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1 scie circulaire portative
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2 caméra portative
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3 pharmacie portative or de voyage
Dictionnaire Français-Anglais > pharmacie portative or de voyage
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4 pharmacie
pharmacie [faʀmasi]feminine nouna. ( = magasin) pharmacy ; [d'hôpital] dispensaryb. ( = produits) medicines* * *faʀmasi1) Commerce chemist's (shop) GB, drugstore US, pharmacypharmacie de nuit — duty chemist's GB, night pharmacy US
pharmacie de garde — duty chemist's GB, pharmacy open on a Sunday or a holiday according to a rotating schedule
2) ( dans un hôpital) dispensary, pharmacy3) ( meuble) medicine cabinet4) ( discipline) pharmacy5) ( produits)la pharmacie — medicines (pl); ( dans un supermarché) health-care products (pl); Industrie pharmaceuticals (pl)
•Phrasal Verbs:* * *faʀmasi nf1) (= science) pharmacyfaire pharmacie * (= étudier la pharmacie) — to do pharmacy
2) (= magasin) chemist's Grande-Bretagne drugstore USA pharmacy3) (= officine) dispensary4) (= médicaments) medicines* * *pharmacie nf1 ⇒ Les métiers et les professions Comm chemist's (shop) GB, drugstore US, pharmacy; vendu exclusivement en pharmacie available only at the chemist's GB ou pharmacy US; pharmacie de nuit duty chemist's GB, night pharmacy US; pharmacie de garde duty chemist's GB, pharmacy open on a Sunday or a holiday according to a rotating schedule; pharmacie allopathique/homéopathique allopathic/homeopathic pharmacy;2 ( dans un hôpital) dispensary, pharmacy;3 ( meuble) medicine cabinet;4 ( discipline) pharmacy; ( science des médicaments) pharmacy; elle est en troisième année de pharmacie she's in her third year studying pharmacy;5 ( produits) la pharmacie medicines (pl); ( dans un supermarché) health-care products (pl); Ind pharmaceuticals (pl); le numéro un de la pharmacie en France France's top pharmaceuticals company; pharmacie allopathique/homéopathique allopathic/homeopathic remedies (pl).pharmacie portative or de voyage first-aid kit.[farmasi] nom féminin2. [meuble] medicine chest ou cabinet ou cupboard (UK)[boîte] first-aid box -
5 caméra
caméra [kameʀa]feminine noun* * *kameʀanom féminin (cine-)camera GB, movie camera US* * *kameʀa nfCINÉMA, TV camera, (d'amateur) cine-camera* * *caméra nf (cine-)camera GB, movie camera US; caméra de télévision TV camera; la caméra cachée TV candid camera.[kamera] nom féminin2. OPTIQUEcaméra électronique ou électronographique electronic camera -
6 manier
manier [manje]➭ TABLE 7 transitive verb* * *manje
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verbe transitif gén to handlebien manier le pinceau — fig to be a good painter
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se manier verbe pronominalse manier aisément — [outil] to be easy to handle; [voiture] to handle well
••manier la fourchette avec entrain — (colloq) hum to have a hearty appetite
il sait manier la brosse à reluire — (colloq) he's good at buttering people up (colloq)
* * *manje vt* * *manier verb table: plierA vtr2 ( utiliser) to handle [outil]; to use [langue]; manier l'ironie/le paradoxe to handle irony/paradox skilfullyGB; manier l'aviron to pull ou ply littér the oars; manier l'épée to wield the sword; manier l'aiguille avec dextérité to be skilled at needlework; bien manier la plume/le pinceau fig to be a good writer/painter;3 ( diriger) to handle [cheval, véhicule, personnes];B se manier vpr1 se manier aisément [outil] to be easy to handle; [voiture] to handle well;2 ◑= se magner.manier la fourchette avec entrain○ hum to have a hearty appetite; il sait manier la brosse à reluire○ he's good at buttering people up○.[manje] verbe transitif1. [manipuler - objet, somme] to handlefacile/difficile à manier easy/difficult to handleil sait manier l'ironie he knows how ou when to use irony————————se manier verbe pronominal intransitif -
7 portatif
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8 tronçonneuse
tronçonneuse [tʀɔ̃sɔnøz]feminine noun* * *tʀɔ̃sɔnøznom féminin chain saw* * *tʀɔ̃sɔnøz nf* * *tronçonneuse nf1 ( scie portative) chain saw;2 ( machine-outil) power saw.[trɔ̃sɔnøz] nom féminin
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portative — /pawr teuh tiv, pohr /, adj. 1. capable of being carried; portable. 2. having or pertaining to the power or function of carrying. n. 3. Also called portative organ. a small portable pipe organ used esp. during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance … Universalium
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Portative organ — A portative organ (portatif organ, portativ organ, or simply portative, portatif, or portativ) (from the Latin verb portare , to carry ) is a small pipe organ that consists of one rank of flue pipes and played while strapped to the performer at a … Wikipedia
portative organ — ▪ musical instrument small musical instrument played from the 12th through the 16th century, popular for secular music. It had one rank of flue pipes (producing a flutelike sound), sometimes arranged in rows to save space, and was slung… … Universalium
portative organ — portatif фр. [портати/ф] Portativ нем. [портати/в] portativo ит. [портати/во] portative organ англ. [потэти/в о/гэн] переносный орган … Словарь иностранных музыкальных терминов
portative organ — noun chiefly historical a small portable pipe organ. Origin C16: portative from OFr. portatif, ive, appar. an alt. of portatil, based on L. portare carry … English new terms dictionary
portative — adjective Etymology: Middle English portatif, from Middle French, from Latin portatus, past participle of portare Date: 14th century portable … New Collegiate Dictionary
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