
3. adverbby express train or fast delivery service:مُرْسَل بِالبَريد السَّريعSend your letter express.
4. noun1) an express train:قِطار سَريعthe London to Cardiff express.
2) the service provided eg by the post office for carrying goods etc quickly:بريد سَريعThe parcel was sent by express.
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عَبَّرَ عن \ express: to state; declare; show (feelings, ideas, etc.) by words, actions or looks; He expressed great pleasure at seeing us. speak: to express: Always speak the truth. voice: to express (an opinion): She voiced her doubts about the new plan. \ See Also صرح (صَرَّحَ) -
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Weekly independent French newsmagazine, founded in 1953 by Jean-Jacques Servan-Schreiber and Françoise Giroud, on the model of the American Time magazine. Originally a centre-left magazine, l'Express moved to the centre right in the early 1980's. Many prominent French journalists and writers have at times been involved with L'Express; they include Jean Paul Sartre, Raymond Aron and Christine Ockrent.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Express, l'
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أَعْرَبَ عن \ express: to show (feelings, ideas, etc.) by words, actions or looks: He expressed great pleasure at seeing us. \ See Also أَفْصَحَ عن -
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أَفْصَحَ (عما في نفسه) \ express onself: to say what one means: You cannot pass exams unless you can espress yourself clearly. \ See Also عبر (عَبَّرَ)، أَعْرَبَ \ عَبَّرَ عن مشاعره \ express onself: to say what one means: You cannot pass exams unless you can espress yourself clearly. -
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NASDAQ: EXAMУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Express America Holding Corporation
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Military: EISУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Express Information Service
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