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1 emplumer
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3 plume
plume [plym]feminine nouna. [d'oiseau] feather* * *plym1) ( d'oiseau) feather2) ( pour écrire) ( d'oiseau) quill (pen); ( en métal) (pen) nibprendre la plume pour... — to put pen to paper to..., to take up one's pen to...
••elle y a laissé or perdu des plumes — (colloq) she did not come off unscathed
voler dans les plumes à or de quelqu'un — (colloq) to fly at somebody
* * *plym nf1) (= plumage) feather2) (pour écrire) (pen) nib3) fig pen* * *A nf1 ( d'oiseau) feather; léger comme une plume light as a feather; soulever qch comme une plume to pick sth up as though it were as light as a feather; chapeau à plumes feathered hat; oreiller de plumes feather pillow;2 ( pour écrire) ( d'oiseau) quill (pen); ( en métal) (pen) nib; plume d'oie goose quill; prendre la plume pour… to put pen to paper to…, to take up one's pen to…; d'un coup de plume with a single stroke of the pen; je lui passe la plume I'm handing over to him/her; écrire au fil de la plume to write as the thoughts come into one's head; elle a la plume facile words flow easily from her pen; vivre de sa plume to earn a living by one's pen; prendre sa plus belle plume to get out one's smartest notepaper; dessin à la plume pen-and-ink drawing.B ◑nm = plumard.perdre ses plumes○ to lose one's hair, to go bald; elle y a laissé or perdu des plumes○ she did not come off unscathed; voler dans les plumes de qn○ to fly at sb.I(très familier) [plym]→ link=plumard plumardII[plym] nom féminin1. [d'oiseau] feather2. [pour écrire] quill[de stylo] nibje prends la plume pour te dire que... I take up my pen to tell you that...laisser aller ou courir sa plume to write as the ideas come4. MÉDECINE————————à plumes locution adjectivale————————en plumes locution adjectivale -
4 plumeau
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5 fausse languette
f1) spline2) joggle3) feather4) pintle5) pin6) dowel* * *ffalse tongue, slip feather, slip tongueDictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > fausse languette
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6 languette
f1) boltel2) boutel3) bowtel4) bowtell* * *f1) cleat, fillet, key, slip, spline, tongue2) (conduit de fumée) withe, wythe3) (menuiserie) feather, slip feather, tongueDictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > languette
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7 aigrette
aigrette [εgʀεt]feminine noun( = plume) feather ; ( = oiseau) egret* * *ɛgʀɛt* * *ɛɡʀɛt nf1) (= plume) feather2) (= oiseau) egret* * *aigrette nf2 ( ornement de coiffure) aigrette; un casque à aigrette a plumed helmet;3 Bot pappus.[ɛgrɛt] nom féminin2. [décoration] aigrette -
8 assembler
assembler [asɑ̃ble]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. ( = réunir) [+ données, matériaux] to gather ; [+ comité] to assembleb. ( = joindre) [+ idées, meuble, machine, puzzle] to assemble ; [+ pull, robe] to sew together ; [+ couleurs, sons] to put together2. reflexive verb* * *asɑ̃ble
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1) ( monter) to assemble, to put [something] together [pièces, moteur]; to make up, to sew [something] together [vêtement, pull]2) ( disposer ensemble) to combine [mots]; [sons]3) Informatique to assemble
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s'assembler verbe pronominal [foule] to gather; [conseillers, députés] to assemble••qui se ressemble s'assemble — Proverbe birds of a feather stick together Proverbe
* * *asɑ̃ble vt1) (= joindre, monter) to assemble, to put together2) (= rassembler) to gather, to gather together* * *assembler verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( monter) to assemble, to put [sth] together [éléments, pièces, moteur]; to make up, to sew [sth] together [vêtement, pull]; assembler des pièces par collage to glue pieces together;2 ( disposer ensemble) to put [sth] together, to combine [idées, mots]; to combine [couleurs, sons]; assembler des mots pour faire une phrase to put words together ou to combine words in a sentence;3 Ordinat to assemble [programme].B s'assembler vpr [foule] to gather; [conseillers, députés] to assemble.[asɑ̃ble] verbe transitifassembler deux pièces par collage/soudure to glue/to solder two parts together————————s'assembler verbe pronominal intransitif -
