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mountaineering [‚maʊntɪ'nɪərɪŋ]alpinisme m;∎ to go mountaineering faire de l'alpinisme►► mountaineering club club m d'alpinismeUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > mountaineering
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noun (mountain-climbing.) alpinisme -
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belay [bɪ'leɪ]1 noun(in mountaineering → system) relais m; (→ rope) assurance f(b) (in mountaineering) assurer►► belay plate plaquette f d'assurage;belay station relais m -
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1 noun(a) (for hat, coat) patère f;∎ figurative a peg to hang an argument on un prétexte de dispute, une excuse pour se disputer(d) (for tent) piquet m(e) (in mountaineering) piton m(f) (in croquet) piquet m(g) (of barrel) fausset m, fosset m∎ she's gone down a peg (or two) in my estimation elle a baissé d'un cran dans mon estime;∎ to bring or to take sb down a peg or two rabattre le caquet à qn, remettre qn à sa place(a) (fasten → gen) attacher; (→ with dowels) cheviller; (insert → stake) enfoncer, planter; (in mountaineering) pitonner;∎ he was pegging the washing on the line il accrochait le linge à la corde avec des pinces;∎ to peg a tent fixer une tente avec des piquets∎ oil was pegged at $20 a barrel le prix du pétrole était fixé à 20 dollars le baril;∎ to peg sth to the rate of inflation indexer qch sur le taux de l'inflation;∎ countries which have pegged their currencies to the euro les pays qui ont indexé leur monnaie sur l'euro;∎ export earnings are pegged to the exchange rate le revenu des exportations varie en fonction du taux de change►► familiar peg leg (wooden leg) jambe f de bois□, pilon□ m; (artificial leg) jambe f artificielle□ ; (person) = personne qui a une jambe de bois ou une jambe artificielle∎ she pegged away at her Latin elle bûchait son latin;∎ we're pegging away at the backlog petit à petit, nous rattrapons notre retard□(fasten down) fixer ou attacher (avec des piquets);∎ he pegged the tarpaulin down il fixa la bâche au sol avec des piquets➲ peg out(a) (hang out → washing) étendre(b) (mark out with pegs) piqueter(c) (in croquet) toucher le piquet final (et se retirer de la partie) -
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summit ['sʌmɪt]1 noun(talks, agreement) au sommetfamiliar (in mountaineering) atteindre le sommet de□familiar (in mountaineering) atteindre le sommet□►► summit conference (conférence f au) sommet m -
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ascent [əˈsent][of mountain] ascension f* * *[ə'sent]1) ( of smoke) montée f; (of soul, plane) ascension f2) ( in cycling) montée f; ( in mountaineering) ascension f -
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bolt [bəʊlt]1. nounb. ( = bolt of lightning) éclair m2. adverba. [+ food] engloutirb. [+ door, window] verrouiller5. compounds* * *[bəʊlt] 1.1) ( lock) verrou m2) ( screw) boulon m3)bolt of lightning — coup m de foudre
4) ( of cloth) rouleau m (de tissu)5) ( for crossbow) carreau m6) ( for rifle) culasse f mobile7) ( in mountaineering) piton m à expansion8) ( dash) départ m précipité2.to make a bolt for it — décamper (colloq)
bolt upright adjectival phrase droit comme un i3.transitive verb1) ( lock) verrouiller2) Construction boulonner4.intransitive verb [horse] s'emballer; [rabbit, person] détaler (colloq)to bolt out/off — sortir/partir à toute allure
••a bolt from ou out of the blue — un coup de tonnerre
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chimney [ˈt∫ɪmnɪ]cheminée f► chimney stack noun (British) ( = group of chimneys) souche f de cheminée ; [of factory] tuyau m de cheminée* * *['tʃɪmnɪ] -
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1) (the clothes, machines, tools etc necessary for a particular kind of work, activity etc: The mechanic could not repair the car because he did not have the right equipment; The boy could not afford the equipment necessary for mountaineering.) équipement, matériel2) (the act of equipping.) équipement -
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(a high hill: Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world; ( also adjective) a mountain stream.) (de) montagne- mountain bike - mountain plateau - mountain range - mountain ridge - mountaineer - mountaineering - mountainous - mountain-side - mountain-top - make a mountain out of a molehill -
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ascent n1 (of smoke, gas) montée f ; (of soul, balloon, plane) ascension f ;2 ( in cycling) montée f ; ( in mountaineering) ascension f ; ( of path) montée f ; to make an ascent of the volcano faire l'ascension du volcan ; -
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A n1 ( lock) verrou m ;2 ( screw) boulon m ;3 bolt of lightning coup m de foudre ;4 ( of cloth) rouleau m (de tissu) ;5 ( for crossbow) carreau m ;6 ( for rifle) culasse f mobile ;8 ( dash) départ m précipité ; to make a bolt for it décamper ○ ; to make a bolt for the door/the garden foncer ○ vers la porte/le jardin.C vtr2 Constr boulonner [plate, girder, section] ;D vi1 ( flee) [horse] s'emballer ; [rabbit] détaler ; [person] décamper ○, détaler ○ ; to bolt in/out/off entrer/sortir/partir à toute allure ;2 Hort [plant] monter en graine.a bolt from ou out of the blue un coup de tonnerre ; to have shot one's bolt ○ avoir brûlé ses dernières cartouches. -
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chimney n (pl - neys) cheminée f ; ( on oil lamp) verre m (de lampe) ; ( in mountaineering) cheminée f ; in the chimney corner au coin du feu.
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