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1 poteau
masculine noun( = pilier) post* * *coiffer quelqu'un au poteau — lit, fig to overtake GB ou pass US somebody at the finishing line
avoir des jambes comme des poteaux — (colloq) to have legs like tree trunks
Phrasal Verbs:* * *pɔtopoteaux pl nmIl s'est appuyé contre un poteau. — He leant against a post.
* * *1 ( grand piquet) post; (au football, rugby) goalpost; poteau de départ/d'arrivée starting/finishing post; coiffer qn au poteau lit, fig to overtake GB ou pass US sb at the finishing line; les traîtres au poteau! death to the traitors!; avoir des jambes comme des poteaux○ to have legs like tree trunks;poteau électrique electricity pole (supplying domestic power lines); poteau d'exécution execution post; poteau indicateur signpost; poteau télégraphique telegraph pole.( pluriel masculin poteaux) [pɔto] nom masculinpoteau télégraphique telegraph pole ou postentre les poteaux between the goal posts ou the uprights[dans une course]se faire coiffer au ou battre sur le poteau (d'arrivée) -
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3 finish
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4 juge
juge [ʒyʒ]masculine noun• oui, Monsieur le Juge yes, your Honour► juge de proximité ≈ lay judge* * *ʒyʒnom masculin1) Droit judgele juge Morin — gén Judge Morin; ( des juridictions supérieures) Mr ou Mrs Justice Morin
oui, Monsieur le juge — yes, Your Honour [BrE]
2) (de jeu, concours) judge3) ( personne compétente) judge•Phrasal Verbs:* * *ʒyʒ nm/f1) (= magistrat) judge2) (personne exprimant un jugement) judgeje vous laisse juge de... — I'll let you be the judge of...
* * *juge nm1 ⇒ Les métiers et les professions, Les titres de politesse Jur judge; elle est juge she is a judge; le juge Morin gén Judge Morin; ( des juridictions supérieures) Mr ou Mrs Justice Morin; oui, Monsieur le juge yes, Your HonourGB; comparaître devant le juge to appear before the court; être à la fois juge et partie to be judge and jury;2 (de jeu, concours) judge;3 ( personne compétente) judge; être bon/mauvais juge to be a good/bad judge; être son propre juge to be one's own judge; se faire juge de qch to be the judge of sth; je te laisse juge de la situation I'll let you be the judge of the situation; tu es seul juge only you can tell.juge aux affaires matrimoniales Jur judge specializing in matrimonial affairs; juge de l'application des peines Jur judge appointed to oversee conditions of a prisoner's sentence; juge de chaise Sport umpire; juge des enfants Jur judge dealing in cases involving minors; juge de filet Sport net cord judge; juge d'instruction Jur examining magistrate; juge de ligne Sport lines judge; juge de paix ≈ justice of the peace; juge des référés Jur judge in chambers; juge de touche Sport linesman; juge des tutelles Jur judge administering the property of people under guardianship.[ʒyʒ] nom masculinjamais, Monsieur le juge! never, Your Honour!les juges ≃ the Benchêtre nommé juge to be appointed judge ≃ to be raised to the Bench (UK), ≃ to be appointed to the Bench (US)aller/se retrouver devant le juge to appear/to end up in courtjuge de l'application des peinesjudge who follows up the way an individual sentence is carried out during probation and post-release periods2. [personne compétente]être bon/mauvais juge en matière de to be a good/bad judge ofjuge de filet/fond net cord/foot fault judgeb. RUGBY linesman, touch judge4. BIBLEle Livre des Juges, les Juges the (Book of) Judges -
5 arrivée
arrivée [aʀive]feminine nouna. arrival ; [de course, coureur] finish• « arrivées » "arrivals"• à l'arrivée [de course] at the finishb. arrivée d'air/d'eau/de gaz ( = robinet) air/water/gas inlet ; ( = processus) inflow of air/water/gas* * *aʀive1) ( moment) arrivaldepuis son arrivée au pouvoir — since he/she came to power
je t'attendrai à l'arrivée (du train) — I'll meet you off GB ou at US your train
2) ( de course) finish3) Technologie inlet* * *aʀive nf1) [train, visiteur, courrier] arrival3) TECHNIQUE -
6 fil
n. m.1. 'Tape', finishing line. Etre coiffé sur le fil: To get pipped at the post. (Although the expression originated in the sporting world, it is often used figuratively in other contexts.)2. Le fil (abbr. lefilage): Card-sharp's manipulation of a deck enabling him to cut the pack where he wishes.3. Avoir le fil: To be 'on the ball', to be sharp.4. Avoir un fil à la patte: To have matrimonial ties. Se mettre un fil a lapatte: To get 'spliced', 'hitched', to get married.5. Un vrai fil: A mere slip of a girl, a hyperslender woman.6. Donner du fil a retordre a quelqu'un: To 'lead someone a merry dance', to give someone a lot of trouble.7. Sécher sur le fil: To be 'stood up', to be kept waiting.8. Coup de fil: 'Buzz on the phone', telephone call. Il m'a donné un coup de fil: He gave me a tinkle. 'Y a ta mere au bout du fil: It's your Mum on the phone.9. C'est cousu de fil blanc (of plot): You can see right through it—It's not a very discreet ploy.10. Ne pas avoir inventé le fil à couper le beurre: To be more than a trifle dim (also: ne pas avoir inventé la poudre).
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