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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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[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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I 1. adj invar1) скорый, скоростной, обеспечивающий быстрое обслуживаниеtrain express — см. express I 2.2) срочный; поспешный; выполненный в экстренном порядке2. mэкспресс, скорый поездprendre l'express — сесть в скорый поездII 1. adj invar 2. m invarexpress serré — крепкий кофе экспрессо -
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adj. et m ско́рый по́езд ◄pl. -а'►; экспре́сс;l'orient-express — восто́чный ско́рый <экспре́сс> une voie express «— зелёная у́лица», путь без остано́вокl'express de Lyon — ско́рый fam. до (à destination de) (— из (parti de)) — Лио́на; лио́нский ско́рый fam. <экспре́сс>;
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Weekly independent French newsmagazine, founded in 1953 by Jean-Jacques Servan-Schreiber and Françoise Giroud, on the model of the American Time magazine. Originally a centre-left magazine, l'Express moved to the centre right in the early 1980's. Many prominent French journalists and writers have at times been involved with L'Express; they include Jean Paul Sartre, Raymond Aron and Christine Ockrent.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Express, l'
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I adj. un train express tez yurar poyezdII nm. ekspress, tez yurar poyezd; prendre l'express tez yurar poyezdga o‘ tirmoq. -
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1. прил.общ. скоростной, поспешный, срочный, скорый, экспрессо (о кофе)2. сущ.общ. обеспечивающий быстрое обслуживание, скорый поезд, выполненный в экстренном порядке, кофе-экспрессо, экспресс -
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adjectif employé aussi comme substantif → inflexionesTren expreso, exprés -
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ekspresa
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