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1 chaperon
1 nounchaperon m;∎ her aunt acted as her chaperone sa tante lui servait de chaperonchaperonner;∎ familiar don't worry, I'll chaperone you! ne t'inquiète pas, je te servirai de chaperon -
2 esiliina
nountablier mchaperon mxxxtablier m -
3 red
red [red]1. adjective• to go as red as a beetroot or a beet (British, US) devenir rouge comme une tomate ; (from anger) devenir rouge de colère• that is like a red rag to him (British) il voit rouge quand on lui en parle (or quand on le lui montre etc)2. noun► to be in the red > (inf) être dans le rouge• to be $100 in the red avoir un découvert de 100 dollars3. compounds• to roll out the red carpet for sb dérouler le tapis rouge pour qn ► red-carpet treatment noun accueil m en grande pompe• that's a red herring c'est pour brouiller les pistes ► red-hot adjective brûlant ; [news, information] de dernière minute• to go through the red light brûler un feu rouge ► red-light district noun quartier m des prostituées* * *[red] 1.1) ( colour) rouge m3) ( deficit)to be in the red — [person, account] être à découvert; [company] être en déficit
4) ( wine) rouge m5) ( red ball) bille f rouge (de billard/snooker)2.to go ou turn red — rougir
there'll be red faces when... — certains vont être bien gênés quand...
••to be caught red-handed — être pris/-e la main dans le sac (colloq)
not to have a red cent — US ne pas avoir un sou (colloq)
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4 coping
coping ['kəʊpɪŋ]Building industry (of wall) chaperon m►► Psychology coping mechanism stratégie f d'adaptation;Technology coping saw scie f à découper ou à chantourner;Building industry coping stone couronnement m, chaperon m -
5 hood
hood [hʊd]c. (over fire, cooker) hotte fd. ( = hoodlum) (inf!) truand m* * *[hʊd]1) ( head gear) ( attached) capuchon m; ( detached) capuche f; ( balaclava) cagoule f; ( for falcon) chaperon m2) ( cover) ( on cooker) hotte f; ( on printer) capot m (antibruit)3) GB (on car, pram) capote f4) US Automobile ( bonnet) capot m5) University ( part of robes) épitoge f -
6 chaperone
['ʃæpərəʊn] 1.noun chaperon m2.transitive verb chaperonner -
7 chaperone
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8 clypeus
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9 copestone
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10 hood
hood [hʊd]1 noun(a) (of garment) capuchon m; (with collar) capuche f; (with eye-holes) cagoule f; University épitoge f;∎ a rain hood une capuche(d) (of hairdryer) casque m(e) (for fumes, smoke) hotte f∎ the hood le quartier□mettre le capuchon sur; (falcon) chaperonner, enchaperonner
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chaperon — I chaperone UK [ˈʃæpərəʊn] / US [ˈʃæpəˌroʊn] or chaperon UK / US noun [countable] Word forms chaperone : singular chaperone plural chaperones 1) in the past, an older woman who went with a young woman who was not married to a social event to make … English dictionary
chaperon or chaperone — chap|e|ron1 or chap|e|rone [ ʃæpə,roun ] noun count 1. ) AMERICAN a parent or teacher who goes to a school dance or other event to help to take care of the students: Three adult chaperons went with the class on their trip to Europe. 2. ) in the… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
chaperon — I. noun see chaperone I II. verb see chaperone II … New Collegiate Dictionary
chaperon — 1. noun An adult who accompanies or supervises one or more young, unmarried men or women during social occasions, usually with the specific intent of preventing some types of social or sexual interactions or illegal behavior. 2. verb a) to… … Wiktionary
chaperone (chaperon) — 1 noun (C) 1 an older woman in former times who went out with a young unmarried woman on social occasions and was responsible for her behaviour: I will only allow it if you have Maria as a chaperone. 2 AmE someone, usually a parent or teacher,… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
chaperonage — chaperone (also chaperon) ► NOUN dated ▪ an older woman responsible for the behaviour of an unmarried girl at social occasions. ► VERB ▪ accompany and look after. DERIVATIVES chaperonage noun. ORIGIN originally denoting a hood, regarded as giving … English terms dictionary
chaperone — (also chaperon) ► NOUN dated ▪ an older woman responsible for the behaviour of an unmarried girl at social occasions. ► VERB ▪ accompany and look after. DERIVATIVES chaperonage noun. ORIGIN originally denoting a hood, regarded as giving… … English terms dictionary
chaperonage — noun a) The state of being a chaperon b) The protection offered by a chaperon … Wiktionary
housemother — noun a woman employed as a chaperon in a residence for young people • Hypernyms: ↑chaperon, ↑chaperone … Useful english dictionary
den mother — noun 1. someone who plays the role of a den mother he serves as den mother to all the freshmen in this dormitory she s the den mother to new secretaries • Hypernyms: ↑supervisor 2. a woman who supervises a den of Cub Scouts • Hypernyms: ↑chaperon … Useful english dictionary
duenna — noun a) a chaperon of a young lady, usually an older woman. b) a governess or nanny … Wiktionary