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1 Albuféra
béchamel sauce with sweet peppers, prepared with chicken stock instead of milk; classic sauce for poultry. -
2 aiguille
c black aiguille [egyij]feminine nouna. (Botany, sewing, medicine) needle• aiguille à coudre/à tricoter sewing/knitting needlec black b. [de compteur, boussole] needle ; [de balance] pointer ; [de clocher] spire ; ( = cime) peak• la petite/grande aiguille [d'horloge] the hour/minute hand━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━* * *egɥij1) (en couture, médecine, botanique, génie nucléaire) needleaiguille à coudre/à tricoter — sewing/knitting needle
2) (de montre, chronomètre) hand; (de jauge, d'altimètre) needle; ( de balance) pointerdans le sens/le sens inverse des aiguilles d'une montre — clockwise/anticlockwise
3) Géographie peak4) Zoologie garfish* * *eɡɥij1. nf1) (pour coudre) needle2) [seringue] needle3) [instrument de mesure] needle, [boussole] needle, [montre] hand4) [arbre]5) (= sommet) peak2. adjSee:* * *aiguille nf1 ( pour coudre) needle; aiguille à coudre/broder/repriser sewing/embroidery/darning needle; aiguille à brider poultry needle; aiguille à suture suture needle; travail à l'aiguille needlework; tirer l'aiguille† to ply one's needle†;2 ( de seringue) needle; ( en acupuncture) needle;3 (de montre, chronomètre) hand; (de jauge, d'altimètre) needle; ( de balance) pointer; l'aiguille des minutes/des heures the minute/hour hand; dans le sens des aiguilles d'une montre clockwise; dans le sens inverse des aiguilles d'une montre anticlockwise;4 Bot needle;5 Géog peak;6 Zool garfish.aiguille aimantée magnetic needle; aiguille de pin pine needle; aiguille de radium radium needle; aiguille à tricoter knitting needle.autant chercher une aiguille dans une botte or meule de foin it's like looking for a needle in a haystack; et de fil en aiguille and one thing leading to another.[egɥij] nom fémininaiguille à tricoter/repriser knitting/darning needle3. [d'une montre, d'une pendule] hand[d'un électrophone] arm[d'une balance] pointer[d'une boussole] needlela petite aiguille, l'aiguille des heures the hour handla grande aiguille, l'aiguille des minutes the minute handaiguille de pin/de sapin pine/fir tree needle7. [tour, clocher] spire -
3 aliment
aliment [alimɑ̃]masculine noun( = nourriture) food• aliment riche/complet rich/whole food• aliments pour chiens/chats dog/cat food* * *alimɑ̃nom masculin1) (pour êtres humains, animaux) food; ( pour animaux d'élevage) feed; ( pour plantes) nutrient2) fig* * *alimɑ̃ nmles aliments — foods, food
* * *A nm1 ( pour êtres humains) food; un aliment rare a rare food; certains aliments certain foods; lavez/faites cuire vos aliments wash/cook your food; aliments énergétiques/surgelés high-energy/frozen foods; dans quels aliments trouve-t-on du fer? which foods contain iron?; un aliment de base a staple food;2 ( pour animaux) gén food; ( pour animaux d'élevage) feed; les aliments pour chats/chiens catfood/dogfood; les aliments pour volailles poultry feed;3 ( pour plantes) nutrient; les plantes puisent leurs aliments dans le sol plants take their nutrients from the soil;4 fig fournir or être un aliment à qch to feed sth.[alimɑ̃] nom masculin1. [nourriture] (type ou kind of) foodcitez trois aliments list three types of food ou three different foodsl'eau n'est pas un aliment water is not (a) food ou has no food value[portion] (piece of) fooddes aliments food, foodstuffsla plupart des aliments most food ou foodstuffsaliments pour bébé/chien baby/dog foodaliments congelés/diététiques frozen/health food2. (figuré & littéraire)l'aliment de ou un aliment pour l'esprit food for thought————————aliments nom masculin pluriel -
4 maraude
maʀodnom féminin ( pillage) pilferingen maraude — [taxi] cruising for fares (après n); [voyou] on the prowl (jamais épith)
* * *maʀod nf1)3) (= vagabondage) prowling* * *[marod] nom féminin
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