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1 cellule
cellule [selyl]feminine noun* * *selyl1) ( en biologie) cellcellules nerveuses/sanguines — nerve/blood cells
2) (de prison, monastère, ruche) cell3) ( en sociologie) unit4) ( de parti) cell5) (en photo, informatique) cell6) ( d'électrophone) cartridge•Phrasal Verbs:* * *selyl nf1) BIOLOGIE cell2) [prisonnier, moine] cellen cellule disciplinaire (placement, enfermement) — in a punishment cell
3) (= petit groupe) cell* * *cellule nf1 Biol cell; cellules nerveuses/sanguines/végétales nerve/blood/plant cells; culture/greffe de cellules cell culture/transplant;2 (de prison, monastère, ruche) cell;3 ( d'isolement) faire six jours de cellule to do six days in solitary;4 Sociol unit; la famille est la cellule élémentaire de la société the family is the basic social unit;6 Phot cell; cellule photoélectrique photoelectric cell;7 Tech ( d'électrophone) cartridge;8 Aviat airframe;9 Ordinat cell.cellule de crise emergency committee; cellule de lecture Tech cartridge; cellule de réflexion think-tank.[selyl] nom féminincellule nerveuse/sanguine nerve/blood cell2. [élément constitutif] basic element ou unitcellule familiale family unit ou group3. [d'une ruche] cell4. [d'un prisonnier, d'un religieux] cell6. [groupe de travail]7. PHOTOGRAPHIE8. TECHNOLOGIE -
2 cachot
isolation cell; sometimes: punishment cellDictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > cachot
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3 cellule d’isolement
isolation cell; sometimes: punishment cellDictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > cellule d’isolement
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4 arg.mitard
isolation cell; sometimes: punishment cellDictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > arg.mitard
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5 disciplinaire
disciplinaire [disiplinεʀ]adjective* * *disiplinɛʀadjectif disciplinary* * *disiplinɛʀ adj* * *disciplinaire adj [commission, procédure, mesure] disciplinary; cellule disciplinaire punishment cell; internement disciplinaire Mil military detention.[disiplinɛr] adjectif -
6 cambron
n. m. 'Nick', jail, prison. (In military contexts, the word refers to the 'glasshouse' or 'cooler', i.e. a punishment cell.) -
7 coller
I.v. trans.1. To 'stump', to baffle someone as to an answer.2. Se faire coller (sch.): To get 'ploughed', to fail an exam.4. To pass on (an infection or a disease). Tu m'as collé ta grippe! I've caught your flu!5. Coller quelqu'un au bloc: To 'clap someone in the cooler', to put someone into the punishment cell.II.v. intrans.1. Ça colle! It's on! — It's O.K. by me! -I agree! Non, mon vieux, a ne colle pas! I'm afraid it's not on, old boy.2. Il m'a collé au train: He tailed me—He followed me everywhere.III.v. trans. reflex.1. To 'shack up', to set up home without being married.2. Se coller à la tâche: To 'pitch in', to get down to a task without further ado. Je veux des comptes à jour dès ce soir, collezvous-y! Get to it, I want those books up to date!IV.v. pronom. Se coller quelque chose:a To treat oneself to something.b To land oneself with something unpleasant, to inflict a chore upon oneself. Il s'est collé le plus fort du boulot: It was he who chose to do most of the work. -
8 kilo
n. m.1. 'Litre of plonk', bottle of cheap red wine. (The fact that 100 cl. of water weigh 1 kilogram explains this colloquial meaning.)2. (sch.): A half-day's detention.3. (mil.): 24 hours in the cooler, one day's detention in a punishment cell. -
9 mitarder
v. trans. To 'slam in the cooler', to clap into jail (usually into a punishment cell). -
10 séchoir
n. m. (Prison slang): 'Cooler', punishment cell. -
11 schtar
n. m. (also: schtard):1. 'Clink', 'nick', prison.2. Disciplinary cell.3. 'Glasshouse', military punishment block.
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