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bed [bed]1. nouna. lit m• to get into bed with sb ( = form alliance with) s'allier à qn2. compounds• we stayed at bed and breakfasts nous avons logé dans des chambres d'hôtes ► bed jacket noun liseuse f( = spend night) coucher* * *[bed] 1.1) lit mto be in bed — être au lit, être couché
to take to one's bed — (dated) s'aliter
a 40 bed ward/hotel — une salle/un hôtel de 40 lits
2) ( of flowers) parterre m; ( of compost) lit m; ( of produce) carré m3) ( of sea) fond m; ( of river) lit m; ( in geology) couche f4)2.Phrasal Verbs:- bed down••you've made your bed, lie in it — Prov comme on fait son lit, on se couche Prov
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82 births column
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83 births, marriages, and deaths
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84 box
box [bɒks]1. nound. ( = blow) a box on the ear une claquee. ( = tree) buis m4. compounds[+ car] encastrer* * *[bɒks] 1.1) (small, cardboard) boîte f; (larger, crate) caisse fbox of matches/of chocolates — boîte d'allumettes/de chocolats
2) ( on page) case f3) ( seating area) Theatre loge f; Sport tribune f4) ( in stable) box m5) GB Sport ( for protection) coquille f6) (colloq) ( television)8) ( in gymnastics) cheval m de saut9) Postal services (also Box) boîte f postale(P.O.) Box 20 — BP 20
10) ( for gears) boîte f11) ( slap)12) Botany buis m2.transitive verb1) ( pack) mettre [quelque chose] en caisse, encaisser2) ( fight) boxer3) ( strike)3.intransitive verb Sport boxer4.boxed past participle adjective [note, information] en encadréPhrasal Verbs:- box in -
85 broadsheet
broadsheet [ˈbrɔ:d∫i:t]( = serious newspaper) journal m de qualitéTABLOIDS, BROADSHEETS* * *noun journal m de grand format -
86 by-line
['baɪlaɪn]1) ( in newspaper) nom m de journaliste ( en tête d'un article)2) Sport ligne f de touche -
87 carry
carry [ˈkærɪ]a. ( = bear, transport) [person] porter ; [vehicle] transporter• this ship carries coal/passengers ce bateau transporte du charbon/des passagersb. ( = have on one's person) [+ identity card, documents, money] avoir sur soi ; [+ umbrella, gun, sword] avoirc. [+ disease] être porteur ded. [+ warning, notice] comportere. ( = involve) [+ risk, responsibility] comporterf. [+ goods] vendreg. [+ sound] conduireh. ( = win) remporteri. to carry o.s. se tenirj. [newspaper] [+ story] rapporter• the papers all carried a photograph of the explosion la photo de l'explosion était dans tous les journauxk. ( = be pregnant with) attendre[voice, sound] porter3. compounds• what a carry-on (about nothing)! que d'histoires (pour rien) ! (inf) adjective, noun also carry-on luggage bagage à main ► carry-out noun ( = food) plat m à emporter ; ( = drink) boisson f à emportera. [+ thing] emporterb. (figurative)[+ thing] emporter ; [+ prizes, honours] remporter• carry on! continuez !• carry on with your work! continuez votre travail !b. ( = continue) continuera. [+ thing] emporter ; [+ person] emmenerb. ( = put into action) [+ plan, order] exécuter ; [+ experiment, search, investigation] faire[+ plan] mener à bonne fin* * *['kærɪ] 1. 2.transitive verb1) porter [bag, shopping, load, news, message] (in dans; on sur)to carry something up/down — porter quelque chose en haut/en bas
to carry something in/out — apporter/emporter quelque chose
to carry cash/a gun — avoir de l'argent liquide/un revolver sur soi
to carry something too far — fig pousser quelque chose trop loin
2) [vehicle, pipe, wire, vein] transporter; [wind, tide, current, stream] emporterto be carried on the wind — être porté or transporté par le vent
3) ( feature) comporter [warning, guarantee, report]; porter [symbol, label]; publier [advert]4) ( entail) comporter [risk]; être passible de [penalty]5) (bear, support) [bridge, road] supporter [load, traffic]6) ( win) l'emporter dans [state, constituency]; remporter [battle, match]7) Medicine être porteur/-euse de [disease]8) ( be pregnant with) [woman] être enceinte de [girl, twins]; [animal] porter [young]9) Commerce (stock, sell) faire [item, brand]10) (hold, bear) ( permanently) porter [tail, head]11) Mathematics retenir [one, two]3.intransitive verb [sound, voice] porter4.Phrasal Verbs:- carry on••to get carried away — (colloq) s'emballer (colloq), se laisser emporter
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88 cater
cater [ˈkeɪtər]• to cater for (sb's needs, tastes) satisfaire* * *['keɪtə(r)]1) ( supply food etc) organiser des réceptions2)to cater for GB ou to US — ( accommodate) accueillir [children, guests]; pourvoir à [needs, tastes]; ( aim at) [newspaper, programme] s'adresser à
3) ( fulfil)to cater to — satisfaire [whim, taste]
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89 chortle
chortle [ˈt∫ɔ:tl]2. noun* * *['tʃɔːtl] 1.noun gloussement m2.intransitive verb glousser, rireto chortle at ou about ou over something — rire de quelque chose
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90 clip
