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ч1) ( верхній шар) cover; ( на труну) hearse cloth, pall2) (ночі, таємниці) cover, veil, cloak, shroud, pall -
123 örtü
n. cover, veil, wrap, cloth, overlay, covering, blanket, canopy, caparison, cloak, coat, cope, envelope, garment, hood, layout, mantle, shroud, spread, throw, wrapper, secundine--------örtü (yer)n. nappe* * *1. blanket 2. covering (n.) 3. coating (n.) 4. veiling (n.) 5. coat (n.) 6. cover (n.) 7. veil (n.) 8. shroud (n.) -
124 effacer
effacer [efase]➭ TABLE 31. transitive verb2. reflexive verba. to fadeb. [personne] ( = s'écarter) to move aside ; ( = se faire discret) to keep in the background ; ( = se retirer) to withdraw* * *efase
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1) ( faire disparaître) (avec une gomme, un chiffon) to rub out [mot, dessin]; ( avec un effaceur) to remove [mot, phrase]; ( sur un traitement de texte) to delete [mot, paragraphe]; to erase [enregistrement, film]2) ( rendre propre) to wipe [bande magnétique, cassette]; to clear [écran, fichier]; to clean [tableau noir]3) ( rendre moins visible) [soleil] to fade [couleur]; [pluie] to erase [traces, pas]; [neige] to cover (up) [traces, pas]; [crème] to remove [rides]l'usure or le temps a effacé l'inscription — the inscription has worn away with time
4) ( faire oublier) to blot out [souvenir, image]; to dispel [doute, regret]; to remove [différence, distinctions]on efface tout et on recommence — fig (oublier, pardonner) let's wipe the slate clean and start all over again; ( repartir à zéro) let's start afresh
5) to write off [dette, pertes]
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s'effacer verbe pronominal1) ( avec une gomme)2) ( avec le temps) [inscription, couleur, dessin] to fade3) ( cesser) [souvenir, sourire, haine] to fade; [impression] to wear off; [doute, crainte] to disappear4) [personne] ( pour laisser passer) to step aside; ( rester discret) to stay in the background* * *efase vt1) [mot, dessin] to erase, to rub out2) [bande magnétique] to erase, INFORMATIQUE, [fichier, fiche] to delete, to erase3)* * *effacer verb table: placerA vtr1 ( faire disparaître) ( avec une gomme) to rub out, to erase [mot, phrase, chiffre, dessin]; ( avec un effaceur) to remove [mot, phrase]; ( avec un chiffon) to rub out [mot, dessin]; ( sur un traitement de texte) to delete [mot, paragraphe]; to erase [chanson, texte, film]; effacer un nom d'une liste to remove a name from a list; effacer toute trace de son passage to remove every trace of one's presence;2 ( rendre propre) to erase [bande magnétique, cassette]; to clear [écran, fichier]; to wipe, to clean [tableau noir];3 ( rendre moins visible) [soleil] to fade [couleur]; [pluie] to erase [traces, pas]; [neige] to cover (up) [traces, pas]; [crème] to remove [rides]; l'usure or le temps a effacé l'inscription the inscription has worn away with time;4 ( faire oublier) to blot out [souvenir, image]; to dispel [doute, regret, méfiance]; to remove [différence, distinctions]; effacer une image de sa mémoire to blot out an image from one's mind; rien n'efface le passé nothing can erase the past; le temps efface la douleur or le chagrin time heals all wounds; on efface tout et on recommence lit let's rub it all out and start again; fig let's wipe the slate clean and start all over again;5 ( surpasser) to outshine;6 ( dissimuler) [personne] to throw back [épaules]; to hold in [estomac]; effacer le corps to stand sideways;7 Fin to write off [dette, pertes].B s'effacer vpr1 ( avec une gomme) ça s'efface you can rub it out;2 ( avec le temps) [inscription, couleur, dessin] to fade; mon dessin à la craie s'est effacé my chalk drawing has got GB ou gotten US rubbed out;3 ( cesser) [souvenir, image, méfiance, haine] to fade; [impression] to wear off; [doute, crainte] to disappear; son sourire s'effaça her smile faded;4 ( se tourner sur le côté) [personne] to step ou move aside; s'effacer pour laisser passer qn to step aside to let sb by;5 ( rester discret) [personne] to stay in the background; s'effacer devant un rival to give way to a rival.