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1 gaz
gaz [gαz]1. invariable masculine nouna. gas2. compounds* * *gaz
1.
nom masculin invariable1) ( domestique) gas2) Chimie gas
2.
nom masculin pluriel1) Automobile air-fuel mixture (sg)mettre les gaz — (colloq) to step on the gas (colloq)
rouler à pleins gaz — (colloq) to go at full throttle
2) ( flatulence) wind (sg)•Phrasal Verbs:••il y a de l'eau dans le gaz — (colloq) there's trouble brewing
* * *ɡɒz nm invmettre les gaz AUTOMOBILES — to put one's foot down
* * *A nm inv1 Ind, Minér ( domestique) gas; baisser le gaz to turn down the gas; cuisiner au gaz to cook with gas; avoir le gaz to have gas; se chauffer au gaz to have gas heating; chaudière/compteur à gaz gas boiler/meter; cuisinière à gaz gas stove, gas cooker GB;B nmpl1 Mécan air-fuel mixture (sg); mettre les gaz○ fig to step on the gas○; rouler à pleins gaz○ to go at full throttle; le projet marche (à) pleins gaz○ the project is firing on all cylinders○;gaz asphyxiant asphyxiating gas ¢; gaz butane butane gas; gaz carbonique carbon dioxide; gaz de combat poison gas ¢; gaz d'échappement Aut exhaust fumes (pl); gaz hilarant laughing gas; gaz lacrymogène teargas; gaz des marais marsh gas; gaz moutarde mustard gas; gaz naturel natural gas; gaz parfait ideal gas; gaz rare rare gas; gaz sulfureux sulphurGB dioxide; gaz de ville mains gas.il y a de l'eau dans le gaz○ there's trouble brewing.[gaz] nom masculin invariable1. [pour le chauffage, l'éclairage] gasgaz asphyxiant/hilarant/lacrymogène asphyxiant/laughing/tear gas————————[gaz] nom masculin pluriel1. PHYSIOLOGIE2. [carburant]gaz brûlés ou d'échappement exhaust fumes
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