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1 câble
câble [kαbl]masculine noun* * *kɑblcâble porteur — ( de pont) suspension cable; ( de téléphérique) carrying cable
Phrasal Verbs:* * *kɒbl nm1) (= filin) cable2) TVle câble — cable, cable television, cablevision USA
* * *câble nm1 ( cordage) (en métal, synthétique) cable; ( en fibres végétales) rope; câble de frein brake cable; câble armé/coaxial/isolé armouredGB/coaxial/insulated cable; câble électrique electric cable; câble porteur ( de pont) suspension cable; ( de téléphérique) carrying cable;2 †TV cable television;3 †( télégramme) cable.câble d'amarrage Naut mooring rope; câble de démarrage Aut jump lead GB, jumper cable US; câble de direction guide cable; câble de halage Naut towrope; câble optique optical cable; câble de remorque ( de navire) towline; ( de grue) trailing cable.[kabl] nom masculin2. ÉLECTRICITÉ cable3. TÉLÉVISION5. INFORMATIQUE -
2 câblé
câble [kαbl]masculine noun* * *kɑblcâble porteur — ( de pont) suspension cable; ( de téléphérique) carrying cable
Phrasal Verbs:* * *kɒbl nm1) (= filin) cable2) TVle câble — cable, cable television, cablevision USA
* * *câble nm1 ( cordage) (en métal, synthétique) cable; ( en fibres végétales) rope; câble de frein brake cable; câble armé/coaxial/isolé armouredGB/coaxial/insulated cable; câble électrique electric cable; câble porteur ( de pont) suspension cable; ( de téléphérique) carrying cable;2 †TV cable television;3 †( télégramme) cable.câble d'amarrage Naut mooring rope; câble de démarrage Aut jump lead GB, jumper cable US; câble de direction guide cable; câble de halage Naut towrope; câble optique optical cable; câble de remorque ( de navire) towline; ( de grue) trailing cable.1. TÉLÉVISION [ville, région] with cable televisioncâblé nom masculin -
3 lâcher
lâcher [lα∫e]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verba. [+ main, proie] to let go of ; [+ bombes] to drop ; [+ pigeon, ballon] to release ; [+ chien] to unleash ; [+ frein] to release ; [+ juron] to come out with• lâche-moi ! let go of me!• tu me lâches ! (inf) leave me alone!b. ( = abandonner) [+ ami] to drop ; [+ études] to give up• il ne l'a pas lâché [importun, représentant] he wouldn't leave him alone* * *
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1. lɑʃe1) ( cesser de tenir) to drop [objet]; to let go of [corde, main]lâche-moi — lit let go of me; fig (colloq) give me a break (colloq), leave me alone
2) ( produire) to come out with [mot]; to reveal [information]; to let out [cri]3) ( laisser partir) to let [sb/sth] go [personne, animal]4) ( abandonner) to drop [ami, activité]
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se lâcher verbe pronominal (colloq) ( se décontracter) to let it all hang out (colloq), to let one's hair down
II lɑʃenom masculin (de ballons, d'oiseaux) release* * *lɒʃe1. vt1) [main] to let go ofIl n'a pas lâché ma main. — He didn't let go of my hand.
2) [verre] to dropIl a été tellement surpris qu'il a lâché son verre. — He was so surprised that he dropped his glass.
3) (= abandonner) to drop4) (= libérer) to release, to set free5) [mot, remarque] to come out with6) SPORT (= distancer) to leave behind7)2. vi1) (= se casser) [fil, corde] to break, to give way2) [freins] to failLes freins ont lâché. — The brakes failed.
3. nm[ballons, pigeons] release* * *lâcher verb table: aimerA nm (de ballons, d'oiseaux) release.B vtr1 ( cesser de tenir) to drop [objet]; to let go of [corde, branche]; lâchez vos armes! drop your guns!; ne lâche pas la corde! don't let go of the rope!; lâchez-moi le bras! let go of my arm!; lâche-moi lit let go of me; fig○ give me a break○, leave me alone; lâcher prise lit to lose one's grip; fig to give up; ⇒ proie;2 ( produire) to come out with [mot, phrase, juron, gaffe]; to reveal [information]; to let out [soupir, cri, pet, rot]; lâcher une rafale de mitraillette to fire a stream of bullets; il n'a pas lâché un mot de toute la soirée he didn't utter a word all evening; ⇒ bordée;3 ( laisser partir) to let [sb/sth] go [personne, animal, chariot]; il a lâché ses chiens he released his dogs; elle a lâché ses chiens sur lui she set her dogs on him; il ne m'a pas lâché une seconde he didn't leave me to myself for a second; il ne la lâche pas des yeux or du regard he never takes his eyes off her;4 ( abandonner) to drop [ami, associé, activité]; lâché par ses anciens amis dropped by his former friends; la peur ne la lâche plus depuis she's been in the grip of fear ever since;5 ○(accepter de donner, de vendre) to let [sth] go [objet]; lâcher de l'argent to cough up○; lâcher qch à qn to let sb have sth [argent, objet];6 Sport ( distancer) to break away from [concurrent]; il a lâché le peloton dans la montée he broke away from the main field on the slope.C vi ( céder) [corde, lien, nœud] to give way; [freins] to fail; [nerfs] to break.D se lâcher vpr1 ( cesser de se tenir) to let go;2 ○( se décontracter) to let it all hang out○, to let one's hair down.I[laʃe] nom masculinII[laʃe] verbe transitiflâcher la bonde ou les bondes à to give vent to2. [cesser de tenir] to let go of (inseparable)lâche-moi! let me go!, let go of me!3. AÉRONAUTIQUE [bombe] to drop[ballon] to launch4. [libérer - oiseau] to let loose, to release, to let go ; [ - chien] to let off, to unleash ; [ - animal dangereux] to set loose ; [ - meute, faucon] to sliplâcher le peloton to leave the rest of the field behind, to (stage a) break from the pack————————[laʃe] verbe intransitif
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