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piece [pi:s]morceau ⇒ (a), (c), (e) bout ⇒ (a) parcelle ⇒ (a) pièce ⇒ (b)-(e), (g), (h) pion ⇒ (d) article ⇒ (f)(a) (bit → of bread, chocolate, paper, wood) morceau m, bout m; (→ of cake, pie) morceau m, tranche f; (→ of land) parcelle f, lopin m; (of string, ribbon) bout m; (→ of cloth) morceau m, coupon m; (→ of glass) morceau m, fragment m, éclat m;∎ a piece of advice un conseil;∎ a piece of information un renseignement;∎ a piece of news une nouvelle;∎ that was a real piece of luck cela a vraiment été un coup de chance;∎ it's a superb piece of craftsmanship or workmanship c'est du très beau travail;∎ to be all of a piece (in one piece) être tout d'une pièce ou d'un seul tenant; (consistent) être cohérent; (alike) se ressembler;∎ British his actions are of a piece with his opinions ses actes sont conformes à ses opinions;∎ to be still in one piece (person, car etc after accident) être encore entier;∎ to break sth into pieces mettre qch en morceaux ou en pièces;∎ to pull sth to pieces (doll, garment, book) mettre qch en morceaux; (flower) effeuiller qch; figurative (argument, suggestion, idea) démolir qch;∎ to pull sb to pieces descendre qn en flammes;∎ the toy came to pieces in my hands le jouet s'est brisé entre mes mains;∎ to fall to pieces partir en morceaux;∎ to take sth to pieces démonter qch;∎ familiar to go (all) to pieces (person) s'effondrer□, craquer; (team) se désintégrer□ ; (market) s'effondrer□ ;∎ familiar it's a piece of cake c'est du gâteau;∎ British very familiar a piece of piss un jeu d'enfant□ ;∎ I gave him a piece of my mind (spoke frankly) je lui ai dit ma façon de penser; (spoke harshly) je lui ai passé un savon;∎ to say one's piece dire ce qu'on a sur le cœur∎ a piece of clothing un vêtement;∎ a piece of furniture un meuble;∎ how many pieces of luggage do you have? combien de bagages avez-vous?;∎ one piece of hand luggage un bagage à main;∎ to sell sth by the piece vendre qch à la pièce ou au détail;∎ to be paid by the piece être payé à la pièce ou à la tâche∎ to put sth together piece by piece assembler qch pièce par pièce ou morceau par morceau;∎ an 18-piece dinner service un service de table de 18 pièces;∎ an 18-piece band un orchestre de 18 musiciens(d) (for games → in chess) pièce f; (→ in draughts) pion m; (→ in backgammon) dame f; (→ in dominoes) domino m(e) (performance) morceau m; (musical composition) morceau m, pièce f; (sculpture) pièce f (de sculpture);∎ a piano piece un morceau pour piano(f) (newspaper article) article m;∎ there was a piece about it in yesterday's paper il y a eu un article à ce sujet ou on en a parlé dans le journal d'hier∎ a 50p piece une pièce de 50 pence∎ she's a nice or tasty piece c'est un beau brin de fille□∎ a piece and cheese un sandwich au fromage∎ he walked with me a piece il a fait un bout de chemin avec moi∎ punched/shaped piece pièce f estampée/profilée;∎ to cast cylinders in one piece couler des cylindres d'un seul jet ou en bloc►► piece rate paiement m à la pièce;∎ to be on piece rate être payé aux pièces∎ the collage was pieced together from scraps of material le collage était fait ou constitué de petits bouts de tissu(b) (story, facts) reconstituer;∎ to piece together what happened reconstituer ce qui s'est passé;∎ detectives are piecing together a picture of the events les enquêteurs sont en train de se faire une idée des événements -
2 unreservedly
[-vid-]1) (completely; utterly: We are unreservedly delighted/relieved about the result.) entièrement2) (frankly: She spoke unreservedly.) franchement
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