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2 homologue
homologue [ɔmɔlɔg]masculine noun( = personne) counterpart* * *ɔmɔlɔg
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adjectif homologous
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1) ( personne) counterpart, opposite number* * *ɔmɔlɔɡ nm/fcounterpart, opposite number* * *A adj1 gén [grades, titres] equivalent, homologous;B nmf1 ( personne) counterpart, opposite number; le ministre français et son homologue britannique the French minister and his/her British counterpart ou his/her opposite number in Britain;[ɔmɔlɔg] adjectif————————[ɔmɔlɔg] nom masculin et féminin————————[ɔmɔlɔg] nom masculin -
3 pendant
I.pendant1, e [pɑ̃dɑ̃, ɑ̃t]adjectivea. ( = qui pend) [bras, jambes] dangling ; [langue] hanging outb. ( = en instance) [question] outstanding ; [affaire] pendingII.pendant2 [pɑ̃dɑ̃]masculine nounb. ( = contrepartie) le pendant de [+ œuvre d'art, meuble] the matching piece to ; [+ personne, institution] the counterpart ofIII.pendant3 [pɑ̃dɑ̃]• qu'est-ce qu'il faisait pendant ce temps-là ? what was he doing in the meantime?• pendant quelques mois, il n'a pas pu travailler for several months he was unable to work• arrosez le jardin et, pendant que vous y êtes, arrachez les mauvaises herbes water the garden and do some weeding while you're at it• finissez le plat pendant que vous y êtes ! (ironic) why don't you eat it all while you're at it! (ironique)* * *
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1. pɑ̃dɑ̃préposition for
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pendant que locution conjonctive while
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pendante pɑ̃dɑ̃, ɑ̃t adjectif1) ( qui pend)2) ( en instance) [cas, procès] pending; [question] outstanding
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nom masculin1) ( bijou)2) ( équivalent)* * *pɑ̃dɑ̃, ɑ̃t pendant, -e1. prépÇa s'est passé pendant l'été. — It happened during the summer.
Christian a téléphoné pendant que Chantal prenait son bain. — Christian phoned while Chantal was having a bath.
2. adj1) (qui pend) (langue) lolling, hanging out2) ADMINISTRATION, DROIT pending3. nm[personne, institution] counterpart, [objet] matching piece, [rôle] equivalentfaire pendant à [pièce] — to match, [personne, institution] to be the counterpart of, [rôle] to correspond to
* * *I.A prép1 ( pour exprimer une durée) for; je t'ai attendu pendant des heures I waited for you for hours; pendant les trois premières années for the first three years; pendant un instant for a moment; pendant longtemps for a long time; pendant toute la durée des vacances for the entire ou throughout the vacation; pendant tout le trajet for the whole journey, throughout the journey; il a été malade pendant tout le trajet he was sick throughout the journey; l'hôtel est seulement ouvert pendant l'été the hotel is only open in summer ou during the summer; pendant combien de temps avez-vous vécu à Versailles? how long did you live in Versailles?;2 ( au cours de) during; ils viendront nous voir pendant l'été they are coming to see us during ou in the summer; le temps s'est refroidi pendant la nuit it got colder during the night ou overnight; avant la guerre et pendant before and during the war; pendant tout le temps où mon père était malade j'allais le voir tous les jours all the time my father was ill I visited him every day, I visited my father every day during his illness; pendant ce temps(-là) meanwhile; pendant ce temps, à quelques kilomètres de là meanwhile, a few kilometresGB away; prendre le médicament pendant toute la durée du séjour take the medicine throughout the whole stay.B pendant que loc conj while; pendant qu'il dort je peux travailler while he's asleep I can work; voyage pendant qu'il est temps travel while you have the chance; pendant