-
1 appendice
-
2 annexe
f* * *f1) annexe2) (bâtiment...) appendage, outbuilding3) (document, etc.) attachment, nclosureDictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > annexe
-
3 annexe
annexe [anεks]1. adjective( = secondaire) [activités, services] ancillary ; [considérations] secondary ; [budget, revenu] supplementary2. feminine nounb. ( = bâtiment) annex* * *anɛks
1.
1) ( contigu) [local, salle] adjoining2) ( complémentaire) [questions] additional; [dossier] attached
2.
1) ( bâtiment) annexe GB, annex US2) ( document complémentaire) appendix* * *anɛks1. adj1) (problème) related2) (document) appended3) (salle) adjoining2. nf1) (= bâtiment) annex, annexe2) (à un document, ouvrage) appendix, (jointe à une lettre, un dossier) enclosureJe vous fais parvenir en annexe notre dernière brochure. — I enclose our latest brochure.
* * *A adj1 ( contigu) [local, salle] adjoining;2 ( complémentaire) [questions, déclaration, activités, budget] additional; [fiche, dossier] attached.B nf1 ( bâtiment) annexe GB, annex US; l'annexe de l'école/de la mairie the school/town hall annexe GB ou annex US;2 ( document complémentaire) appendix; mettre qch en annexe to put sth in an appendix.[anɛks] adjectif[sans importance] minorne parlons pas de cela, c'est tout à fait annexe let's forget about this, it's very much a minor point ou it's not relevant to the matter in hand2. [dossier] additionalles documents ou pièces annexes the attached documents————————[anɛks] nom féminin1. [bâtiment] annexe2. [supplément] annexe[d'un bilan] schedule[d'un dossier] appendix -
4 pendre
v. intrans. Ça te pend au nez! (joc. & iron.): Like two and two make four, you're sure to cop it! (When the context is deemed to be particularly humorous, this expression often has the appendage: comme un sifflet de deux ronds.)
См. также в других словарях:
appendage — appendage, appurtenance, accessory, adjunct designate something regarded as additional and at the same time as subsidiary to another object. Appendage implies a certain closeness of attachment or connection yet often stresses the idea of… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
Appendage — Ap*pend age, n. 1. Something appended to, or accompanying, a principal or greater thing, though not necessary to it, as a portico to a house. [1913 Webster] Modesty is the appendage of sobriety. Jer. Taylor. [1913 Webster] 2. (Biol.) A… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Appendage — (frz. –angdasch), Appendance (frz. –angs), Appendicula, Anhängsel, Zugehör … Herders Conversations-Lexikon
appendage — index accession (annexation), addendum, adjoiner, adjunct, allonge, appendix (accession), appendix … Law dictionary
appendage — (n.) 1640s, from APPEND (Cf. append) + AGE (Cf. age) … Etymology dictionary
appendage — [n] limb; accessory addendum, addition, adjunct, ancillary, annex, appendix, appurtenance, attachment, auxiliary, extremity, member, projection, protuberance, supplement; concept 835 Ant. body, trunk … New thesaurus
appendage — ► NOUN ▪ a thing attached to or projecting from something larger or more important … English terms dictionary
appendage — [ə pen′dij] n. 1. anything appended; adjunct 2. any subordinate or external organ or part of a plant or animal, as a branch, tail, or limb … English World dictionary
Appendage — In invertebrate biology, an appendage is an external body part, or natural prolongation, that protrudes from an organism s body (in verterbrate biology, an example would be a vertebrate s limbs). It is a general term that covers any of the… … Wikipedia
appendage — [[t]əpe̱ndɪʤ[/t]] appendages N COUNT: oft N of/to n An appendage is something that is joined to or connected with something larger or more important. [FORMAL] Upon marriage she automatically lost most of her legal rights and became an appendage… … English dictionary
appendage — n. an appendage to * * * [ə pendɪdʒ] an appendage to … Combinatory dictionary