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plant, US [transcription][pl_nt]A n2 Ind ( factory) usine f ; ( power station) centrale f ; chemical plant usine chimique ; nuclear plant centrale nucléaire ; steel plant aciérie f ;3 ¢ Ind (buildings, machinery, fixtures) installations fpl industrielles et commerciales ; ( fixed machinery) installations fpl ; ( movable machinery) matériel m ;B modif Bot [disease, reproduction] des plantes ; [biologist, geneticist] spécialisé dans l'étude des plantes.C vtr1 ( put to grow) planter [seed, bulb, tree] ; semer [crop] ; to plant a field with wheat semer un champ de blé ; to plant one's garden with trees planter des arbres dans son jardin ;2 ( illicitly put in place) placer [bomb, explosive, tape recorder, spy] ; to plant drugs/a weapon on sb placer de la drogue/une arme sur qn pour l'incriminer ; to plant a story faire paraître un article (pour influencer l'opinion) ; to plant a question poser une question (dont on a tacitement convenu auparavant) ;3 to plant a kiss/foot etc on sth planter un baiser/pied etc sur qch ; to plant a knife/a spade in sth planter un couteau/une bêche dans qch ;4 (start, engender) donner [idea] ; jeter [doubt] ; to plant doubt in sb's mind jeter le doute dans l'esprit de qn ; to plant an idea in sb's mind mettre une idée dans la tête de qn.■ plant out:▶ plant [sth] out, plant out [sth] repiquer [seedlings]. -
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plant [plα:nt]1. nounb. ( = equipment) matériel m ; (fixed) installation f ; ( = equipment and buildings) bâtiments mpl et matérielc. ( = factory) usine f• to plant o.s. in front of sb/sth se planter devant qn/qch• to plant drugs/evidence on sb dissimuler de la drogue/des preuves sur qn (pour l'incriminer)3. compounds[+ seedlings] repiquer* * *[plɑːnt], US [plænt] 1.1) Botany plante f3) [U] Industry ( buildings and machinery) installations fpl industrielles et commerciales; ( fixed machinery) installations fpl; ( movable machinery) matériel m2.transitive verb1) planter [seed, bulb, tree]2) ( illicitly) placer [bomb, spy]3) ( place)3.to plant oneself between/in front of — se planter entre/devant
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plant [plɑ:nt]1 noun(c) (UNCOUNT) (industrial equipment) équipement m, matériel m; (buildings and equipment) bâtiments mpl et matériel∎ he claims the heroin was a plant by the police il prétend que l'héroïne a été mise là par la police (pour le compromettre)□(e) familiar (infiltrator) agent m infiltré□, taupe f; (from police) mouchard m; (of magician, memory man) compère□ m(f) (in snooker, pool) = situation dans laquelle un joueur blouse une bille en en percutant une autre avec laquelle elle est en contact(a) (flowers, crops, seed) planter;∎ fields planted with wheat des champs (plantés) de blé∎ she planted herself in the doorway elle se planta ou se campa dans l'entrée□∎ don't try and plant the blame on me! n'essaie pas de me faire porter le chapeau!;∎ they planted their kids on us for the weekend ils nous ont laissé leurs gosses sur les bras pour le week-end∎ he planted a punch on his nose il lui a mis un coup de poing sur le nez□(e) (in someone's mind) mettre, introduire;∎ her talk planted doubts in their minds son discours a semé le doute dans leur esprit;∎ who planted that idea in your head? qui t'a mis cette idée dans la tête?∎ he says the weapons were planted in his flat il prétend que les armes ont été placées dans son appartement pour le compromettre;∎ to plant evidence on sb cacher un objet compromettant sur qn pour l'incriminer►► plant biology phytobiologie f;plant breeder phytogénéticien(enne) m,f;plant food engrais m (pour plantes d'appartement);plant hire location f de matériel industriel;the plant kingdom le règne végétal;plant life flore f;plant louse puceron m;plant physiology physiologie f végétale;plant pot pot m (de fleurs);plant stand jardinière f(young plants) repiquer -
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(equipment) matériel m; (factory) usine f;∎ plant and machinery matériel et outillage m plplant capacity capacité f de l'usine;plant hire location f d'équipement;plant layout schéma m d'installation;plant manager directeur(trice) m, f d'usine -
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1. noun1) (anything growing from the ground, having a stem, a root and leaves: flowering/tropical plants.) plante2) (industrial machinery: engineering plant.) installation, équipement3) (a factory.) usine2. verb1) (to put (something) into the ground so that it will grow: We have planted vegetables in the garden.) planter2) (to make (a garden etc); to cause (a garden etc) to have (plants etc) growing in it: The garden was planted with shrubs; We're going to plant an orchard.) planter (de/en)3) (to place heavily or firmly: He planted himself between her and the door.) (se) planter4) (to put in someone's possession, especially as false evidence: He claimed that the police had planted the weapon on his brother.) cacher (pour faire incriminer)•- planter -
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1) plante; plant2) usineEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > plant
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nm., pied de végétal: PLyAN nm. (Annecy.003, Thônes.004, Villards-Thônes | Albanais.001) || nf., planta < plante> (Cordon.083, Saxel.002) ; pî < pied> nm. (001, Balme-Si., Gruffy). - E.: Cépage.A1) jeune plant de fleur ou de légume destiné à être repiqué: plantan (083), PLyANTON nm. (003,004, Genève | Gruffy), R. fr. plançon, plantard ; plyan, pî (001). -
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Iéquipement m, installation f, usine fII v.(posts, etc.) poser (des poteaux), poser des poteauxDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > plant
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Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > plant community
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