que j'y pense, ton père a téléphoné il y a une heure while I think of it, your father called an hour ago; pendant que tu y es/nous y sommes while you're at it/we're at it.II.A adj1 ( qui pend) être assis les jambes pendantes to be sitting with one's legs dangling; assis sur une chaise les jambes pendantes sitting on a chair with one's legs dangling down; l'oreille pendante with one ear drooping; le chien avait la langue pendante the dog's tongue lolled ou was hanging out;B nm1 ( objet) pendant (d'oreille) drop earring;2 ( équivalent) le pendant de the counterpart of [personne, institution]; le pendant d'un vase the matching vase; être le pendant de, faire pendant à to match [objet]; to be the counterpart of [personne, institution]; se faire pendant [objets] to match; [personnes, institutions] to be counterparts; son discours fait pendant à la déclaration de Paul his/her speech parallels Paul's declaration.I( féminin pendante) [pɑ̃dɑ̃, ɑ̃t] adjectif1. [tombant] hanginga. [de chaleur, de fatigue] pantingb. [de convoitise] droolingchien aux oreilles pendantes dog with drooping ou droopy earspendant nom masculin1. [bijou] pendant2. [symétrique - d'une chose]se faire pendant to match, to be a matching pairII[pɑ̃dɑ̃] préposition[au cours de] during[insistant sur la durée] forquelqu'un a appelé pendant l'heure du déjeuner somebody called while you were at lunch ou during your lunch breakpendant ce temps-là in the meantime, meanwhileje suis là pendant tout l'été I'm here during the ou for the whole (of the) summer————————pendant que locution conjonctive1. [tandis que] while2. [tant que] whilependant que tu y es, pourras-tu passer à la banque? while you're there ou at it, could you stop off at the bank?pendant que j'y pense, voici l'argent que je te dois while I think of it, here's the money I owe youallons-y pendant que nous y sommes let's go, since we're here -
4 consœur
kɔ̃sœʀ1) ( d'une personne) female colleague2) (d'une banque, organisation) counterpart* * *kɔ̃sœʀ nfcolleague, (au sein d'une institution, d'un club) fellow member* * *consœur nf1 ( d'une personne) female colleague;2 (d'une banque, organisation) counterpart.[kɔ̃sɶr] nom féminin1. [collègue] (female) colleague -
5 alter ego
alter ego [altεʀego]invariable masculine noun* * *altɛʀeɡo nm* * *alter ego nm inv alter ego.[altɛrego] nom masculin invariable1. (humoristique) [ami] alter ego -
6 collègue
collègue [kɔ(l)lεg]masculine noun, feminine noun• un collègue de travail/bureau a colleague from work/the office* * *kɔlɛgnom masculin et féminin colleague; ( dans une lettre)* * *kɔ(l)lɛɡ nmf* * *[kɔlɛg] nom masculin et féminin -
7 rencontrer
rencontrer [ʀɑ̃kɔ̃tʀe]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. to meetb. ( = trouver) [+ expression] to find ; [+ occasion] to meet withc. [+ obstacle, difficulté, opposition] to encounterd. ( = heurter) to strike ; ( = toucher) to meete. [+ équipe, joueur] to meet2. reflexive verba. [personnes] to meetb. ( = exister) to be found* * *ʀɑ̃kɔ̃tʀe
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1) ( voir) to meet [personne]2) ( faire connaissance avec) to meet [personne]3) ( être en présence de) to meet with [réaction, opposition]; to encounter [obstacle, problème]ma main a rencontré la sienne — my hand met his/hers
4) ( trouver) [personne] to come across [objet, personne, mot]5) Sport to meet, to play [joueur, équipe]; to meet GB, to fight [boxeur]
