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121 aller retour
1) (= trajet) round tripIl a fait l'aller retour en dix heures. — He did the round trip in ten hours., He went there and back in ten hours.
2) (= billet) return Grande-Bretagne (ticket), round-trip USA ticketJe voudrais un aller retour pour Londres. — I'd like a return to London.
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122 rabattre
I.v. trans. Rabattre les oreilles à quelqu'un: To 'witter on' about something to someone, to harp on ad nauseam. (This is a corruption of the accepted expression rebattre les oreilles à quelqu'un which is losing ground to the colloquial one.)II.v. intrans. To come back, to return (often with unfriendly intentions).III.v. pronom.1. (of motorist, etc.): To swerve back onto the correct side of the road to avoid oncoming traffic.2. To return to an old haunt, to come back to familiar surroundings. -
123 rappliquer
v. intrans. & v. pronom.1. To 'show up', to 'turn up', to arrive (often with some sense of urgency). Les clilles ont rappliqué en masse, à ces prix c'est normal! At those prices customers were falling over themselves, and who could blame them?!2. To come back, to return. Si tu veux garder ton job, t'as intérêt a rappliquer avant qu'on embauche un autre mec! If you value your post you'd better come back before we take on someone else! (Although strictly speaking the verb rappliquer is just as likely to occur in its pronominal form as the intransitive, se rappliquer seems to refer more to a 'hasty arrival', than a 'leisurely return'.) -
124 aile en retour
fel (US), ell (US), return wing (UK)Dictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > aile en retour
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125 aller et retour
m(plomberie) feed and returnDictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > aller et retour
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126 bloc d’angle
mangle block, corner block, corner return blockDictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > bloc d’angle
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127 bouche de reprise
Dictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > bouche de reprise
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128 clapet de non retour
Dictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > clapet de non retour
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