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1 mill
A n2 Ind ( machine) ( for processing) machine-outil f ; ( for tooling metal) fraiseuse f ; ( for polishing) polissoir m ; ( roller) presse f ;3 Culin moulin m ;6 ○ ( fight) castagne ○ f.B vtr moudre [flour, pepper] ; fabriquer [steel] ; broyer [paper] ; filer [cotton] ; tisser [textiles] ; moleter [screw] ; fraiser [nut, bolt] ; denteler [coin] ; milled edge ( of coin) bord dentelé.there'll be trouble at t'mill ○ hum on va avoir des ennuis ; to go through the mill en voir de toutes les couleurs ○ ; to put sb through the mill mettre qn à rude épreuve.■ mill around, mill about grouiller. -
2 tool
tool [tu:l]1 noun(a) (instrument) outil m;∎ set of tools outillage m;∎ the tools of the trade les instruments mpl de travail;∎ you have to learn the tools of your trade on ne peut pratiquer un métier sans apprentissage;∎ the computer has become an essential tool for most businesses l'ordinateur est devenu un outil essentiel pour la plupart des entreprises;∎ to down tools cesser le travail, se mettre en grève, débrayer∎ to use sb as a tool utiliser qn;∎ he was nothing but a tool of the government (dupe) il n'était que le jouet ou l'instrument du gouvernement(c) Typography fer m de reliure(decorate → wood) travailler, façonner; (→ stone) sculpter; (→ book cover) ciseler;∎ tooled leather cuir m repousséfamiliar rouler□ (en voiture);∎ I was tooling along at 30 mph je roulais peinardement à 50 km/h►► Computing tool bar barre m d'outils;tool rack râtelier m à outils∎ all I ever did in high school was tool around with the guys je n'ai jamais rien fait au lycée à part traîner avec les copains➲ tool ups'équiper(a) (equip with tools) outiller, équiper;∎ they are preparing to tool up the new factory ils s'apprêtent à outiller ou équiper la nouvelle usine∎ to be tooled up (carrying weapons) être armé□
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