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62 besoin naturel, petit besoin, besoin pressant
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63 envie
envie [ɑ̃vi]feminine nouna. ( = inclination) avoir envie de qch to feel like sth• je vais lui faire passer l'envie de recommencer (inf) I'll make sure he thinks twice before he does it againd. ( = convoitise) envy* * *ɑ̃viavoir envie de faire — ( fortement) to want to do; ( passagèrement) to feel like doing
il n'a qu'une envie, (c'est de) partir — all he wants is to leave
mourir d'envie de faire — to be dying (colloq) to do
2) ( convoitise) envy••* * *ɑ̃vi nf1) (vis-à-vis de qn d'autre, de ce qu'on n'a pas) envy2) (= souhait) desire, wishfaire envie à qn; Ça lui fait envie. — He would like that.
Cette glace me fait envie. — I like the look of that ice cream.
avoir envie de faire — to feel like doing, to want to do
J'avais envie de pleurer. — I felt like crying., I wanted to cry.
J'ai envie d'aller aux toilettes. — I want to go to the toilet., I need to go to the toilet.
4) (sexuelle) desire5) (= tache sur la peau) birthmark6) (= filet de peau) hangnail* * *envie nf1 gén urge (de faire to do); ( de choses à manger) craving (de for); envie folle/subite insane/sudden urge; l'envie m'a prise de te téléphoner I got the urge to phone you; des envies de femme enceinte the cravings of a pregnant woman; avoir une envie de chocolat to have a craving for chocolate; et s'il lui prenait l'envie de venir? and what if he suddenly decided to come?; avoir des envies de meurtre to feel like killing somebody; ‘change de travail!’-‘ce n'est pas l'envie qui me manque’ ‘change jobs!’-‘don't think I haven't thought of it!’; avoir envie de qch to feel like sth; avoir envie de faire ( fortement) to want to do; ( passagèrement) to feel like doing; avoir envie de vendre la maison to want to sell the house; avoir envie de dormir/de faire pipi○ to want to go to bed/to go to the loo GB ou the bathroom US; il n'a qu'une envie, (c'est de) partir all he wants is to leave; avoir envie de rire/pleurer/hurler to feel like laughing/crying/screaming; je n'ai pas du tout envie de le rencontrer I have absolutely no desire to meet him; avoir envie de vomir to feel sick, to have a feeling of nausea; arrête! tu me donnes envie de vomir! stop! you're making me feel sick!; elle a bien envie de faire she would really like to do; il a envie que je parte he wants me to leave; il a envie que les choses soient claires he wants it to be quite clear; mourir or crever○ d'envie de faire fig to be dying○ to do; avoir envie de qn ( sexuellement) to want sb; donner (l')envie à qn de faire to make sb want to do; le livre m'a donné envie de voir le film the book made me want to see the film;2 ( convoitise) envy; regarder qch/écouter qn avec envie to look at sth/listen to sb enviously ou with envy; leur piscine fait envie à tous leurs amis their swimming pool is the envy of all their friends; il te fait envie ce jouet? would you like that toy?; ils me font envie tous ces gens bronzés all these tanned people make me envious;avoir une envie pressante to need to go to the toilet.[ɑ̃vi] nom féminin1. [souhait, désir] desirel'envie de quelque chose/de faire quelque chose the desire for something/to do somethingavoir envie de rire/pleurer to feel like laughing/cryingdonner à quelqu'un envie de faire: ça m'a donné envie de les revoir it made me want to see ou feel like seeing them againfaire envie à quelqu'un: un voyage au Brésil, ça ne te fait pas envie? aren't you tempted by a trip to Brazil?l'envie lui prend de ou il lui prend l'envie de faire... he feels like ou fancies doing...ôter ou faire passer à quelqu'un l'envie de faire: voilà qui lui ôtera l'envie de revenir this'll make sure he's not tempted to come back2. [désir sexuel] desire3. [besoin] urge4. [jalousie] envytant de luxe, ça (vous) fait envie such luxury makes one ou you envious[peau] hangnail -