clip [klɪp]1. nouna. ( = fasten together) attacher (avec un trombone)b. ( = cut, snip) couper (avec des ciseaux) ; [+ hedge] tailler ; [+ ticket] poinçonner ; [+ article from newspaper] découperc. ( = collide with) accrocherd. ( = reduce time) to clip a few seconds off a record améliorer un record de quelques secondes3. compounds[+ brooch] fixer ; [+ document] attacher (avec un trombone)* * *[klɪp] 1.1) ( on clipboard) pince f; (on earring, bow tie) clip m; ( for hair) barrette f; ( on pen) agrafe f; ( jewellery) clip(s) m2) ( for wire) cavalier m3) Television, Cinema ( excerpt) extrait m4) Military (also cartridge clip) chargeur m2.transitive verb (p prés etc - pp-)1) (cut, trim) tailler [hedge]; couper [nails, hair, moustache]; tondre [dog, sheep]; rogner [wing]2) ( by hooking) accrocher [pen, microphone] (to à); ( by securing) fixer [brooch] (to à)3) GB poinçonner [ticket]4) ( hit) heurter3.intransitive verb (p prés etc - pp-) ( by hooking) s'accrocher (to à); ( by fastening) se fixer (to à)••to give somebody a clip on the ear — (colloq) flanquer une taloche à quelqu'un (colloq)
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91 clipping
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92 column
column [ˈkɒləm]colonne f* * *['kɒləm]1) gen, Architecture colonne f2) ( in newspaper) rubrique fsports/political column — rubrique sportive/politique
letters column — courrier m des lecteurs
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93 comic
comic [ˈkɒmɪk]1. adjective2. nouna. ( = person) comique mfb. ( = magazine) comic m3. compounds► comic relief noun (Theatre) intervalle m comique ; (figurative) moment m de détente (comique) → COMIC RELIEF━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━Le Comic Relief est une organisation caritative qui s'est donné comme objectif de créer « un monde juste délivré de la pauvreté ». Elle collecte de l'argent au profit de personnes ou de communautés démunies, au Royaume-Uni et à l'étranger. Tous les deux ans, le Comic Relief organise un grand événement télévisé, le « Red Nose Day », réunissant des célébrités et des particuliers qui se font sponsoriser pour faire des « choses drôles » (par exemple porter des déguisements bizarres ; un nez en plastique rouge est généralement de rigueur). Une émanation récente de cette organisation est le « Sport Relief », sorte de Téléthon où des sportifs amateurs recueillent des fonds.* * *['kɒmɪk] 1.2) ( magazine etc) bande f dessinée2.adjective comique -
94 copy editor
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95 coupon
coupon [ˈku:pɒn]( = money-off voucher) bon m de réduction ; ( = form in newspaper, magazine) bulletin-réponse m ; (for rationed product) ticket m de rationnement* * *['kuːpɒn]1) ( for goods) bon m2) ( cut-out in ad) coupon m3) ( for pools) grille f de paris -
96 coverage
coverage [ˈkʌvərɪdʒ]• it got full-page coverage in the main dailies les principaux quotidiens y ont consacré une page entière* * *['kʌvərɪdʒ]1) ( in media) couverture ftelevision/newspaper coverage — couverture par la télévision/les journaux
live coverage — reportage m en direct
2) (in book, programme) traitement mits coverage of the period is good/poor — il couvre bien/mal cette période
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97 death
death [deθ]1. nounmort f• he'll be the death of me! (inf) il me tuera !► to + death• to starve/freeze to death mourir de faim/de froid• to be scared/worried to death être mort de peur/d'inquiétude2. compounds• he's on death row il a été condamné à mort ► death sentence noun condamnation f à mort ; (figurative) arrêt m de mort* * *[deθ]to drink/work oneself to death — se tuer en buvant/au travail
‘Deaths’ — ( newspaper column) ‘Nécrologie’
••to die a ou the death — [fashion] disparaître complètement; [entertainer, play] faire un bide (colloq)
to be worried/frightened to death — (colloq) être mort d'inquiétude/de peur
to be bored to death — (colloq) s'ennuyer à mourir
I'm sick to death (colloq) of this! — j'en ai par-dessus la tête! (colloq)
you'll catch your death (of cold) — (colloq) tu vas attraper la crève (colloq)
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98 desk
desk [desk]1. nouna. (for pupil) pupitre m ; (for teacher) bureau m ; (in office, home) bureau m ; (bureau-type) secrétaire m2. compounds* * *[desk]1) ( furniture) bureau m; Music pupitre m3) ( in public building)information desk — bureau m de renseignements
4) ( in newspaper office)5) (in organization, government office) ( department) département m -
99 diary
diary [ˈdaɪərɪ]* * *['daɪərɪ]1) ( for appointments) agenda m2) ( journal) journal m intime3) ( in newspaper) chronique f -
100 disclosure
disclosure [dɪsˈkləʊʒər]a. (by newspaper) divulgation f ; (by individual to press) communication f (de renseignements) (to à)b. ( = fact revealed) révélation f* * *[dɪs'kləʊʒə(r)]noun révélation f (of de)
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