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1 colis piégé
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colis [kɔli]masculine noun* * *kɔlinom masculin parcelPhrasal Verbs:* * *kɔli nm* * *colis nm parcel.colis alimentaire food parcel; colis piégé parcel bomb; colis postal parcel sent by mail; colis postaux ( service) parcel post.[kɔli] nom masculin -
3 piéger
piéger [pjeʒe]➭ TABLE 3 et 6 transitive verb* * *pjeʒe1) lit to trap [animal, criminel]se faire or se laisser piéger — to get trapped
2) ( tromper) to trick, to trap [personne]3) to booby-trap [lettre, voiture]* * *pjeʒe vt1) [animal, personne] to trap2) (avec une bombe) to booby-trap* * *piéger verb table: assiéger vtr1 lit ( capturer) gén to trap [animal, criminel]; ( avec un collet) to snare [animal]; se faire or se laisser piéger to get trapped;2 ( tromper) to trick, to trap [personne]; je me suis fait piéger par une question à double sens I let myself be tricked by a double-edged question;3 ( munir d'un dispositif) to booby-trap [lettre, colis, voiture].[pjeʒe] verbe transitifje me suis fait piéger comme un débutant (figuré) I was taken in ou caught out like a complete beginner2. [voiture, paquet] to booby-trap -
4 piégé
piège [pjεʒ]masculine noun* * *pjɛʒnom masculin1) lit, fig trap2) ( difficulté) pitfall* * *pjɛʒ nmtendre un piège à qn — to lay a trap for sb, to set a trap for sb
* * *piège nm1 ( dispositif) ( engin) trap; ( collet) snare; ( fosse) pit; poser/tendre un piège to set/to lay a trap; prendre un animal au piège to catch an animal in a trap; être pris au piège to be caught in a trap; relever un piège to check a trap; le piège tendu n'a pas fonctionné the trap that had been set didn't work; l'animal pris au piège the trapped animal;2 ( stratagème) trap; tendre un piège à qn to set a trap for sb; il s'est laissé prendre au piège he walked into the trap; tomber dans un piège to fall into a trap; être pris au piège to get caught in a trap, to be trapped; être pris à son propre piège to fall into one's own trap; le piège s'est refermé sur lui he was caught in the trap;3 ( difficulté) pitfall; les pièges de la traduction gén the pitfalls of translation; ( d'un texte spécifique) the pitfalls in the translation; c'est un texte sans piège it's a straightforward text; la dictée comporte quelques pièges orthographiques the dictation has some tricky spellings; il y a un piège dans la formulation du sujet de dissertation there's a trap in the way the subject of the essay is formulated.piège à cons◑ con○; piège à ions Électron ion trap GB, beam bender US; piège à lapins rabbit snare; piège à loups mantrap; piège à oiseaux gin trap; piège à poux◑ beard; piège à rats lit rattrap; piège à renards gin trap.engin ou objet piégé booby traplettre/voiture piégée letter/car bomb
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