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battement [batmɑ̃]masculine nounb. [de cœur] beatc. ( = intervalle) deux minutes de battement ( = pause) a two-minute break ; ( = attente) two minutes' wait ; ( = temps libre) two minutes to spare* * *batmɑ̃nom masculin1) (de cœur, pouls) beating [U], beat2) (de pluie, tambour) beating [U]3) Musique, Physique beat4) ( d'ailes) flutter; ( de cils) fluttering [U]; ( de paupières) blinking [U]; ( de danseur) battement; ( de nageur) ( en crawl) flutter kick [U]; ( en brasse) frog kick [U]5) ( entre deux activités) break; ( attente) wait; ( période creuse) gap* * *batmɑ̃ nm1) [cœur] beat2) (= intervalle) interval (between classes, trains)un battement de 10 minutes; 10 minutes de battement — 10 minutes to spare
J'ai dix minutes de battement. — I've got ten minutes free., I've got ten minutes to spare.
* * *battement nm1 ( pulsation) (de cœur, pouls) beating ¢, beat; les battements réguliers du cœur Méd regular heartbeat (sg); avoir des battements de cœur to have palpitations;2 (de pluie, tambour) beating ¢; entendre des battements de tambour to hear drums; le battement des volets contre le mur the banging of the shutters against the wall;4 ( mouvement) ( d'ailes) flutter; ( de cils) fluttering ¢; ( de paupières) blinking ¢; ( de danseur) battement; ( de nageur) ( en crawl) flutter kick ¢; ( en brasse) frog kick ¢;5 ( entre deux activités) break; ( attente) wait; ( période creuse) gap; les professeurs ont du battement entre les cours teachers have some free time (in) between lessons;6 Phon flap.[batmɑ̃] nom masculinbattement de mains clapping, applause2. SPORTa. [palpitations] I suffer from palpitationsb. [émotion] my heart's beating ou pounding5. [pause] break[attente] wait
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