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se rencontrer verbe pronominal1) (se voir, faire connaissance) to meet2) ( se trouver) [qualité, objet, personne] to be found3) Sport [joueurs, équipes] to meet, to play each other* * *ʀɑ̃kɔ̃tʀe vt1) [personne] to meet2) (= trouver) [mot, expression] to come across, [difficultés, résistance] to meet with* * *rencontrer verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( voir) to meet [personne]; le président a rencontré son homologue américain hier the president met his American counterpart yesterday; rencontrer sur son chemin to come across;3 ( être en présence de) to meet with [réaction, opposition]; [personne] to find [amour, sympathie]; to encounter [obstacle, problème]; [objet mobile] to hit [personne, mur, objet]; ma main a rencontré la sienne my hand met his/hers;4 ( trouver) [personne] to come across [qualité, objet, personne]; on ne rencontre pas souvent des gens aussi généreux you don't often come across ou meet such generous people;B se rencontrer vpr1 ( se voir) to meet; je propose que nous nous rencontrions demain I suggest that we meet tomorrow;2 ( faire connaissance) to meet; nous nous sommes rencontrés au Caire we met in Cairo;3 ( être en présence) [yeux, mains] to meet; leurs yeux se rencontrèrent their eyes met;4 ( se trouver) [qualité, objet, personne] to be found; genre de générosité/vase qui se rencontre rarement kind of generosity/vase which is seldom found; ça se rencontre rarement, des gens aussi doués you don't often come across such gifted people;5 Sport [joueurs, équipes] to meet, to play each other.[rɑ̃kɔ̃tre] verbe transitif[faire la connaissance de] to meetje l'ai rencontré (par hasard) au marché I met him (by chance) ou ran into him at the marketje lui ai fait rencontrer quelqu'un qui peut l'aider professionnellement I've put him in touch with somebody who can offer him professional help3. [affronter] to meetsans rencontrer la moindre résistance without meeting with ou experiencing the least resistancerencontrer l'amour/Dieu to find love/God————————se rencontrer verbe pronominal (emploi réciproque)1. [se trouver en présence] to meetleurs yeux ou regards se sont rencontrés their eyes met————————se rencontrer verbe pronominal (emploi passif)un homme intègre, ça ne se rencontre pas souvent it's not often you come across ou meet an honest man -
8 vis-à-vis
vis-à-vis [vizavi]1. preposition2. adverb( = face à face) face to face3. invariable masculine nouna. ( = position) en vis-à-vis facing each otherb. ( = tête-à-tête) encounterc. ( = personne faisant face) person opposite ; (aux cartes) ( = partenaire) partner ; ( = homologue) opposite numberd. ( = bâtiment) immeuble sans vis-à-vis building with an open outlook* * *vizavi
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nom masculin invariable1) ( bâtiment)2) ( personne) (à table, dans le train) person opposite; ( voisin d'en face) person who lives opposite3) ( position)5) ( rencontre face-à-face) meeting, encounter
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vis-à-vis de locution prépositive1) ( à l'égard de)2) ( comparé à) beside* * *vizavi1. advvis-à-vis de — opposite, figtowards, vis-à-vis
2. nm1) (= personne) counterpart2)* * *A nm inv1 ( bâtiment) avoir la prison pour vis-à-vis to live opposite the prison; maison sans vis-à-vis house with an open outlook;2 ( personne) (à table, dans le train) person opposite; ( voisin d'en face) person who lives opposite; j'ai demandé du feu à mon vis-à-vis I asked the person opposite for a light;4 Sport opponent;5 ( rencontre face-à-face) meeting, encounter;6 ( sofa) vis-à-vis, tête-à-tête.B vis-à-vis de loc prép1 ( à l'égard de) vis-à-vis de qch in relation to sth; vis-à-vis de qn towards sb; être honnête vis-à-vis de soi-même to be honest with oneself;2 ( comparé à) mon malheur n'est rien vis-à-vis du vôtre my misfortune is nothing beside yours; le dollar s'effrite vis-à-vis des monnaies européennes the dollar is declining against European currencies.[vizavi] nom masculin1. [personne en face]faire vis-à-vis à quelqu'un to be opposite somebody, to face somebody2. [immeuble d'en face]3. [canapé] tête-à-têtevis-à-vis de locution prépositionnelle1. [en face de]en vis-à-vis locution adverbialeêtre en vis-à-vis to be opposite each other, to be facing each otherassis en vis-à-vis sitting opposite each other ou face-to-face -
