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express [ɪk'spres]1 noun∎ to travel by express voyager en express(b) (system of delivery) exprès m∎ the Express = nom abrégé du "Daily Express"(a) (clear → instructions) clair;∎ with the express purpose of dans le seul but de(b) (fast → delivery, messenger) express3 adverb(send) en exprès(a) (voice, convey) exprimer;∎ to express an interest in sth manifester de l'intérêt pour qch;∎ to express a wish formuler un souhait;∎ to express an opinion exprimer ou émettre une opinion;∎ the two men expressed optimism that a peaceful solution would be found les deux hommes se sont montrés optimistes quant à un règlement pacifique;∎ to express oneself s'exprimer;∎ to express oneself through sth s'exprimer par ou à travers qch(b) (render in a different form) exprimer;∎ it's difficult to express this idea in Russian cette idée est difficile à exprimer en russe;∎ Mathematics to express sth as a fraction exprimer qch sous la forme d'une fraction►► American express company entreprise f de livraison exprès;express delivery envoi m par exprès;express freight fret m express;express letter lettre f exprès;American Express Mail = service de distribution exprès du courrier, ≃ Chronopost m;express messenger messager m exprès;∎ by express messenger par exprès;Railways express train train m express, express m -
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express [εkspʀεs]adjectivemasculine nounb. ( = café) espresso* * *ɛkspʀɛs
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adjectif invariable1) [train] express2) [nettoyage] express; [déjeuner] quick
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nom masculin invariable2) ( café) espresso* * *ɛkspʀɛs1. adj2. nm(train) express — express, fast train
Il a décidé de prendre l'express de dix heures. — He decided to catch the ten o'clock express., He decided to catch the fast train at 10 o'clock.
* * *A adj inv1 Transp [train, liaison, transports] express;B nm inv1 Rail express;2 ( café) espresso.[ɛksprɛs] adjectif invariable1. TRANSPORTS → link=train train2. [café] espresso————————[ɛksprɛs] nom masculin1. RAIL express ou fast train2. [café] espresso (coffee)3. PRESSE -
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express [ɪkˈspres]• to express o.s. s'exprimer• they have expressed (an) interest in... ils ont manifesté de l'intérêt pour...2. adjective3. adverb[send] en exprès4. noun( = train) rapide m5. compounds• to send sth by express delivery or mail envoyer qch en exprès ► express train noun train m express* * *[ɪk'spres] 1.noun rapide m2.1) ( rapid) [letter, parcel] exprès; [delivery, train] rapide2) ( explicit) [order, promise] formel/-elle3. 4.on the express condition that — à la condition expresse que (+ subj)
transitive verb1) ( show) gen exprimer2) Mathematics exprimer [number, quantity]3) ( squeeze out) faire sortir [fluid]5.to express oneself — s'exprimer (in en; through à travers)
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(Zug) express [train];
• per Express [versandt] by express, shipped by express (US), express (Br.);
• Waren per Express schicken to send goods by fast train;
• per Express zustellen to send by express delivery (Br.) (special delivery, US);
• Expressbeförderung express (special, US) delivery;
• Expressbote special messenger (US);
• Expressbrief express (Br.) (special delivery, US) letter;
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A n (train m) express m, (train m) rapide m.B adj2 sout ( explicit) [instruction, order, promise, undertaking] formel/-elle ; on the express condition that à la condition expresse que (+ subj) ; I left express instructions not to admit visitors j'ai expressément demandé qu'on ne laisse entrer personne ; with the express aim ou purpose of doing dans le but précis de faire.D vtr1 ( show) exprimer [desire, doubt, hatred, fear, wish, thanks] ; exprimer, manifester [interest, support] ; énoncer [truth] ; he expressed anxiety about il a exprimé son anxiété à propos de ; I can hardly express my gratitude je ne sais comment exprimer ma reconnaissance ; words can't express how I feel il n'y a pas de mots assez forts pour exprimer ce que je ressens ;2 Math exprimer [number, quantity] ; to express sth as a percentage exprimer qch en pourcentage ; to express sth in its simplest form réduire qch à sa plus simple expression ;3 ( squeeze out) extraire, exprimer [fluid] ;4 US Comm expédier [qch] rapidement. -
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express [ɪkˊspres]1. n1) ж.-д. экспре́сс2) сро́чное (почто́вое) отправле́ние3) пересы́лка де́нег, багажа́, това́ров и т.п. с на́рочным или че́рез посре́дство тра́нспортной конто́ры4) амер. ча́стная тра́нспортная конто́ра (тж. express company)2. a1) сро́чный; курье́рский;express train курье́рский по́езд, экспре́сс
;express delivery сро́чная доста́вка
;express bullet облегчённая пу́ля с повы́шенной ско́ростью
;express rifle винто́вка с повы́шенной нача́льной ско́ростью пу́ли
2) определённый, то́чно вы́раженный;express desire насто́йчивое жела́ние; настоя́тельная про́сьба
;the express image of his person его́ то́чная ко́пия
3) специа́льный, нарочи́тый3. adv1) спе́шно, о́чень бы́стро; с на́рочным2):to travel express е́хать экспре́ссом
4. v1) отправля́ть сро́чной по́чтой или с на́рочным (письмо, посылку)2) выража́ть (пря́мо, я́сно);to be unable to express oneself не уме́ть вы́сказаться, вы́разить свои́ мы́сли
;the agreement is expressed so as... соглаше́ние предусма́тривает...
3) амер. отправля́ть че́рез посре́дство тра́нспортной конто́ры ( багаж и т.п.)4) е́хать экспре́ссом -
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[ɛkspʀɛs]Nom masculin1. (café) → expresso2.(train) express trem masculino expresso* * *express ɛkspʀɛs]nome masculinoadjectivo( rápido) expressotrain expresscomboio expressocourrier expresscorrespondência expressa -
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[ɛkspʀɛs]Nom masculin1. (café) → expresso2.(train) express trem masculino expresso* * *[ɛkspʀɛs]Nom masculin1. (café) → expresso2.(train) express trem masculino expresso -
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express nсрочная справкаexpress revenueдоход от перевозки срочных грузовexpress the altitudeчетко указывать высоту -
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