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filet [filε]masculine nouna. [d'eau, sang] trickle ; [de lumière] thin shaftc. [de pas de vis] threadd. (Fishing, sport) net• travailler sans filet [acrobates] to perform without a safety net ; (figurative) to be out on one's own* * *filɛnom masculin1) ( objet en maille) netattirer or prendre quelqu'un dans ses filets — fig to get somebody in one's clutches
coup de filet — ( par la police) raid
travailler sans filet — fig to take risks
3) Culinaire (de viande, poisson) fillet5) ( trait fin) rule; ( sur une reliure) fillet; Art thin line6) ( article de presse) snippet•Phrasal Verbs:* * *filɛ1. nm1) net2) CUISINE, [bœuf, thon] fillet3) [eau, sang] trickle2. filets nmplFOOTBALL net* * *filet nm1 Chasse, Pêche, Sport net; monter au filet to go up to the net; envoyer le ballon au fond des filets to put the ball in the back of the net; attirer or prendre qn dans ses filets fig to get sb in one's clutches; coup de filet ( par la police) raid; réussir un beau coup de filet to carry out a very successful raid; travailler sans filet lit to perform without a safety net; fig to throw away the safety net, to take risks;2 Cout, Tech, Tex ( matériau) ( textile) netting ¢; ( métallique) mesh ¢; filet de coton cotton netting;3 Culin (de viande, poisson) fillet; filets d'anchois anchovy fillets; rôti de porc dans le filet fillet of pork for roasting;4 ( flux) ( d'eau) trickle; ( de gaz) ( léger) breath; ( de fumée) wisp; un filet de fumée s'élevait à l'horizon a wisp of smoke rose up on the horizon; filet de citron/cognac Culin dash of lemon juice/brandy; un filet de voix a faint voice;5 ( trait fin) Imprim rule; Édition (sur une couverture, reliure) fillet; Art thin line; assiette décorée d'un filet doré plate decorated with a thin gold line;8 Tech (de vis, d'écrou) thread;filet à bagages luggage rack; filet de camouflage camouflage net; filet à cheveux hairnet; filet à crevettes shrimping net; filet de la langue frenulum linguae; filet mignon Culin filet mignon; filet à papillons butterfly net; filet de pêche fishing net; filet de protection safety net; filet à provisions string bag; filet de la verge frenulum preputii.[filɛ] nom masculin4. IMPRIMERIE rule5. [petite quantité]un filet de citron/vinaigre a dash of lemon/vinegarun morceau dans le filet [de bœuf] ≃ a sirloin ou porterhouse steak7. [ouvrage à mailles] netfilet à cheveux/à papillons hair/butterfly neta. [pour la chasse] to set a snare[d'acrobate] safety net
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