64 आवश्यक
āvaṡyakamfn. (fr. avaṡya), necessary, inevitable Comm. on Kum. and Ragh. ;
(am) n. necessity, inevitable act orᅠ conclusion Pāṇ. ;
religious duty Jain. ;
a call of nature Mn. ;
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65 necessità
f invar needho necessità di parlarti I need to talk to youarticolo m di prima necessità essentialin caso di necessità if necessary, if need befare qualcosa senza necessità do something needlesslyper necessità out of necessity* * *necessità s.f.1 necessity; ( bisogno) need: la necessità di mangiare, di bere, the need to eat, to drink; necessità di riposo, need of rest; ho necessità di riposo, I need to rest; una necessità logica, a logical necessity; le necessità della vita, the necessities of life; secondo le necessità, as needed (o required); che necessità c'era di farlo?, why was it necessary (o why did you have) to do that?; non vedo la necessità di questo incontro, I don't see the need for (o the necessity of) this meeting; non c'è necessità che tu vada, there is no need for you to go (o you need not go o it is not necessary for you to go); in caso di necessità sarò sempre contenta di aiutarti, if necessary (o if need be o in case of need) I shall always be glad to help you; se ci fosse necessità, ci andrei, if the necessity arose (o if it were necessary), I should go there; trovarsi nella necessità di fare qlco., to be constrained (o compelled) to do sthg.; essere nella necessità di guadagnare, to be obliged to earn one's living; piegarsi alla necessità, to give in to necessity // di, per necessità, out of (o from) necessity: l'ho fatto per necessità, I did it out of necessity // oggetti di prima necessità, indispensable articles // le necessità corporali, the call of nature // (dir.) stato di necessità, (state of) necessity // (econ.) necessità del consumatore, consumer needs // (fin.): necessità finanziarie, financial needs; necessità di investimento, investment requirements // la necessità aguzza l'ingegno, (prov.) necessity is the mother of invention // bisogna fare di necessità virtù, (prov.) what can't be cured must be endured2 ( indigenza) need, necessity, poverty: bisogna aiutarlo perché vive in necessità, we must help him as he lives in poverty; trovarsi, versare in grande necessità, to be in great (o dire) need.* * *[netʃessi'ta]sostantivo femminile invariabile1) necessity; (bisogno) needper necessità — from o out of necessity o need
necessità di qcs., di fare — need for sth., to do
non ne vedo la necessità — I don't see that it is necessary, I can't see the need for it
in caso di necessità — if necessary, if need be, if the need arises
di prima necessità — [articolo, genere] vital, basic
2) (indigenza) poverty, need, necessity••fare di necessità virtù — prov. to make a virtue of necessity
* * *necessità/net∫essi'ta/f.inv.1 necessity; (bisogno) need; per necessità from o out of necessity o need; necessità di qcs., di fare need for sth., to do; avere la necessità di fare to need to do; non ne vedo la necessità I don't see that it is necessary, I can't see the need for it; in caso di necessità if necessary, if need be, if the need arises; di prima necessità [articolo, genere] vital, basic2 (indigenza) poverty, need, necessity; trovarsi in necessità to be in needfare di necessità virtù prov. to make a virtue of necessity; la necessità aguzza l'ingegno necessity is the mother of invention. -
66 hojat
(Arabic) need, necessity, want; call of nature. hojati ravo bo’l to have one’s need fulfilled. hojatini chiqar /ravo qil to fill s.o.’s need -
67 behoefte
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68 Bedürfnis
Be·dürf·nis <-ses, -se> [bəʼdʏrfnɪs] nt1) ( Bedarf) need, necessity;jds \Bedürfnisse sb's needs [or wants];hast du noch irgendwelche \Bedürfnisse? is there anything else you need?;die \Bedürfnisse des täglichen Lebens everyday needsdas \Bedürfnis haben, etw zu tun to feel the need to do sth;es ist jdm ein \Bedürfnis, etw zu tun ( geh) it is sb's need to do sthWENDUNGEN: -
