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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > flush away
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English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > flush away
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Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > flush away
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смыть.English-Russian dictionary of terms for geological exploration drilling > flush away
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otplaviti; sprati; odnijeti spiranjem* * *
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verbo transitivo fare scomparire [waste, evidence]* * *vt + adv(down lavatory) buttare nel gabinetto (e tirare l'acqua)* * *verbo transitivo fare scomparire [waste, evidence] -
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v.1 echar por el inodoro, echar al váter, tirar al inodoro.2 jalar la bomba. -
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The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > flush away
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A n1 ( blush) (on cheeks, skin) rougeur f ; ( in sky) lueur f ; there was a flush in her cheeks elle avait les joues rouges ;2 ( surge) a flush of un élan de [pleasure, excitement, desire, pride] ; un accès de [anger, shame] ; in the first flush of success/victory dans l'ivresse du succès/de la victoire ; they were no longer in the first flush of youth ils n'étaient plus de la première jeunesse ;B adj2 ○ ( rich) to be/feel flush être/se sentir en fonds.C vtr1 ( clean with water) to flush the toilet tirer la chasse (d'eau) ; to flush sth down the toilet faire partir qch dans les toilettes ; to flush (out) a pipe/drain with water nettoyer un tuyau/une canalisation à grande eau ;2 ( colour) to flush sb's cheeks/face empourprer les joues/le visage de qn.D vi1 ( redden) rougir (with de) ;2 ( operate) the toilet doesn't flush la chasse d'eau ne fonctionne pas ; we heard the toilet flush on a entendu le bruit de la chasse d'eau.■ flush away:▶ flush [sth] away, flush away [sth] faire partir [waste, evidence].■ flush out:▶ flush out [sb/sth] débusquer [sniper, rebel, spy] ; déloger [pest, rodent] ; to flush sb/sth out of faire sortir qn/qch de [shelter, hiding place]. -
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flush [flʌʃ]1 noun(a) (facial redness) rougeur f;∎ to bring a flush to sb's cheeks (compliment, crude joke) faire rougir qn; (wine) mettre le feu aux joues à qn∎ in the full flush of youth dans tout l'éclat de la jeunesse;∎ in the first flush of victory/success dans l'ivresse de la victoire/du succès(c) (on toilet → device) chasse f (d'eau);∎ to pull the flush tirer la chasse (d'eau);∎ with a single flush en tirant la chasse (d'eau) une seule fois;∎ to give sth a (good) flush (out) (drains, pipes etc) nettoyer qch à grande eau(d) (in card games) flush m(a) (face, person) rougir;∎ his face flushed scarlet il est devenu écarlate;∎ to flush with embarrassment rougir d'embarras;∎ I can't drink punch, it makes me flush je ne peux pas boire de punch, ça me met le feu aux joues∎ it's not flushing properly la chasse d'eau ne marche pas bien;∎ the toilet flushes automatically la chasse d'eau fonctionne automatiquement;∎ the toilet keeps on flushing la chasse d'eau n'arrête pas de couler(a) (cheeks, face) empourprer;∎ the exercise had flushed their cheeks l'exercice leur avait fait monter le sang au visage∎ to flush the toilet tirer la chasse (d'eau);∎ you flush it by pushing this button/pulling this chain pour actionner la chasse d'eau, appuyez sur le bouton/tirez sur la chaîne;∎ to flush sth down the toilet/sink jeter qch dans les toilettes/l'évier(a) (level → surface) de niveau; (→ door, lock) encastré; (→ screw, nail) noyé; (→ rivet) à tête noyée ou perdue;∎ flush mounted monté à fleur;∎ flush with the side of the cupboard dans l'alignement du placard;∎ flush with the ground au niveau du sol, à ras de terre∎ feeling flush today, are you? tu es en fonds aujourd'hui?□(c) Typography justifié;∎ flush left/right justifié à gauche/droite5 adverb(a) (fit, be positioned)∎ this piece has to fit flush into the frame ce morceau doit être de niveau avec la charpente∎ set flush left/right justifié à gauche/droite(in toilet) jeter dans les toilettes; (in sink) jeter dans l'évier(down toilet) partir;∎ it wouldn't flush away ça ne voulait pas partir(b) Hunting (animal) faire sortir, lever; figurative (person) faire sortir; (undercover agents) forcer à se trahir; (truth) faire éclater
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