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perspire vi transpirer. -
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perspire [pə'spaɪə(r)]transpirer;∎ his hands were perspiring il avait les mains moites;∎ she was perspiring freely or heavily elle transpirait à grosses gouttes -
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(to lose moisture through the skin when hot; to sweat: He was perspiring in the heat.) transpirer -
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1 noun(a) (perspiration) sueur f, transpiration f;∎ sweat was dripping from his forehead son front était ruisselant de sueur;∎ I woke up covered in sweat je me suis réveillé en nage ou couvert de sueur ou tout en sueur;∎ the sweat was pouring off him il dégoulinait de sueur;∎ to break out in or to come out in a cold sweat avoir des sueurs froides;∎ she earned it by the sweat of her brow elle l'a gagné à la sueur de son front∎ British picking strawberries is a real sweat la cueillette des fraises est une vraie corvée;∎ can you give me a hand? - no sweat! peux-tu me donner un coup de main? - pas de problème!∎ to work oneself (up) into a sweat (about sth) se faire du mauvais sang (au sujet de qch);∎ there's no need to get into a sweat about it! pas la peine de te mettre dans des états pareils!(d) (on wall, surface) suintement m(a) (perspire) suer, transpirer;∎ the effort made him sweat l'effort l'a mis en sueur;∎ she was sweating profusely elle suait à grosses gouttes;∎ familiar to sweat like a pig suer comme un bœuf∎ my mother sweated over a hot stove from morning till night ma mère suait sur ses fourneaux du matin jusqu'au soir;∎ I'll make them sweat for this! ils vont me le payer!;∎ she's sweating over her homework elle est en train de suer sur ses devoirs∎ I was sweating in case he found out what I'd done j'avais la trouille qu'il découvre ce que j'avais fait;∎ I'm going to leave him to sweat for a while je vais le laisser mijoter un peu(a) (cause to perspire) faire suer ou transpirer;∎ the doctor recommended sweating the patient le médecin recommanda de faire transpirer le malade∎ to sweat blood suer sang et eau;∎ he sweated blood over this article il a sué sang et eau sur cet article;∎ familiar to sweat buckets suer comme un bœuf∎ we sweated the information out of him on lui a fait cracher le morceau∎ don't sweat it! pas de panique!;∎ familiar don't sweat the small stuff! n'en fais pas tout un plat!►► Anatomy sweat duct conduit m sudorifère;American familiar Finance sweat equity plus-value□ f (acquise grâce à des améliorations, au travail fourni etc);sweat gland glande f sudoripare;sweat suit survêtement m, jogging méliminer;∎ you should do some exercise to sweat off those excess pounds tu devrais faire un peu d'exercice pour éliminer ces kilos superflus∎ stay in bed and try to sweat out the cold restez au lit et essayez de transpirer pour faire partir votre rhume∎ to sweat it out prendre son mal en patience, tenir jusqu'au bout;∎ leave him to sweat it out laissez-le se débrouiller tout seul -
6 ITONIA
îtônia > îtônih.*\ITONIA v.t. tê-., faire transpirer qqn." têîtônih ", il fait transpirer, est dit du soleil. Sah1,1.Allem., was Einem schwitzen macht. SIS 1950,353 (teytoni).*\ITONIA v.réfl.,1.\ITONIA suer, transpirer.Esp., sudar (M f 110v s sudar).Angl., to sweat, perspire (K)." huel mîtônia ", il transpire beaucoup - one becomes very hot.Est dit à propos de la morsure du serpent chiyauhcôâtl. Sah11,77." cencah mîtôniah ", ils transpirent beaucoup. Est dit des chevaux espagnols. Sah12,40." in ihcuâc ôquimacaqueh pahtli cencah mîtônia, quîza in totônîliztli ", quand ils lui ont donné le remède, il transpire beaucoup, la fièvre s'en va - cuando se administro la medecina se suda mucho, sale la calendura.Est dit de la plante oquichpatli.Cod Flor XI 176r = ECN9,206 = Sah11,186." in cencah mîtônia înacayo ", celui dont le corps transpire beaucoup.Est dit à propos de la plante cococ xihuitl.Cod Flor XI 147r = ECN9,154 = Sah11,153." in titlah âyi in timîtônia in in titlatequipanoa ca monequi titênihzaz ", quand tu fais quelque chose, quand tu transpire, quand tu travail il est nécessaire que tu déjeunes - when thou dost something, when thou perspirest, when thou workest, it is necessary that thou art to break thy fast. Sah6,124 (timjtoja).2.