69 Drang
2. Drang <-[e]s, Dränge> [ʼdraŋ, pl ʼdrɛŋə] m1) ( innerer Antrieb) longing, desire;jds \Drang, etw zu tun sb's urge [or itch] [or longing] to do sth;ein \Drang nach Bewegung[en] urge to do some [physical] exercise;\Drang nach Wissen thirst for knowledge;ein starker \Drang a strong desire [or urge], a great longing;einen \Drang haben[, etw zu tun] to feel an urge [to do sth], to have a desire [to do sth]2) (Harn\Drang) urgent need [or urge] to go to the toilet;einem \Drang nachgeben to answer a call of natureder \Drang einer S. gen the pressure of sth;der \Drang der Umstände the force of circumstances -
70 drang
2. Drang <-[e]s, Dränge> [ʼdraŋ, pl ʼdrɛŋə] m1) ( innerer Antrieb) longing, desire;jds \drang, etw zu tun sb's urge [or itch] [or longing] to do sth;ein \drang nach Bewegung[en] urge to do some [physical] exercise;\drang nach Wissen thirst for knowledge;ein starker \drang a strong desire [or urge], a great longing;einen \drang haben[, etw zu tun] to feel an urge [to do sth], to have a desire [to do sth]2) (Harn\drang) urgent need [or urge] to go to the toilet;einem \drang nachgeben to answer a call of natureder \drang einer S. gen the pressure of sth;der \drang der Umstände the force of circumstances -
71 Rühren
rüh·ren1. rüh·ren [ʼry:rən]vt1) (um\Rühren)etw \Rühren to stir sth2) ( erweichen)jdn/etw \Rühren to move sb/to touch sth;jds Gemüt/Herz \Rühren to touch sb/sb's heart;das kann mich nicht \Rühren that doesn't bother me;etw \Rühren to move sth; s. a. Finger, Handschlagvi1) (um\Rühren) to stir2) ( die Rede auf etw bringen)3) (geh: her\Rühren)von etw \Rühren to stem from sth;daher \Rühren, dass... to stem from the fact that...vr1) ( sich bewegen)2) ( sich bemerkbar machen)die Firmenleitung hat sich nicht auf meinen Antrag gerührt the company management hasn't done anything about my application2. Rüh·ren <-s> [ʼry:rən] ntWENDUNGEN:ein menschliches \Rühren [fühlen] (\Rühren [fühlen]) [to have to answer] the [or a] call of nature ( usu hum) -
72 rühren
rüh·ren1. rüh·ren [ʼry:rən]vt1) (um\rühren)etw \rühren to stir sth2) ( erweichen)jdn/etw \rühren to move sb/to touch sth;jds Gemüt/Herz \rühren to touch sb/sb's heart;das kann mich nicht \rühren that doesn't bother me;etw \rühren to move sth; s. a. Finger, Handschlagvi1) (um\rühren) to stir2) ( die Rede auf etw bringen)3) (geh: her\rühren)von etw \rühren to stem from sth;daher \rühren, dass... to stem from the fact that...vr1) ( sich bewegen)2) ( sich bemerkbar machen)die Firmenleitung hat sich nicht auf meinen Antrag gerührt the company management hasn't done anything about my application2. Rüh·ren <-s> [ʼry:rən] ntWENDUNGEN:ein menschliches \rühren [fühlen] (\rühren [fühlen]) [to have to answer] the [or a] call of nature ( usu hum) -
73 stron|a
Ⅰ f 1. (w książce, zeszycie, gazecie) page- strona tytułowa (książki) the title page- pierwsza strona (gazety) the front page- czytać coś strona po stronie to read sth page by page- powieść licząca kilkaset stron a novel several hundred pages long- otwórzcie książki na stronie dwudziestej open your a. the books on page twenty- strona południowa/północna/wschodnia/zachodnia budynku the south/north/east/west side of a building- strona wierzchnia/spodnia materaca/kotary the upper side/underside of a mattress/curtain- strona odwrotna ulotki the reverse side of a leaflet- parzysta/nieparzysta strona ulicy the even/odd side of the street- druga strona ulicy/rzeki the other side of the street/river- przejść na drugą stronę ulicy to cross the street- prawa/lewa strona bluzki/sukienki the outside/inside of a blouse/dress- włożyć podkoszulek na lewą stronę to put on a T-shirt inside out- oglądać coś ze wszystkich stron to examine sth all over- walczyć po tej samej/przeciwnej stronie barykady to fight in the same/the opposing camp- usiedliśmy po obu stronach długiego stołu we sat on either side of the long table- nie umiem przewrócić omletu na druga stronę I can’t turn the omelette over3. (cecha) side, point- biologiczna strona życia the biological aspect of life- dobre/ujemne strony mieszkania na wsi the good/negative side of living in the country- ciemna strona czyjegoś charakteru the dark side of sb’s character- patrzeć na coś tylko z jednej strony to look at sth from one side only także przen.