[efase] verbe transitif1. [ôter - tache, graffiti] to erase, to remove, to clean off (separable) ; [ - mot] to rub out (UK) (separable), to erase (US)a. [on se pardonne] let bygones be bygones, let's wipe the slate cleanb. [on reprend] let's go back to square one, let's start afresh————————s'effacer verbe pronominal (emploi passif)le crayon à papier s'efface très facilement pencil rubs out easily ou is easily erased————————s'effacer verbe pronominal intransitif[couleur] to fade2. [s'écarter] to move ou to step aside -
125 envelopper
envelopper [ɑ̃v(ə)lɔpe]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. [+ objet, enfant] to wrap• voulez-vous que je vous l'enveloppe ? shall I wrap it for you?b. [brume] to shroud2. reflexive verb► s'envelopper (dans une couverture, un châle) to wrap o.s.* * *ɑ̃vlɔpe
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1) ( recouvrir) [personne] to wrap [somebody/something] (up); [housse] to cover2) ( entourer) [brouillard, silence, nuit] to envelop; [brume] to veil; [mystère, secret] to surround
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s'envelopper verbe pronominal to wrap oneself (up)s'envelopper la tête d'un turban — ( le mettre) to wrap one's head in a turban; ( le porter) to wear a turban
* * *ɑ̃v(ə)lɔpe vt[cadeau, paquet] to wrap, fig to envelop, to shroud* * *envelopper verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( recouvrir) [personne] to wrap [sb/sth] (up) [personne, objet] (dans in); [housse, revêtement] to cover [objet]; enveloppe-lui le bras dans un linge humide wrap a damp cloth around his/her arm; je vous l'enveloppe? Comm shall I wrap it for you?; un manteau l'enveloppait he/she was wrapped (up) in a coat; le papier qui enveloppait le vase était rose the paper around the vase was pink;2 ( encercler) [brouillard, silence, nuit] to envelop; [brume] to veil; [mystère, secret] to surround; sommets enveloppés de brume peaks shrouded in mist; maison enveloppée par les flammes house engulfed by flames;3 ( entourer) envelopper qn de soins/tendresse to surround sb with care/affection; envelopper la baie du regard to gaze around at the bay; envelopper son offre de conditions to hedge one's proposal around with various conditions; meurtre enveloppé de mystère murder shrouded in mystery.B s'envelopper vpr to wrap oneself (up); s'envelopper la tête d'un turban ( le mettre) to wrap one's head in a turban; ( le porter) to wear a turban; s'envelopper de mystère to shroud oneself in ou to surround oneself with mystery.[ɑ̃vlɔpe] verbe transitif1. [empaqueter] to wrap (up)2. [emmailloter] to wrap (up)envelopper un enfant dans une couverture to wrap a child in a blanket ou a blanket around a child3. [entourer]————————s'envelopper dans verbe pronominal plus préposition[vêtement] to wrap oneself in -
126 अपिधान
api-dhā́nan. placing upon covering KātyṠr. ;
a cover, a cloth for covering RV. etc.;
a lid BhP. ;
a bar Kum. ;
(ī) f. a cover Āp. (cf. pi-dhāna.)
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127 Decke
De·cke <-, -n> [ʼdɛkə] f1) ( Zimmerdecke) ceiling2) ( Tischdecke) tablecloth3) ( Wolldecke) blanket;WENDUNGEN:[vor Freude] an die \Decke springen ( fam) to jump for joy;mit jdm unter einer \Decke stecken to be in league [or ( fam) cahoots] with sb, to be hand in glove with sb;sich nach der \Decke strecken to cut one's coat according to one's cloth -
128 impannare
impannare v.tr.1 (coprire di tessuto, di carta) to cover with cloth, to cover with paper2 (tess.) to fill the warp.
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