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1 graver
graver [gʀave]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verba. [+ signe, inscription, médaille] to engraveb. [+ disque] to cut ; [+ CD, DVD] to burn* * *gʀave1) to engrave [inscription, motif] ( sur on)2) Informatique to burn [CD]* * *ɡʀave vt1) [plaque, nom] to engrave2) fig* * *graver verb table: aimer vtr1 (sur la pierre, le métal etc) to engrave [inscription, motif] (sur on); ( sur bois) il a gravé son nom sur l'arbre he carved his name on the tree; graver à l'eau-forte to etch; être gravé sur le front de qn fig to be written all over sb's face;2 fig l'épisode est gravé à jamais dans leur mémoire the episode is engraved on their memory forever;[grave] verbe transitif2. (figuré)à jamais gravé (en lettres d'or) dans mon esprit/mon souvenir indelibly printed on my mind/memory3. ART to engrave4. [disque] to cut -
2 attaque macrographique
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3 imprimer
imprimer [ɛ̃pʀime]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verba. [+ livre, tissu] to printb. ( = communiquer) [+ impulsion] to transmit* * *ɛ̃pʀime1) ( marquer d'un motif) to print [texte, étiquettes]; to print a design on [tissu]2) ( publier) to publish [texte, auteur]3) ( reproduire) to put [cachet] ( sur on); to print [initiales] ( sur on)4) ( transmettre) [personne] to give [style, direction, cadence] (à to); to transmit [impulsion] (à to)5) ( laisser une empreinte) [personne] to leave an imprint of [forme]6) ( graver)* * *ɛ̃pʀime vt1) [journal, livre, affiche] to printJ'ai fait imprimer des cartes de visite. — I had some calling cards printed.
2) INFORMATIQUE to print, to print out3) (= transmettre) [mouvement, impulsion] to impart, to transmit4) (= apposer) [visa, cachet] to stamp, [empreinte] to imprint* * *imprimer verb table: aimer vtr1 Imprim to print [texte, journaux, étiquettes, billets]; Tex to print a design on [tissu]; imprimer sur aluminium/papier recyclé to print on aluminium GB ou aluminum US/recycled paper; un tissu imprimé de motifs géométriques fabric with a geometric pattern;2 ( publier) to publish [texte, ouvrage, auteur];4 ( transmettre) [personne] to give [style, direction, orientation, cadence] (à qch/qn to sth/sb); to transmit [impulsion, oscillation] (à qch to sth); il a imprimé un nouveau style au débat he gave a new style to the debate; imprimer un mouvement de rotation à une roue to start a wheel turning;5 ( laisser une empreinte) [personne] to leave an imprint of [forme, dents, pied] (dans in; sur in); des traces de pneus imprimées dans la boue wheel tracks imprinted in the mud;6 ( graver) [temps, vieillesse] to etch [rides]; être imprimé dans la mémoire de qn [souvenir, images] to be engraved in sb's memory; être imprimé sur le visage de qn [tristesse, joie] to be written all over sb's face.[ɛ̃prime] verbe transitifimprimer un mouvement à quelque chose to impart ou to transmit a movement to something4. (littéraire) [marquer] to imprintil voulait imprimer tous ces détails dans sa mémoire he wanted to impress all these details on his memory————————s'imprimer verbe pronominal intransitif
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etch — [etʃ] v [Date: 1600 1700; : Dutch; Origin: etsen, from German ätzen to feed ; because originally the lines were eaten into the metal with acid] 1.) [I and T] to cut lines on a metal plate, piece of glass, stone etc to form a picture or words etch … Dictionary of contemporary English
etch´er — etch «ehch», verb, noun. –v.t. 1. to engrave (a design) on metal, glass, wood, mineral, or plastic by acid or heat that burns lines into it. Filled with ink, the lines of the design will reproduce a copy on paper. 2. to engrave (metal, glass,… … Useful english dictionary
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etch — 1630s, to engrave by eating away the surface of with acids, from Du. etsen, from Ger. ätzen to etch, from O.H.G. azzon cause to bite, feed, from P.Gmc. *atjanan, causative of *etanan eat (see EAT (Cf. eat)). Related: Etched; etching … Etymology dictionary
etch — index delineate Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
etch — [ etʃ ] verb intransitive or transitive to make marks on a hard surface by cutting into it a. to use acid to make marks on a metal surface in order to make a picture called an etching … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
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