9 léger
léger, -ère [leʒe, εʀ]1. adjectivea. ( = de faible poids, délicat) lightb. ( = faible) [brise, accent, augmentation, amélioration] slight ; [bruit] faint ; [thé] weak ; [vin, coup, maquillage] light ; [blessure] minor ; [punition, tabac] mildc. ( = superficiel) [preuve, argument] flimsy► à la légère [parler, agir] thoughtlessly2. adverb* * *
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- ère leʒe, ɛʀ adjectif1) ( peu pesant) lightse sentir plus léger — fig to have a great weight off one's mind
2) Culinaire light3) ( souple) [danseur] nimble; [démarche] light; [pas] springy; [mouvement] nimble4) ( faible) [rire] gentle; [coup] soft, gentle; [blessure, progrès, baisse, faute, retard] slight; [crainte, condamnation] mild; [goût, odeur, tremblement, espoir] faint; [vent, pluie, brume] light; [accent, bruit] faint, slight; [couche, nuage] thin; [blessure] minor5) ( peu concentré) [café, thé, alcool] weak; [parfum, vin] light; [tabac] mild GB, light US6) ( superficiel) [action, initiative] ill-considered; [jugement, propos] thoughtless, careless; [argument, preuve] weak, flimsy7) (colloq) ( insuffisant)8) ( frivole) [femme] loose; [mœurs] loose, lax; [mari, caractère, humeur] fickle9) Armée [arme, division] light
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adverbe [voyager] light
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à la légère locution adverbiale [agir] without thinking* * *leʒe, ɛʀ (-ère)1. adj1) (poids) light2) (bruit, retard, amélioration, hausse) slight4) (couche, étoffe) thin5) (peu sérieux) lightweight2. nfà la légère [parler, agir] — thoughtlessly
Il a agi à la légère. — He acted thoughtlessly.
* * *A adj1 ( pesant peu) light; une valise légère à porter a suitcase which is light to carry; se sentir plus léger fig to have a great weight off one's mind; être/se sentir plus léger de 500 euros hum to be/feel 500 euros lighter;2 Culin [plat, repas, recette, cuisine] light;3 ( souple) [personne, danseuse] light, nimble; [allure, démarche] light; [pas] springy; [mouvement] nimble; [toucher] Mus light; avoir une démarche légère to have a light step; marcher d'un pas léger to walk with a light ou springy step;4 ( faible) [rire] gentle; [coup] soft, gentle; [caresse] light, gentle; [blessure, modification, progrès, baisse, hausse, faute, retard] slight; [douleur, crainte, condamnation] mild; [goût, odeur, tremblement, espoir] faint; [vent, pluie, brume, vapeur] light; [accent, bruit] faint, slight; [punition] mild, lenient; [couche, étendue, nuage] thin; [blessure] minor; l'accident a fait trois blessés légers three people were slightly injured in the accident;5 ( peu concentré) [café, thé, chocolat, alcool, bière] weak; [parfum, vin] light; [tabac] mild GB, light US;6 ( superficiel) [action, initiative] ill-considered; [jugement, propos] thoughtless, careless; [argument, preuve] weak, flimsy; il est un peu léger he doesn't really think about things; se montrer léger to act without thought;7 ○( insuffisant) c'est un peu léger it's a bit skimpy;9 Mil [arme, division] light.B adv [voyager] light; cuisiner/manger léger to cook/eat light meals; hier soir nous avons mangé léger we had a light meal yesterday evening.C à la légère loc adv ( sans réfléchir) [parler, agir, répondre] without thinking; [accuser] rashly; prendre qch à la légère not to take sth seriously.[métal, véhicule] light[brouillard] light3. [mobile - artillerie, industrie, matériel] light4. [modéré - consommation] moderate ; [ - bruit, odeur] faint, slight ; [ - maquillage] light, discreetune légère tristesse/ironie a hint of sadness/irony5. [sans gravité - blessure, perte] minor ; [ - peine] light ; [ - responsabilité] light, undemanding ; [ - erreur] slight, minor, unimportant ; [ - douleur, picotement] slight ; [ - grippe] mildun repas léger a snack, a light meal8. [irresponsable - personne, conduite] irresponsible, thoughtless, unthinking ; [ - raison, justification] lightweight, flimsy[insuffisant - excuse, devoir] flimsy————————adverbe————————à la légère locution adverbialeagir à la légère to act thoughtlessly ou rashly -
