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1 uninterrupted
uninterrupted [ˈʌn‚ɪntəˈrʌptɪd] -
2 uninterrupted
uninterrupted adj ininterrompu. -
3 uninterrupted
Un panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > uninterrupted
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4 uninterrupted
1) (continuing without pause: four hours of uninterrupted rain.) ininterrompu2) ((of a view) not blocked by anything: We have an uninterrupted view of the sea.) ininterrompu -
5 to run uninterrupted
(feature on an elevation) régnerDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > to run uninterrupted
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6 solid
solid [ˈsɒlɪd]1. adjectivea. ( = not liquid) solidec. ( = continuous) [line] continu ; [rain] ininterrompud. ( = substantial) [structure, basis, relationship] solide ; [meal] consistant ; [character] sérieux ; [support] ferme ; [information] sûr• solid as a rock [structure, substance] dur comme la pierre ; [person] solide comme un roc ; [relationship] indestructible2. adverb• to be booked solid (for three weeks) [hotel, venue, performer] être complet (pendant trois semaines)3. nounsolide m4. compounds* * *['sɒlɪd] 1.noun Chemistry, Mathematics solide m2. 3.1) ( not liquid or gaseous) solideto go ou become solid — se solidifier
2) ( of one substance) gen massif/-ive3) ( dense) compact4) ( unbroken) [line, expanse] continu5) ( uninterrupted)five solid days —
6) ( strong) gen solide; [building] massif/-iveto be on solid ground — fig être en terrain sûr
7) ( reliable) [information] solide; [advice, worker, work] sérieux/-ieuse; [investment] sûr8) ( firm) [grip] ferme9) ( respectable) modèle4.adverb [freeze] complètement; fig [vote] massivement -
7 unbroken
unbroken [ˈʌnˈbrəʊkən]a. ( = intact) intact ; [record] non battub. ( = continuous) [series, silence, sleep] ininterrompu* * *[ʌn'brəʊkən]1) ( uninterrupted) [sequence, silence, view] ininterrompu; [curve] parfait2) ( intact) [pottery] intact -
8 solid
C adj1 ( not liquid or gaseous) solide ; to go ou become solid se solidifier ;2 ( of one substance) [teak, gold, marble, granite] massif/-ive ; [tyre] plein ; the gate was made of solid steel le portail était tout en acier ; a tunnel cut through solid rock un tunnel taillé dans la masse rocheuse ;3 (dense, compact) [crowd] compact, dense ; [earth] compact ; a solid bank of cloud une masse nuageuse dense ;5 ( uninterrupted) five solid days, five days solid cinq jours entiers ; I worked for three solid hours j'ai travaillé pendant trois heures entières ; a solid day's work un jour entier de travail ;6 ( strong) [structure, foundation, basis] solide ; [building] massif/-ive ; [relationship, argument] solide ; a solid grounding in grammar une base solide de grammaire ; to be on solid ground fig être en terrain sûr ;7 ( reliable) [evidence, information] solide ; [advice] sérieux/-ieuse ; [investment] sûr ; [worker] sérieux/-ieuse ; I have solid grounds for j'ai de solides raisons pour ; she's a very solid person c'est quelqu'un de très solide ; a solid piece of work un travail sérieux ;8 ( firm) [grip] ferme ; [punch] fort ; to have the solid support of avoir le soutien massif de ; the strike has remained solid la grève n'a pas fléchi ; a solid Republican area ( uniformly) une zone entièrement républicaine ; ( staunchly) un bastion du républicanisme ;9 ( respectable) [citizen, family, tax payer] modèle.D adv [freeze] complètement ; fig [vote] massivement ; the lake was frozen solid le lac était complètement gelé ; the play is booked solid la pièce affiche complet. -
9 unbroken
1 ( uninterrupted) [series, sequence, silence] ininterrompu ; [view] ininterrompu ; [curve] parfait ; in an unbroken line en ligne directe ;2 ( intact) [pottery] intact ; the unbroken surface of the lake l'eau du lac que rien ne troublait en surface ;3 ( unsurpassed) it's an unbroken record le record n'a pas été battu. -
10 conterminous
conterminous [kɒn'tɜ:mɪnəs](a) (sharing the same border → country, land) limitrophe; (→ estate, garden) adjacent, attenant, contigu;∎ to be conterminous with sth être adjacent à qch(b) (uninterrupted) bout à bout(c) (coincident → in range, scope, time) de même étendueUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > conterminous
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11 continuous
continuous [kən'tɪnjʊəs](a) (uninterrupted → noise, process) continu, ininterrompu(b) (unbroken → line) continu►► School & University continuous assessment contrôle m continu;Accountancy continuous budget budget m renouvelable;Computing continuous mode mode m continu;Computing continuous paper papier m en continu;Cinema continuous performances spectacle m permanent;Art continuous representation = représentation des différentes étapes d'une histoire en un seul tableau;Computing continuous stationery papier m en continu -
12 passage
passage ['pæsɪdʒ](a) (way through) passage m;∎ they cleared a passage through the crowd ils ouvrirent un passage à travers la foule∎ an underground passage un passage souterrain(c) (from book, music) passage m;∎ selected passages from Churchill's speeches morceaux mpl choisis des discours de Churchill;∎ the most touching passage in the book l'endroit le plus touchant du livre∎ nasal passages conduits mpl nasaux;∎ Anatomy air passage conduit m aérifère∎ the trench did not block the passage of the tanks la tranchée n'a pas empêché les chars de passer;∎ with the passage of time avec le temps;∎ their friendship has survived the passage of time leur amitié a survécu au temps;∎ the bill had an uninterrupted passage through parliament la loi a été adoptée sans encombre par le Parlement∎ Nautical to work one's passage gagner son passage (en travaillant à bord)∎ to grant sb safe passage through a country accorder à qn le libre passage à travers un pays;∎ archaic or figurative passage of or at arms passe f d'armes
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