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sort [sɔ:t]1. noun• ... and all sorts of things... et toutes sortes de choses encore• what sort do you want? quelle sorte voulez-vous ?• what sort of behaviour is this? qu'est-ce que c'est que cette façon de se conduire ?• what sort of an answer do you call that? vous appelez ça une réponse ?• I know his sort! je connais les gens de son espèce !• there was a sort of box in the middle of the room il y avait une sorte de boîte au milieu de la pièce► sort of (inf)I was sort of frightened that... j'avais un peu peur que... + ne + subj• aren't you pleased? -- sort of! tu n'es pas content ? -- bof ! (inf)• this is wrong -- nothing of the sort! c'est faux -- certainement pas !• I'll do nothing of the sort! je n'en ferai rien !a. ( = separate into groups) trier[+ problem, situation] régler qch3. compounds[+ ideas] mettre de l'ordre dans ; [+ problem, difficulties] régler• can you sort this out for me? est-ce que vous pourriez régler ça pour moi ?• did you sort out with him when you had to be there? est-ce que tu as décidé avec lui l'heure à laquelle tu dois y être ?• to sort o.s. out régler ses problèmes• I'll sort him out! (inf)(British) (by punishing, threatening) je vais m'occuper de lui !* * *[sɔːt] 1.1) (kind, type) sorte f, genre mbooks, records - that sort of thing — des livres, des disques, ce genre de choses
that's my sort of holiday GB ou vacation US — c'est le genre de vacances que j'aime
an odd ou strange sort of chap — un drôle de type
something of that ou the sort — quelque chose comme ça
nothing of the sort — ( not in the least) pas du tout
‘I'll pay’ - ‘you'll do nothing of the sort!’ — ‘je vais payer’ - ‘il n'en est pas question!’
2) ( in vague description) espèce f, sorte fsome sort of bird — une sorte or espèce d'oiseau
3) ( type of person)4) Computing tri m2.3.a duck of sorts ou of a sort — une sorte de canard
sort of adverbial phrase1) ( a bit)sort of cute — plutôt mignon/-onne
‘is it hard?’ - ‘sort of’ — ‘est-ce que c'est difficile?’ - ‘plutôt, oui’
2) ( approximately)4.transitive verb1) (classify, arrange) classer [data, files, stamps]; trier [letters, apples, potatoes]2) ( separate) séparer•Phrasal Verbs:- sort out••to be ou feel out of sorts — ( ill) ne pas être dans son assiette; ( grumpy) être de mauvais poil (colloq)
it takes all sorts (to make a world) — Prov il faut de tout pour faire un monde Prov
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