10 midinette
midinette [midinεt]feminine noun* * *midinɛtnom féminin feather-brained young girl, bimbo (colloq)elle a une âme or un cœur de midinette — she's a romantic schoolgirl at heart
* * *midinɛt nfpéjoratif silly young girl* * *midinette nf feather-brained young girl, bimbo○; elle a une âme or un cœur de midinette she's a romantic schoolgirl at heart; elle a des goûts de midinette her tastes are those of a romantic schoolgirl; un roman pour midinettes a sentimental ou slushy novel.[midinɛt] nom féminin(péjoratif) [jeune fille] starry-eyed girl -
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12 sucrer
sucrer [sykʀe]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verba. [+ boisson] to sugarb. ( = supprimer) (inf!) sucrer son argent de poche à qn to stop sb's pocket money* * *sykʀeverbe transitif ( rendre doux) [personne] to put sugar in [café, compote]; ( en saupoudrant) to sprinkle sugar on [fraises]; [miel, saccharine] to sweeten* * *sykʀe vt1) [thé, café] to put sugar in2) * (= supprimer) [allocation, subvention] to stop, [permis] to take awayIls lui ont sucré son permis. — They took his licence away.
* * *sucrer verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( rendre doux) [personne] to put sugar in [café, compote]; ( en saupoudrant) to sprinkle sugar on [fraises, framboises]; [miel, saccharine] to sweeten; je sucre avec du miel I use honey as a sweetener;B se sucrer◑ vpr1 ( prendre du sucre) to help oneself to sugar;2 [profiteur] to feather one's nest.sucrer les fraises to be doddery○.[sykre] verbe transitif1. [avec du sucre - café, thé] to sugar, to put sugar in ; [ - vin] to add sugar to, to chaptalize ; [ - fruits] to sprinkle with sugar2. [avec une matière sucrante] to sweeten3. (très familier) [supprimer - prime] to stop ; [ - réplique, passage] to do away with (inseparable)on lui a sucré son permis de conduire après son accident his driving licence was revoked after the accident————————[sykre] verbe intransitif————————se sucrer (très familier) verbe pronominal intransitif[s'enrichir] to feather one's own nest -
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1. LAT Distoechurus Peters2. RUS перьехвостые кускусы pl3. ENG pen-tailed [feather-tailed] phalangers, pen-tailed [feather-tailed] possums4. DEU Federschwanzbeutler pl5. FRA — -
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1. LAT Distoechurus pennatus Peters2. RUS перьехвостый кускус m3. ENG pen-tailed [feather-tailed] phalanger, pentailed [feather-tailed] possum4. DEU Federschwanzbeutler m5. FRA — -
15 assemblage à fausse languette
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16 bardage en clins
mfeather edged board, eatheredged weather boardsDictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > bardage en clins
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17 cannelure
f1) pintle2) joggle3) pin4) feather5) dowel6) spline7) flutingm1) stria2) flute3) quirk4) channel* * *fchannel, flute, furrow, groove, rib, spline, throatingDictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > cannelure
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18 cheville
f1) dowel2) pintle3) dowel pin4) pin5) joggle6) feather7) spline* * *fdowel, peg, pin, spike, sprig, treenailDictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > cheville
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19 clavette
f1) valve2) wedge3) key4) bib valve5) bib tap* * *fcotter cotter pin, feather, fixing pin, key, pin, slip tongue, spline, wedgeDictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > clavette
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20 couronnement biseauté
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