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1 phare
phare [faʀ]1. masculine nounb. [de voiture] headlight2. invariable adjective[entreprise, produit, secteur, pays, titre boursier] leading* * *faʀ
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nom masculin1) Automobile headlight, headlamp2) Nautisme lighthouse
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(-)phare (in compounds)société/industrie(-)phare — flagship company/industry
Phrasal Verbs:* * *faʀ1. nm1) (en mer) lighthouseOn voit le phare depuis le pont du bateau. — You can see the lighthouse from the ship's deck.
2) [aéroport] beacon3) [véhicule] headlight, headlamp Grande-BretagneIl a laissé les phares de sa voiture allumés. — He left his headlights on.
se mettre en phares; mettre ses phares — to put on one's headlights
2. adj* * *A nm1 Aut headlight, headlamp; allumer or mettre ses phares to switch on one's headlights; se mettre en pleins phares to switch the headlights on full beam GB, to put the high beams on US;2 Naut lighthouse; gardien de phare lighthouse keeper;B (-)phare ( in compounds) film/œuvre(-)phare seminal film/work; pays(-)phare influential country; action/année/site(-)phare key share/year/site.phare antibrouillard fog-light; phare à iode quartz halogen light; phare à longue portée high-intensity light.[far] nom masculinphare à éclipses ou occultations occulting lightphare à feu fixe/tournant fixed/revolving lightindustrie phare flagship ou pioneering industry -
2 vedette
vedette [vədεt]feminine nouna. ( = artiste, personnage en vue) star• les vedettes de l'écran/du cinéma screen/film starsb. ( = première place) avoir la vedette to have star billing* * *vədɛt
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1) ( célébrité) staravoir la vedette — [acteur, orateur] to have top billing
tenir la vedette — [acteur, événement] to be in the limelight
mettre quelqu'un/quelque chose en vedette — to turn the spotlight on somebody/something
2) Nautisme launch
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(-)vedette (in compounds)match vedette — big match GB ou game US
Phrasal Verbs:* * *vədɛt nf1) (= artiste) star2) (= rôle)avoir la vedette — to top the bill, to get star billing
mettre qn en vedette — to give sb the starring role, figto push sb into the limelight
3) (= bateau) MILITAIRE patrol boat, [police] launch* * *A nf1 ( célébrité) star; vedette de cinéma film star, movie star US; une vedette de la politique a famous politician; l'événement a fait d'elle une vedette de l'actualité the event put her in the public eye; avoir la vedette [acteur, orateur] to have top billing; tenir la vedette [acteur, événement] to be in the limelight; partager la vedette avec qn lit to share top billing with sb; partager la vedette avec qn/qch fig to share the limelight with sb/sth; se mettre en vedette to push oneself forward; mettre qn/qch en vedette to turn the spotlight on sb/sth;2 Naut (de police, pompiers) launch.B (-)vedette ( in compounds) joueur vedette star player; danseur vedette star; enfant vedette child star; mannequin vedette top model; match vedette big match GB ou game US; produit vedette biggest seller; titre or valeur vedette Fin blue chip.vedette américaine support (act); vedette de combat fast attack craft; vedette de croisière cabin cruiser; vedette lance-torpilles motor torpedo boat GB.[vədɛt] nom féminin1. [artiste] starvedette du petit écran/du cinéma TV/film starune vedette de la politique/du rugby a big name in politics/rugby3. [première place]avoir ou tenir la vedettea. THÉÂTRE to top the bill, to have star billingravir ou souffler la vedette à quelqu'un to upstage somebody6. [dans un texte] heading[dans un dictionnaire] headword————————en vedette locution adverbialemettre quelqu'un/quelque chose en vedette to put the spotlight on somebody/something
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