- poznać kogoś z a. od dobrej strony to get to know sb’s good side- utwór ma mocne i słabe strony the piece has its strong and weak points4. (kierunek) direction, way- widok Warszawy od strony Pragi the panorama of Warsaw from Praga- podróż w obie strony a journey there and back, a round trip- bilet w jedną stronę a single ticket GB, a one-way ticket- bilet w obie strony a return ticket GB, a round-trip ticket US- kiwać się na wszystkie strony to rock in all directions- pójść w tę/tamtą stronę to go this/that way- pójść w przeciwną stronę to go in the opposite direction- w którą stronę oni poszli? which way did they go?- rozglądać się na obie strony to look left and right- rozglądać się na wszystkie strony to look in all directions- rozejść się każdy w swoją stronę to go each his/her way5. (każdy z uczestników zatargu) side- strona amerykańska/polska the American/Polish side- zwaśnione strony the conflicting sides- brać czyjąś stronę to side with sb, to take sides with sb- przejść na czyjąś stronę to go over to sb’s side- przeciągnąć kogoś na swoją stronę to win sb over to one’s side6. Jęz. (forma czasownika) voice- strona bierna/czynna the passive/active voice- strona zwrotna the reflexive voice7. Komput. (witryna) website 8. Prawo (przeciwnik w sporze sądowym) party- strona trzecia a third party- być stroną w procesie to be a party to the suitⅡ strony plt (kraj, okolica) parts- czyjeś rodzinne strony sb’s homeland- po raz pierwszy jestem w tych stronach I’m a stranger to these parts- w moich stronach… where I come from…- pochodzimy z tych samych stron we come from the same partsⅢ stronami adv. (bokiem) around- burza przeszła stronami the storm passed around usⅣ na stronę adv. aside- poprosić kogoś na stronę to ask to have a word with sb on the side- pójść na stronę euf. to answer a call of natureⅤ na stronie adv. (na uboczu) on the side- powiedzieć coś na stronie to say sth on the side- porozmawiać z kimś na stronie to talk to sb on the side- dom stał na stronie the house stood apart form the others- □ strony świata Geog. the directions of the world■ krewny ze strony matki/ojca a relation on my mother’s/father’s side- to ładnie z twojej strony, że przyszedłeś it was nice of you to come- jest opryskliwy, ale z drugiej strony to dobry chłopak he’s snappish, but on the other hand he’s a good boy- z jednej strony to piekielnie trudne, z drugiej (strony) bardzo ciekawe on the one hand it’s horribly difficult, on the other (hand) extremely interesting- ja ze swej a. swojej strony zrobię, co mogę I for my part will do my bestThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > stron|a
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74 wła|sny
adj. 1. (swój) own- słyszał bicie własnego serca he could hear the beating of his own heart- nie miała własnego mieszkania she didn’t have a flat of her own- na własne żądanie at one’s own request; iron. through one’s own fault- być na własnym utrzymaniu to be self-supporting- pracować na własny rachunek to be self-employed- przesyłka doręczona do rąk własnych adresata mail delivered personally to the addressee2. (samodzielny) ciasto własnego wypieku a home-made cake- to urządzenie mojego własnego pomysłu it’s a device I designed myself3. (o pokrewieństwie) own- własny ojciec wypędził ją z domu her own father drove her from the house4. (odrębny, niezależny) [styl] own, personal■ bać się własnego cienia to be afraid of one’s own shadow- chodzić własnymi drogami to have a mind a. will of one’s own, to do things one’s own way- dbać o własną kieszeń to look after one’s own interests- kisić się we własnym sosie to stew in one’s own juice pot.