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1 dressing
dressing ['dresɪŋ]1 noun(a) (act of getting dressed) habillement m, habillage m∎ an oil and vinegar dressing une vinaigrette(c) (for wound) pansement m;∎ to apply a dressing mettre ou faire un pansement(e) (for cloth, leather) apprêt mBuilding industry moulures fpl, parement m►► old-fashioned dressing case trousse f de toilette, nécessaire m de toilette;dressing gown robe f de chambre, peignoir m;dressing room (at home) dressing-room m, dressing m, vestiaire m; (at gymnasium, sports ground) vestiaire m; Theatre loge f (d'acteur); American (in shop) cabine f d'essayage;Military dressing station poste m de secours;dressing table coiffeuse f, (table f de) toilette f;dressing up (children's activity) déguisement m -
2 dressing
dressing [ˈdresɪŋ]1. nounb. (for wound) pansement m2. compounds► dressing gown noun (British) robe f de chambre ; (made of towelling) peignoir m ; ( = negligée) déshabillé m* * *['dresɪŋ]1) Medicine pansement m2) ( sauce) sauce f3) US ( stuffing) farce f -
3 oil
A n1 ( for fuel) pétrole m ; ( for lubrication) huile f ; crude oil pétrole brut ; engine oil huile de moteur ; heating oil fioul m, mazout m ; to check the oil Aut vérifier le niveau d'huile ; to change the oil Aut faire la vidange ; to strike oil lit découvrir du pétrole ; fig découvrir une mine d'or ;2 ( for cooking) huile f ; corn/sunflower oil huile de maïs/tournesol ; to cook with oil cuisiner à l'huile ; an oil and vinegar dressing une vinaigrette ;3 Art ( medium) huile f ¢ ; to work in oils peindre à l'huile ; the portrait is (done) in oils c'est un portrait à l' huile ;5 (medicinal, beauty) huile f ; essential oils huiles fpl essentielles ; oil of cloves/lemon essence f de girofle/citron ;B modif [deposit, exporter, producer] de pétrole ; [prices] du pétrole ; [company, crisis, industry, exploration, production, terminal] pétrolier/-ière ; [imports, reserves] pétrolier/-ière ; an oil magnate un magnat du pétrole.C vtr2 Cosmet huiler [skin, hair].1 [hair, moustache] huilé ; [pistons, mechanism] huilé ; [seabird, animal] mazouté ; [cloth, paper, silk] huilé ;2 ○ ( drunk) bien beurré ○, ivre.oil and water do not mix on ne peut pas marier l'eau et le feu ; to oil the wheels mettre de l'huile dans les rouages. to pour oil on troubled waters apaiser les esprits. -
4 oil
oil [ɔɪl]1. nouna. (for car, cooking, painting) huile fb. ( = petroleum) pétrole m[+ machine] lubrifier3. compounds[industry, platform] pétrolier ; [prices] du pétrole* * *[ɔɪl] 1.1) ( for fuel) pétrole m; ( for lubrication) huile fheating oil — fioul m, mazout m
to check the oil — Automobile vérifier le niveau d'huile
to change the oil — Automobile faire la vidange
to strike oil — lit découvrir du pétrole; fig découvrir une mine d'or
2) ( for cooking) huile fcorn/sunflower oil — huile de maïs/tournesol
3) Art (medium, picture) huile f [U]5) (medicinal, beauty) huile f2.oil of cloves — essence f de girofle
noun modifier [ deposit, exporter, producer] de pétrole; [ prices] du pétrole; [ company, crisis, industry, reserves] pétrolier/-ière3.transitive verb huiler•• -
5 dressing
1) (something put on as a covering: We gave the rose-bed a dressing of manure.) apprêt2) (a sauce added especially to salads: oil and vinegar dressing.) sauce, assaisonnement3) (a bandage etc used to dress a wound: He changed the patient's dressing.) pansement -
6 vinegar
['viniɡə](a sour liquid made from wine, beer etc, used in seasoning or preparing food: Mix some oil and vinegar as a dressing for the salad.) vinaigre -
7 salad dressing
(a sauce for putting on salad, usually consisting of oil and vinegar and sometimes spices.) vinaigrette
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