9 encorner
v. trans. To cuckold. (The popular image of the spouse of an unfaithful woman is that he has grown a set of invisible horns, hence this verb. It is worth noting that the not so male-chauvinist French, when talking of the female counterpart, merely describe her as 'la pauvre!') -
10 Marie-Chantal
Proper name. Popular personification of the typical uppity young lady in France. (The male counterpart is Gérard. In the 50s and 60s there was a spate of Gérard et Marie-Chantal jokes.) -
11 nègre
n. m.1. Ghost-writer, one who does the literary donkey-work for a famous and otherwise busy author.2. Faire le nègre: To be landed with all the chores.3. Faire comme le nègre, continuer: To carry on with what one is doing. (The origin of what could loosely be called an ironical catch phrase is to be found in the seemingly pointless comment uttered by Marshal Mac-Mahon, President of the French Republic in the 1870s. When visiting a military academy he asked a junior recruit what his functions were and when told 'Je suis le nègre', i.e. one acting as a temporary batman, MacMahon, always lost for a word, simply said:'Eh bien, continuez!'. the French equivalent to the military: 'Carry on as you were!')4. Parler petit nègre: To speak broken French. ( Petit nègre is the French counterpart to pidgin English.)5. C'est comme un combat de nègres dans un tunnel (joc. & iron.): I defy anyone to make head or tail of all this! -
12 noceuse
n. f. 'Easy-lay', fast woman. (Unlike its masculine counterpart this word seems to refer solely to sexual matters.) -
13 papa
n. m.1. (Child language): 'Dad', 'Daddy', father.2. Expressions such as 'Salut papa!' directed at a man older than oneself, carry a certain ironic jocularity and could be compared to the English 'Morning, squire!'.3. Un bon gros papa (joc. & iron.): A good old fatso (literally the counterpart to the 'fat Mamma').4. de papa (adj. exp.): Old-time, of bygone times. Il en est encore aux chemins de fer de papa! To him, travel is all steam engines and wooden carriages!5. Papa gâteux (joc. & iron.): 'Sugar daddy', near-geriatric beau, aged suitor who lavishes gifts. (The jocularity stems from the suffix-deviation from papa gâteau.)6. à la papa (adv. exp.): In a simple and leisurely way. On a fait une petite virée en bagnole à la papa: We went for a nice quiet drive. Faire l'amour a la papa: To have intercourse 'in the missionary position'.7. Gros papas: 'Big ones', banknotes of large denomination. Quand il joue, il balance les gros papas! When he goes gambling, notes are just confetti to him! -
14 pisseuse
n. f. (pej.): Pre-teen girl. (This derogatory word is uttered by the male counterpart shortly before heterosexual attraction becomes an obsession. On ne veut pas de pisseuses ici! We certainly don't want any bloody girls here!)2. (of man): 'Funk', coward. (Terms of abuse are always more derogatory to males when they are feminine. See chieuse.) -
15 prout
n. m.1. 'Pongy', fart. Lâcher un prout: To break wind.2. Prout! (Ma chère!) (joc. & iron.): Hello sailor! (Like its English counterpart, this interjection expressing derision is more often than not directed at effeminate characters.) -
16 tambour
n. m.1. Raisonner comme un tambour: To 'spout a load of tommy-rot', to 'talk through one's hat', to utter inanities.2. Il n'y a pas de quoi faire passer le tambour de ville! It's nothing to make a song-and-dance about! — It's hardly worth a mention! (Unlike his English counterpart who rings a bell to get the public's attention, the French village newsbearer, as the name suggests, beats a quick roll on the drum before an announcement.) -
17 homologues locaux
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