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clutter ['klʌtə(r)]1 noun∎ the house is in a bit of a clutter la maison est plutôt en désordre(b) (disordered objects) désordre m, fouillis m;∎ among the clutter on her desk au milieu du désordre qu'il y a sur son bureau(room) mettre en désordre;∎ a desk cluttered with papers un bureau encombré de papiers;∎ his mind was cluttered with useless facts son esprit était encombré d'informations inutiles(room) mettre en désordre;∎ don't clutter up the worktop n'encombre pas le plan de travail -
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litter ['lɪtə(r)]1 noun∎ his desk was covered in a litter of papers son bureau était envahi par les papiers(c) (of animal) portée f;∎ five young at a litter or in one litter cinq petits d'une portée;∎ figurative the pick of the litter le gratin, le dessus du panier(e) Agriculture (of straw, hay → to bed animals) litière f; (→ to protect plants) paille f, paillis m(a) (make untidy → public place) laisser des détritus dans; (→ house, room) mettre du désordre dans; (→ desk) encombrer;∎ don't litter the table (up) with your tools n'encombre pas la table avec tes outils∎ beer cans littered the dance floor la piste de danse était jonchée de cannettes de bière;∎ his life is littered with failed love affairs sa vie est jalonnée d'échecs amoureux;∎ her works are littered with allusions to the classics ses écrits sont encombrés d'allusions aux auteurs classiques;∎ the pages of the book are littered with obscenities le livre est un tissu d'obscénités;∎ figurative beaches littered with tourists des plages jonchées de touristes∎ to litter (down) a stable étendre de la paille dans une écurie∎ no littering (sign) respectez la propreté des lieux►► litter basket (in street) poubelle f, boîte f à ordures;British litter bin poubelle f, boîte f à ordures;litter tray caisse f (pour litière)
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