- mieć własne zdanie o czymś to have one’s own opinion about sth- mierzyć kogoś/coś własną miarą to judge sb/sth by one’s own lights- mówić/pisać własnymi słowami to say/write sth in one’s own words- odczuć coś na własnej skórze to experience sth first-hand, to experience sth (for) oneself- o własnych siłach on one’s own, unaided- postępować według własnego uznania a. widzimisię to do as one chooses a. pleases- słyszeć coś na własne uszy to hear sth with one’s own ears- widzieć a. oglądać coś na własne oczy to see sth for oneself- nie wierzyć własnym oczom/uszom to not believe one’s eyes/ears- stanąć na własnych nogach to stand on one’s own two feet- we własnej osobie in person- we własnych oczach in one’s own eyes, in one’s own estimation- urosnąć/zmaleć we własnych oczach to gain/lose self-esteem- we własnym imieniu in one’s own name, for oneself- wiara we własne siły self-confidence- widzieć tylko koniec własnego nosa to not see further than the end of one’s nose, to not see beyond the end of one’s nose- własny kąt a place of one’s own- własnymi rękami on one’s own, unaided- własnym przemysłem on one’s own- zdać się na własne siły to rely on oneself- znać coś jak własną kieszeń a. jak własne pięć palców to know sth like the back of one’s hand, to know every inch of sth- zostawili go własnemu losowi they left him to his own fate- zrobić coś na własną rękę to do sth on one’s own- z własnej kieszeni out of one’s own pocket- z własnej woli of one’s own free willThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wła|sny
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75 besoins
n. m. pl. Faire ses besoins: To 'attend to a call of nature'. (This can refer to either of the excretory functions.) -
76 soulager
I.v. trans.1. To bring someone to a sexual climax.2. Soulager quelqu'un de quelque chose (joc.): To 'lift' something, to pinch something from someone (literally to relieve him of the burden of ownership).II.v. trans. reflex. To 'answer a call of Nature', to go to the W.C. Il s'est soulagé contre un arbre: He had a slash. -
77 téléphone
n. m.1. Le téléphone: The 'smallest room', the W.C. (The expression aller au téléphone can be seen as a polite way of saying that one needs to attend to an urgent Call of Nature.)2. Le téléphone arabe: The 'grapevine', that mysterious and near-instantaneous way by which news seems to filter through.3. Le téléphone polisson: Fellatio. -
78 zurruscarse
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79 la naturaleza es el mejor médico
• nature call• nature of accounting controlDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > la naturaleza es el mejor médico
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80 характер отказа
Авиация и космонавтика. Русско-английский словарь > характер отказа
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call of nature — ► call of nature euphemistic a need to urinate or defecate. Main Entry: ↑call … English terms dictionary
call of nature — n. a need to defecate or urinate … English World dictionary
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call of nature — the need to go to the toilet He is answering the call of nature and can t talk to you for a few minutes … Idioms and examples
call of nature — Go to nature’s call … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
call of nature — Date: 1741 the need to urinate or defecate … New Collegiate Dictionary
call of nature — Informal. a need to urinate or defecate. [1850 55] * * * … Universalium
Call of nature — need to urinate or defecate … Dictionary of Australian slang
call of nature — Australian Slang need to urinate or defecate … English dialects glossary