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1 écorner
écorner [ekɔʀne]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb[+ meuble] to chip the corner of ; [+ livre] to turn down the corner of* * *ekɔʀne1) ( entamer) to dent [image de marque]; to make a hole in [capital]2) ( abîmer) to make [something] dog-eared GB, to dogear [livre]* * *ekɔʀne vt1) [livre] to make dog-eared2) [taureau] to dehorn3) [économies, capital] to make a dent in* * *écorner verb table: aimer vtr1 ( entamer) to take the edge off [gloire, réputation]; to cut down, make a hole in [capital, somme];3 Vét to poll [animal].[ekɔrne] verbe transitif1. [endommager - cadre, meuble] to chip a corner off ; [ - livre, page] to fold down the corner of, to dog-ear2. [fortune, héritage] to make a dent in -
2 corner
I.corner1 [kɔʀne]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb[+ page] to turn down the corner ofII.corner2 [kɔʀnεʀ]masculine noun* * *kɔʀne
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verbe transitif ( plier) to turn down the corner of [page]
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verbe intransitif1) ( conducteur) to hoot GB, to honk2) ( sonneur) to blow a horn* * *
I kɔʀnɛʀ nmFOOTBALL corner, corner kick
II kɔʀne1. vt[pages] to make dog-eared2. vi(= klaxonner) to blare out* * *I.corner verb table: aimerA vtr2 †( crier) corner une nouvelle aux oreilles de qn to shout a piece of news into sb's ear.B vi2 ( sonneur) to blow a horn.II.I[kɔrne] verbe transitif1. [plier - par négligence] to dog-ear ; [ - volontairement] to turn down the corner ou corners of————————[kɔrne] verbe intransitif4. (locution)les oreilles ont dû lui/te corner his/your ears must have been burningII[kɔrnɛr] nom masculin -
3 otarie
otarie [ɔtaʀi]feminine noun* * *ɔtaʀinom féminin eared seal, otary* * *ɔtaʀi nf* * *otarie nf eared seal, otary.[ɔtari] nom féminin -
4 bagage
bagage [bagaʒ]masculine nounb. ( = valise) bagc. ( = connaissances) stock of knowledge ; ( = diplômes) qualifications* * *bagaʒ
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nom masculin2) (sac, valise) piece of luggage
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bagages nom masculin pluriel luggage [U]faire/défaire ses bagages — to pack/unpack (one's suitcases)
Phrasal Verbs:••plier bagage — (colloq) to pack up and go
* * *baɡaʒ1. nm1) (littéraire, culturel) knowledgebagage littéraire — literary knowledge, stock of literary knowledge
2) (= équipement)n'avoir pour tout bagage que...; Il n'avait pour tout bagage que son portefeuille. — All he had with him was his wallet.
Elle n'avait pour tout bagage qu'un simple livre écorné. — All she had with her was a single dog-eared book.
2. bagages nmplluggage sg baggage sgfaire ses bagages — to pack, to pack one's bags
* * *A nm1 ( effets) luggage; ( de soldat) kit; elle avait un sac pour tout bagage her only luggage was one bag; envoyer qch en bagage accompagné to send sth as registered luggage;2 (sac, valise) piece of luggage;3 fig ( connaissances) knowledge; ( diplômes) qualifications (pl); ( expérience) credentials (pl); avoir un bon/mince bagage to have good/poor qualifications; il a un excellent bagage de directeur he has splendid credentials as a manager.B bagages nmpl (valises, effets) luggage ¢; faire/défaire ses bagages to pack/unpack (one's suitcases); il a amené qn dans ses bagages fig he's brought sb along with him; il est toujours dans les bagages du Président fig the President always takes him along.bagage à main hand luggage, carry-on baggage US.plier bagage○ to pack up and go; partir avec armes et bagages to up sticks and leave; se rendre avec armes et bagages to capitulate; passer à l'ennemi avec armes et bagages to defect.[bagaʒ] nom masculinen bagage accompagné [expédier, voyager] as registered baggage2. (toujours singulier) [formation] background (knowledge) -
5 coton
c black coton [kɔtɔ̃]masculine nouna. ( = plante, fil) cotton• robe de or en coton cotton dressb. ( = tampon) swab━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━✎ Le mot anglais s'écrit avec deux t.* * *kɔtɔ̃nom masculin1) (plante, fibre) cottondrap de or en coton — cotton sheet
2) ( ouate) cotton wool GB, cotton US; ( morceau d'ouate) piece of cotton wool GB ou cotton US•Phrasal Verbs:••filer un mauvais coton — ( être en mauvaise santé) to be in a bad way
elle est coton (colloq), ta question — it's a tricky question
j'ai les jambes en coton — ( après un choc) my legs have turned to jelly; ( après une maladie) I am wobbly on my legs
* * *kɔtɔ̃1. nm100% coton — 100% cotton
2. adj inv* (= ardu ou délicat) (problème) tricky* * *coton nm1 (plante, fibre) cotton; drap de or en coton cotton sheet;2 ( ouate) cotton wool GB, cotton US; ( morceau d'ouate) piece of cotton wool GB ou cotton US; avoir du coton dans les oreilles lit to have cotton wool in one's ears; fig○ to be cloth-eared; un coton imbibé d'eau a cotton swab ou a piece of cotton wool GB soaked in water.coton à broder Cout embroidery thread ou cotton; coton démaquillant make-up remover pad; coton hydrophile cotton wool GB, absorbent cotton US.filer un mauvais coton ( être en mauvaise santé) to be in a bad way; élever un enfant dans du coton to give a child a very sheltered upbringing; elle est coton○, ta question it's a tricky ou complicated question; j'ai les jambes en coton ( après un choc) my legs have turned to jelly; ( après une maladie) I am wobbly on my legs.[kɔtɔ̃] nom masculin[plante] cotton plant3. [ouate]————————[kɔtɔ̃] adjectif -
6 sourdingue
sourdingue (inf!) [suʀdɛ̃g]adjective* * *A adj être sourdingue to have cloth ears○, to be deaf.(très familier) [surdɛ̃g] adjectif————————(très familier) [surdɛ̃g] nom masculin et féminin -
7 oreillard
oreillard nm long-eared bat. -
8 traquet
traquet nm Zool traquet (motteux) wheatear; traquet oreillard black-eared wheatear; traquet (pâtre) stonechat. -
9 écorné
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