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1 circuit fermé
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2 circuit de ventilation fermée
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3 circuit de ventilation fermée
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4 canalisation en boucle
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5 boucler
boucler [bukle]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. [+ ceinture] to buckle• tu vas la boucler ! (inf!) will you shut up! (inf!)• la boucle est bouclée we've (or they've) come full circlec. ( = enfermer) (inf) to lock upd. ( = encercler) [+ quartier] to seal off2. intransitive verb[cheveux] to curl* * *bukle
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1) ( attacher) to fasten [ceinture de sécurité, bagages]2) (colloq) ( fermer) to lock [porte, coffre]3) (colloq) ( encercler) [police] to cordon off [quartier]; to close [frontière]4) ( achever) to complete [enquête]; to close [dossier]; to sign [accord]5) ( en finance) to balance [budget]6) ( dans la presse) to put [something] to bed [journal, édition]7) (colloq) ( mettre en prison) to lock [somebody] up
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verbe intransitif [cheveux] to curl••* * *bukle1. vt1) (= fermer) [ceinture] to fasten2) [magasin] to shut3) (= terminer) to finish off, [circuit] to completeboucler la boucle AVIATION — to loop the loop
4) [budget] to balance5) (= enfermer) to shut away, [condamné] to lock up6) [quartier] to seal off2. vifaire boucler [cheveux] — to curl
* * *boucler verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( attacher) to fasten [ceinture de sécurité, valise, bagages];3 ○( encercler) [police, gendarmes] to cordon off, surround [quartier, secteur, territoire]; to close [frontière];4 ( achever) to complete [enquête, saison, projet, disque]; to close [dossier]; to sign [accord]; l'enquête a été bouclée en un mois the enquiry GB ou investigation US was completed in one month;5 Fin to balance [budget]; to settle [financement]; boucler un bilan to balance the books; boucler une OPA to clinch a takeover bid; boucler le mois/les fins de mois to make ends meet at the end of the/each month;6 Presse to put [sth] to bed [journal, édition]; on a bouclé le journal à 19 h we put the paper to bed at 7 pm;7 ○( mettre en prison) [police, justice] to lock [sb] up [malfaiteur, meurtrier]; faire boucler qn to get sb locked up.B vi [cheveux] to curl; ses cheveux bouclent naturellement his/her hair curls naturally; se faire boucler les cheveux to have one's hair curled.la boucler to shut up; boucle-la◑! shut your trap◑!; boucler la boucle to come full circle; le héros retrouve son fils, la boucle est bouclée the hero finds his son and things have come full circle.[bukle] verbe transitif2. [dans une opération policière]boucler une avenue/un quartier to seal off an avenue/area4. [mettre un terme à - affaire] to finish off (separable), to settle ; [ - programme de révisions] to finish (off)5. [équilibrer]6. AÉRONAUTIQUEla boucle est bouclée, on a bouclé la boucle we're back to square one7. [cheveux, mèches] to curl————————[bukle] verbe intransitif————————se boucler verbe pronominal -
6 boucle
boucle [bukl]feminine noun* * *bukl1) (de ceinture, chaussure) buckle2) ( de cheveux) curl; (de lacet, corde) loop; ( de lettre) loop3) Télévision, Vidéo4) Informatique loop•Phrasal Verbs:* * *bukl nf1) (= forme, figure) loopLa boucle est bouclée. — We've come full circle.
2) (circuit) loop3) INFORMATIQUE loop4) (= objet) buckle5) (de cheveux) curl* * *boucle nf1 (de ceinture, chaussure) buckle; une boucle en métal a metal buckle;2 ( de cheveux) curl; (de lacet, corde) loop; ( de lettre) loop; de belles boucles blondes lovely blonde curls; faire une boucle avec une corde to make a loop with a rope; la boucle du ‘l’ the loop of the ‘l’;4 Ordinat loop.boucle d'oreille earring.[bukl] nom féminin1. [de cheveux] curl2. [de ceinture] buckle[de lacet] loop3. INFORMATIQUE loopboucle d'oreille nom féminin -
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boucle [bukl]feminine noun* * *bukl1) (de ceinture, chaussure) buckle2) ( de cheveux) curl; (de lacet, corde) loop; ( de lettre) loop3) Télévision, Vidéo4) Informatique loop•Phrasal Verbs:* * *bukl nf1) (= forme, figure) loopLa boucle est bouclée. — We've come full circle.
2) (circuit) loop3) INFORMATIQUE loop4) (= objet) buckle5) (de cheveux) curl* * *boucle nf1 (de ceinture, chaussure) buckle; une boucle en métal a metal buckle;2 ( de cheveux) curl; (de lacet, corde) loop; ( de lettre) loop; de belles boucles blondes lovely blonde curls; faire une boucle avec une corde to make a loop with a rope; la boucle du ‘l’ the loop of the ‘l’;4 Ordinat loop.boucle d'oreille earring.[cheveux, barbe] curly[personne] curly-haired
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