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jaunty ['dʒɔ:ntɪ](carefree) désinvolte, insouciant, dégagé; (cheerful, lively) enjoué;∎ with a jaunty air d'un air dégagé;∎ jaunty step pas m guilleret;∎ he wore his cap at a jaunty angle sa casquette était négligemment posée sur sa tête -
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A n1 ( pace) pas m ; to take a step faire un pas ; to walk ou keep in step marcher au pas or en cadence ; to change step changer le pas ; I was a few steps behind her je la suivais de près or à quelques pas ; to fall into step with sb se mettre au même pas que qn ; to break step rompre le pas ; one step out of line and you're finished ○ ! fig un pas de travers et t'es cuit ○ ! ; to be out of step with the times/the rest of the world fig être déphasé par rapport à l'époque actuelle/au reste du monde ; to be in step with sth fig être en phase avec qch ; to watch one's step lit faire attention où on met les pieds ; you'd better watch your step ○ ! fig tu ferais mieux de faire attention! ; to be two steps away from victory fig être à deux doigts de la victoire ; to be one step ahead of the competition fig avoir une longueur d'avance sur ses concurrents ; I'm with you every step of the way fig je ne te laisserai pas tomber ;2 ( sound of footsteps) pas m ; I can hear the sound of his step on the stair j'entends ses pas dans l'escalier ; to hear the sound of steps entendre des pas ;3 fig ( move) pas m (towards vers) ; a step forwards/backwards un pas en avant/en arrière ; it's a step in the right direction c'est un pas dans la bonne voie ; to be a step towards doing être un premier pas pour faire ; the first step is the hardest il n'y a que le premier pas qui coûte ; to be one step closer to winning/finishing approcher de la victoire/de la fin ; the first step is to… la première chose à faire c'est de… ; promotion to headteacher would be a step up for him être nommé directeur lui permettrait de gravir un échelon ;4 fig ( measure) mesure f ; ( course of action) démarche f ; to take steps prendre des mesures ; a positive step une mesure positive ; a serious step une démarche sérieuse ; to take the step of doing prendre l'initiative de faire ; to take steps to do prendre des mesures pour faire ; it's an unusual step to take c'est une initiative surprenante ; to take legal steps avoir recours à la justice ;8 ( stair) marche f ; a flight of steps ( to upper floor) un escalier m ; ( outside building) des marches fpl.1 ( small ladder) escabeau m ;D vi ( p prés etc - pp-) marcher (in dans ; on sur) ; to step into entrer dans [house, lift, room] ; monter dans [car, dinghy] ; to step into sb's office entrer dans le bureau de qn ; if you would just like to step this way si vous voulez bien me suivre ; it's like stepping into another world/century on a l'impression de se retrouver dans un autre monde/siècle ; to step off descendre de [bus, plane, pavement] ; to step onto monter sur [scales, log, pavement] ; to step over enjamber [fence, log, hole] ; to step through passer sous [arch] ; passer derrière [curtains] ; to step through the door passer la porte ; to step out of sortir de [house, room] ; to step out of line lit [soldier] sortir des rangs ; fig faire un pas de travers ; to step up to s'approcher de [microphone, lectern].to step on it ○ se grouiller ○, se dépêcher ; to step on the gas ○ appuyer sur le champignon ○, se dépêcher ; one step at a time chaque chose en son temps.1 ( physically) s'écarter (in order to pour) ;2 ( in job transfer) céder sa place ; to step aside in favour of sb ou for sb céder la place à qn.2 fig prendre du recul (from par rapport à).■ step down:▶ step down [sth] reduire [qch] petit à petit [production, imports].■ step forward s'avancer.■ step out1 ( show talent) montrer son talent ;2 †US to step out with sb sortir avec.■ step outside:▶ step outside sortir ; would you like to step outside ( as threat) est-ce que vous voulez régler ça dehors? ;▶ step outside [sth] sortir de [house, room].■ step up:▶ step up [sth] augmenter, accroître [production] ; intensifier [fighting, campaign, action, efforts] ; augmenter [spending, voltage] ; renforcer [surveillance]. -
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adjectiveunbeschwert; keck [Hut]* * *['‹o:nti](cheerful, bright, lively: a jaunty mood/hat.) munter- academic.ru/88399/jauntily">jauntily- jauntiness* * *jaun·ty[ˈʤɔ:nti, AM ˈʤɑ:nti]his hat was at a \jaunty angle er hatte seinen Hut keck aufgesetztthe TV adaptation has nothing of the \jaunty freshness of the original play die Fernsehbearbeitung hat nichts von der Spritzigkeit des Originalstücks* * *['dZɔːntɪ]adj (+er)munter, fröhlich; tune also, hat flott; steps also schwungvoll; attitude unbeschwert, sorgloshe wore his hat at a jaunty angle — er hatte den Hut keck aufgesetzt
* * *1. fesch, flott (Hut etc)2. unbeschwert, unbekümmert (Einstellung, Person):he wore his hat at a jaunty angle er hatte seinen Hut lässig aufgesetzt3. flott, schwungvoll (Melodie)4. beschwingt:with a jaunty step mit beschwingten Schritten* * *adjectiveunbeschwert; keck [Hut]* * *adj.flott adj.munter adj. -
