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I.sac1 [sak]1. masculine nouna. bag ; (de grande taille, en toile) sack ; ( = cartable) (school)bag ; (à bretelles) satchel ; (pour achats) shopping bagb. ( = 10 francs) (inf!) dix/trente sacs one hundred/three hundred euros2. compoundsII.sac2 [sak]masculine noun* * *saknom masculin1) ( contenant) gén bag; (grossier, à usage commercial) sack2) ( contenu) bag(ful), sack(ful)3) Anatomie, Botanique sac4) ( pillage) sackmettre à sac — to sack [ville, région]; to ransack [boutique, maison]
•Phrasal Verbs:••l'affaire est dans le sac — (colloq) it's in the bag (colloq)
vider son sac — (colloq) to get it off one's chest
mettre dans le même sac — (colloq) to lump [something] together
* * *sak abr nmService d'action civique former Gaullist parapolice* * *sac nm1 ( contenant) gén bag; (grossier, à usage commercial) sack; sac de sport sports bag GB, gym bag US; sac à charbon/à patates coal/potato sack; sac de farine ( petit) flour bag; ( grand) flour sack;2 ( contenu) bag(ful), sack(ful); j'ai consommé trois sacs de charbon cet hiver I used three sacks of coal this winter;5 ◑( 10 francs) ten French francs.sac d'aspirateur dust bag, vacuum-cleaner bag; sac à bandoulière shoulder bag; sac de congélation freezer bag; sac de couchage sleeping bag; sac à dos rucksack GB, backpack; sac à dos à claie stretcher-frame rucksack GB ou backpack; sac à dos promenade daysack GB, knapsack US; sac d'embrouilles can of worms; sac herniaire Anat hernial sac; sac isotherme cool bag; sac lacrymal Anat lacrymal sac; sac à main handbag, purse US; sac à malices bag of tricks; sac (de) marin Naut kitbag GB, duffel bag US; sac de montagne rucksack GB, knapsack; sac de nœuds fig = sac d'embrouilles; sac d'os○ fig bag of bones; sac à papier○! nitwit○!; sac penderie suiter, suit bag; sac de plage beachbag; sac en plastique ( sans poignées) polythene bag; ( avec poignées) carrier bag; sac pollinique Bot pollen sac; sac polochon holdall; sac postal mail sack; sac poubelle bin liner GB, trash bag US, trash-can liner US; sac à provisions shopping bag, carry-all US; sac à puces○ fleabag○ GB, flea-infested animal; sac reporter bucket bag; sac de sable Constr, Mil sandbag; ( pour la boxe) punchbag GB, punching bag US; sac à viande○ (sleeping bag) liner; sac à vin○ (old) soak○; sac de voyage travel bag.l'affaire est dans le sac○ it's in the bag○; avoir plus d'un tour dans son sac to have more than one trick up one's sleeve; être habillé comme un sac (à patates) to look like a sack of potatoes; vider son sac○ to get it off one's chest; se faire prendre la main dans le sac to be caught red-handed; mettre dans le même sac to lump [sth] together, to tar [sth] with the same brush pej.[sak] nom masculinsac à dos rucksack, knapsackb. [à bandoulière] shoulder baga. [petit] plastic bagb. [noir] black bagsac de voyage overnight ou travelling bag3. (très familier) [argent]mettre quelque chose à sac to ransack ou to plunder ou to pillage something6. (familier & locution)méfie-toi, c'est un sac de nœuds, leur affaire be careful, that business of theirs is a real hornets' nestc'est un sac d'os he's all skin and bones ou a bag of bonessac à puces [chien] fleabagsac à vin drunk, lushêtre fagoté ou ficelé comme un sac to look like a feather bed tied in the middleça y est, l'affaire est ou c'est dans le sac! it's as good as done!, it's in the bag!attention, ne mettons pas le racisme et le sexisme dans le même sac! let's not lump racism and sexism together! -
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rucksack, backpack* * *nmbackpack, rucksack Grande-Bretagne* * *rucksack, knapsack -
4 sac à dos
haversack, knapsack, rucksack
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Knapsack — steht für: Knapsack (Hürth), ein Stadtteil von Hürth, nahe Köln den dort ansässigen Chemiepark Knapsack Knapsack Problem, siehe Rucksackproblem Knapsack Verfahren, siehe Merkle Hellman Kryptosystem einen Dampflok Typ der Friedrich Krupp AG, siehe … Deutsch Wikipedia
Knapsack — Knap sack , n. [D. knapzak; knappen to eat + zak a bag. See {Knap}, v. t., and {Sack}.] A case of canvas, leather, nylon, or other sturdy fabric, fitted with straps, for carrying on the back the food, clothing, or other supplies for a soldier or… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
knapsack — (n.) c.1600, from Low Ger. Knapsack (Du. knapzak), probably from knappen to eat lit. to crack, snap + Sack bag (see SACK (Cf. sack) (n.1)) … Etymology dictionary
knapsack — [n] backpack carryall, duffel bag, haversack, kit bag, pack, rucksack, satchel; concept 446 … New thesaurus
knapsack — ► NOUN ▪ a soldier s or hiker s bag with shoulder straps, carried on the back. ORIGIN Dutch knapzack, probably from German knappen to bite + zak sack … English terms dictionary
knapsack — [nap′sak΄] n. [Du knapzak < knappen (see KNAP1) + zak, a SACK1] a bag or case of leather, canvas, nylon, etc. worn on the back, as by soldiers or hikers, for carrying equipment or supplies … English World dictionary
knapsack — UK [ˈnæpˌsæk] / US noun [countable] Word forms knapsack : singular knapsack plural knapsacks a bag that you carry on your back … English dictionary
knapsack — 1. noun A case of canvas or leather, for carrying items on the back. Syn: rucksack, backpack 2. verb To go hiking while burdened with a knapsack, usually overnight (or longer.) My sleeping bag fell off my backpack into the water, while we were… … Wiktionary
knapsack — [17] The sack of knapsack is no doubt essentially the same word as English sack, but the knap presents slightly more of a problem. The term was borrowed from Low German knappsack, and so probably knapprepresents Low German knappen ‘eat’ – the bag … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
knapsack — [[t]næ̱psæk[/t]] knapsacks N COUNT A knapsack is a canvas or leather bag that you carry on your back or over your shoulder, for example when you are walking in the countryside … English dictionary
knapsack — [17] The sack of knapsack is no doubt essentially the same word as English sack, but the knap presents slightly more of a problem. The term was borrowed from Low German knappsack, and so probably knapprepresents Low German knappen ‘eat’ – the bag … Word origins