\ITONIA transpirer, attirer l'humidité, en parlant de pierres mais aussi de grains de maïs." mîtônia ", elle transpire (it attracts moisture).Est dit de la pierre quetzalitztli. Sah11,222." mîtôniâni ", il attire l'humidité - it is one which attracts moisture.Est dit du jade châlchihuitl. Sah11,223." niman ye mîtônihticah, niman ye poxcahui ", alors ils attirent l'humidité, alors ils moisissent - then it is gathering moisture; then it swells. Est dit des grains de maïs qui viennent d'être semé. Sah11,289." mîtônihtoc ", (the kernels) spreads forming little droplets. Sah11,283.3.\ITONIA métaphor., souvent avec m-ahmana, exprime un dérèglement grave de la sensualité et des passions, être brutal ou pervers." ye mîtônia ", il est abruti, perverti (Olm.)." mîtônia, mahmana ", he is brutal, discorderly.Est dit du meurtrier. Sah10,38.Mais signifie 'perverse' en parlant d'une mauvaise fillette. Sah10,47." at mîtonia at mahmâna in monacayo ", ton corps peut-être transpire, peut-être se trouble-il - perhaps thy body becometh perverted, perverse. Evoque les troubles de la puberté. Sah6,215. -
7 freely
freely [ˈfri:lɪ]a. ( = unrestrictedly) [travel, elect] en toute liberté ; [talk, speak] librement• to move freely [person] se déplacer en toute libertéb. ( = willingly) [admit] volontiersc. ( = liberally) [spend] sans compter* * *['friːlɪ]1) ( without restriction) gen librement; [breathe] lit aisément; fig librement; ( abundantly) [spend, give] sans compter; [perspire] abondammentto move freely — [part of body] bouger aisément; [person] (around building, country) se déplacer librement
to be freely available — ( easy to find) se trouver facilement; ( accessible) être ouvert à tous
2) ( willingly) volontiers3) [translate, adapt] librement -
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1 ( without restriction) [act, travel, sell] librement ; [speak] librement, franchement ; [breathe] lit aisément ; fig librement ; ( abundantly) [spend, give] sans compter ; [perspire] abondamment ; to move freely [part of body] bouger aisément ; [machinery] jouer librement ; [person] (around building, country) se déplacer librement ; to be freely available ( easy to find) [commodity, drug, help, information] se trouver facilement ; ( accessible) [information, education] être ouvert à tous ; wine flowed freely le vin coulait à profusion ;2 ( willingly) [admit, confess] volontiers ;3 ( not strictly) [translate, adapt] librement. -
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freely ['fri:lɪ](a) (without constraint) librement;∎ can I speak freely? puis-je parler librement?;∎ she made her confession freely elle a avoué de son plein gré;∎ I freely admit that… j'avoue sans peine que…;∎ traffic is moving freely again la circulation est redevenue fluide;∎ the book is now freely available on peut se procurer le livre facilement maintenant;∎ the wine was flowing freely le vin coulait à flots∎ the plant grows freely in hot countries cette plante pousse en abondance dans les pays chauds
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Perspire — Per*spire , v. t. To emit or evacuate through the pores of the skin; to sweat; to excrete through pores. [1913 Webster] Firs . . . perspire a fine balsam of turpentine. Smollett. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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