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'‹o:nti(cheerful, bright, lively: a jaunty mood/hat.) kjekk, livlig, feiende- jauntily- jauntinessmunteradj. \/ˈdʒɔːntɪ\/1) lett og ledig, sorgløs, pigg2) kjekk, stilig -
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adj. zwierig, kwiek (ook van kledingstuk)[ dzjo:ntie] 〈 jauntiness〉1 zwierig ⇒ elegant, vlot2 monter ⇒ vrolijk; zelfverzekerd♦voorbeelden: -
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بَطِرٌ \ jaunty: showing (in one’s dress or manner) that one is pleased with oneself, or happy in general: a jaunty hat; a jaunty step. -
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مَرِحٌ \ breezy: (of a person) cheerful; bright. bright: cheerful: a bright smile. frisky: playful; jumping about: a frisky horse. gay: (of people) merry; light-hearted; cheerful. good-humoured, humored: friendly and cheerful. jaunty: showing (in one’s dress or manner) that one is pleased with oneself, or happy in general: a jaunty step. jolly: merry and friendly (person, party, song, etc.). merry: gay; very cheerful; laughing: She gave a merry smile. He’s a merry person. spirited: courageous and determined; full of life: a spirited attack; a spirited horse. sprightly: cheerful and full of life. -
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'‹o:nti(cheerful, bright, lively: a jaunty mood/hat.) alegre, garboso- jauntily- jauntiness
tr['ʤɔːntɪ]1 garboso,-a1) sprightly: animado, alegre2) rakish: desenvuelto, desenfadadoadj.• garboso, -a adj.'dʒɔːnti['dʒɔːntɪ]ADJ (compar jauntier) (superl jauntiest) (=relaxed) [air, tone] desenvuelto, desenfadado; (=cheerful) [clothes, hat] alegre; [step] garboso, airoso* * *['dʒɔːnti] -
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his hat was at a \jaunty angle er hatte seinen Hut keck aufgesetzt;the TV adaptation has nothing of the \jaunty freshness of the original play die Fernsehbearbeitung hat nichts von der Spritzigkeit des Originalstücks -
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بَطِرٌ \ jaunty: showing (in one’s dress or manner) that one is pleased with oneself, or happy in general: a jaunty hat; a jaunty step. -
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مَرِحٌ \ breezy: (of a person) cheerful; bright. bright: cheerful: a bright smile. frisky: playful; jumping about: a frisky horse. gay: (of people) merry; light-hearted; cheerful. good-humoured, humored: friendly and cheerful. jaunty: showing (in one’s dress or manner) that one is pleased with oneself, or happy in general: a jaunty step. jolly: merry and friendly (person, party, song, etc.). merry: gay; very cheerful; laughing: She gave a merry smile. He’s a merry person. spirited: courageous and determined; full of life: a spirited attack; a spirited horse. sprightly: cheerful and full of life. -
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مَرِحٌ \ breezy: (of a person) cheerful; bright. bright: cheerful: a bright smile. frisky: playful; jumping about: a frisky horse. gay: (of people) merry; light-hearted; cheerful. good-humoured, humored: friendly and cheerful. jaunty: showing (in one’s dress or manner) that one is pleased with oneself, or happy in general: a jaunty step. jolly: merry and friendly (person, party, song, etc.). merry: gay; very cheerful; laughing: She gave a merry smile. He’s a merry person. spirited: courageous and determined; full of life: a spirited attack; a spirited horse. sprightly: cheerful and full of life. -
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مَرِحٌ \ breezy: (of a person) cheerful; bright. bright: cheerful: a bright smile. frisky: playful; jumping about: a frisky horse. gay: (of people) merry; light-hearted; cheerful. good-humoured, humored: friendly and cheerful. jaunty: showing (in one’s dress or manner) that one is pleased with oneself, or happy in general: a jaunty step. jolly: merry and friendly (person, party, song, etc.). merry: gay; very cheerful; laughing: She gave a merry smile. He’s a merry person. spirited: courageous and determined; full of life: a spirited attack; a spirited horse. sprightly: cheerful and full of life. -
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مَرِحٌ \ breezy: (of a person) cheerful; bright. bright: cheerful: a bright smile. frisky: playful; jumping about: a frisky horse. gay: (of people) merry; light-hearted; cheerful. good-humoured, humored: friendly and cheerful. jaunty: showing (in one’s dress or manner) that one is pleased with oneself, or happy in general: a jaunty step. jolly: merry and friendly (person, party, song, etc.). merry: gay; very cheerful; laughing: She gave a merry smile. He’s a merry person. spirited: courageous and determined; full of life: a spirited attack; a spirited horse. sprightly: cheerful and full of life.
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