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rubber ['rʌbə(r)](ball, gloves, hose) en ou de caoutchouc; (bullet) en caoutchouc;∎ American familiar Politics the rubber chicken circuit = série de visites dans de petites villes au cours d'une campagne électorale2 noun(a) (material) caoutchouc m;∎ figurative my legs feel like rubber j'ai les jambes en coton;(d) (in bridge, whist) robre m, rob m;∎ to play a rubber faire un robre►► rubber band élastique m;American rubber boots bottes fpl en caoutchouc;rubber cement dissolution f de caoutchouc;rubber dinghy canot m pneumatique;Botany rubber plant caoutchouc m, ficus m;rubber plantation plantation f d'hévéas;rubber planter planteur(euse) m,f d'hévéas;rubber ring bouée f (de natation);rubber stamp tampon m ou timbre m en caoutchouc;familiar rubber stamp parliament = parlement qui ne fait qu'entériner les lois;Botany rubber tree hévéa m -
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rubber [ˈrʌbər]1. nouna. ( = material) caoutchouc mc. ( = condom) (inf!) préservatif m2. adjectivede or en caoutchouc3. compounds* * *['rʌbə(r)] 1.1) ( substance) caoutchouc m2) GB ( eraser) gomme f3) ( for cleaning) chiffon m4) (colloq) US ( condom) préservatif m, capote (colloq) f5) ( in games) partie f2. -
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1) (( also adjective) (of) a strong elastic substance made from the juice of certain plants (especially the rubber tree), or an artificial substitute for this: Tyres are made of rubber; rubber boots.) (de) caoutchouc2) ((also eraser) a piece of rubber used to rub out pencil etc marks: a pencil, a ruler and a rubber.) gomme à effacer3) ((slang) a condom.)4) (a rubber band.)•- rubbery- rubber band - rubber stamp -
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[bænd] I noun1) (a strip of material to put round something: a rubber band.) bande2) (a stripe of a colour etc: a skirt with a band of red in it.) bande3) (in radio etc, a group of frequencies or wavelengths: the medium waveband.) bandeII 1. noun1) (a number of persons forming a group: a band of robbers.) bande2) (a body of musicians: a brass band; a dance band.) orchestre2. verb(to unite or gather together for a purpose: They banded together to oppose the building of the garage.) se liguer -
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A n1 Mus ( rock) groupe m (de rock) ; ( army) clique f ; ( municipal) fanfare f ; brass/jazz band orchestre m de cuivres/de jazz ;2 ( with common aim) groupe m (of de) ;3 (of light, colour, land) bande f ;5 GB (of age, income tax) tranche f ;7 ( for binding) (ribbon: for hair, hat) ruban m ; ( around waist) ceinture f ; ( around neck) col m ; ( around arm) brassard m ; ( around head) bandeau m ; rubber ou elastic GB band élastique m ;B vtr1 GB Sch classer [qch] par niveaux ;2 ( stripe) border.■ band together se réunir (to do pour faire). -
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band [bænd]a. ( = strip) bande f• to vary within a narrow band [figures, prices] varier à l'intérieur d'une fourchette étroiteb. ( = group) bande f* * *[bænd]2) ( with common aim) groupe m (of de)3) (of light, colour, land) bande f4) Radio bande f5) GB (of age, income tax) tranche f6) ( for binding) (for hair, hat) ruban m; ( around waist) ceinture f; ( around neck) col m; ( around arm) brassard m; ( around head) bandeau m8) ( ring) anneau m•Phrasal Verbs: -
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( also rubber band) (a small thin piece of rubber for holding things together or in place: He put an elastic band round the papers.) élastique -
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elastic [ɪ'læstɪk](a) (material) élastique(b) figurative (timetable, arrangements, concept) souple; (word, moral principles) élastique, souple; (working hours, price, demand) élastique2 noun(a) (material) élastique m►► British elastic band élastique m, caoutchouc m;elastic stockings bas mpl anti-varices -
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1 noun∎ with a snap of his fingers en claquant des doigts;∎ to open/to close sth with a snap ouvrir/refermer qch d'un coup sec;∎ the branch broke with a snap la branche a cassé avec un bruit sec∎ to make a snap at sb/sth essayer de mordre qn/qch;∎ the dog made a snap at the bone le chien a essayé de happer l'os∎ to take a snap of sb prendre qn en photo;∎ holiday snaps photos fpl de vacances∎ to play snap ≃ jouer à la bataille∎ a cold snap, a snap of cold weather une vague de froid∎ put some snap into it! allez, mettez-y un peu de nerf!∎ it's a snap! c'est simple comme bonjour!(k) (in American football) remise f directe∎ she made a snap decision to go to Paris elle décida tout à coup d'aller à Paris;∎ the President made a snap decision to send troops le Président décida immédiatement d'envoyer des troupes;∎ to call a snap election procéder à une élection surprise∎ to snap sth in two or in half casser qch en deux d'un coup sec(b) (crack → whip, fingers, rubber band) faire claquer;∎ she snapped her case shut elle ferma sa valise d'un coup sec;∎ she only needs to snap her fingers and he comes running il lui suffit de claquer des doigts pour qu'il arrive en courant;∎ to snap one's fingers at sb (to gain attention) faire claquer ses doigts pour attirer l'attention de qn; (mockingly) faire la nique à qn;∎ they snapped their fingers at the idea ils ont rejeté l'idée avec mépris(c) (say brusquely) dire d'un ton sec ou brusque;∎ "no", he snapped "non", dit-il d'un ton sec;∎ to snap an order at sb lancer un ordre à qn d'un ton sec∎ she snapped the letter out of my hand elle m'a arraché la lettre des mains(a) (break → branch) se casser net ou avec un bruit sec, craquer; (→ elastic band) claquer; (→ rope) se casser, rompre;∎ to snap in two se casser net(b) (make cracking sound → whip, fingers, jaw) claquer;∎ to snap open/shut s'ouvrir/se fermer avec un bruit sec ou avec un claquement;∎ familiar snap to it! grouille-toi!, magne-toi!∎ after his divorce he just snapped après son divorce, il a craqué∎ to snap at sb parler à qn d'un ton sec;∎ there's no need to snap! tu n'as pas besoin de me/lui/ etc parler sur ce ton-là!∎ to snap at chercher à ou essayer de mordre;∎ the dog snapped at his ankles le chien essayait de lui mordre les chevilles;∎ the fish snapped at the bait les poissons cherchaient à happer l'appât;∎ figurative the taxmen were beginning to snap at his heels les impôts commençaient à le talonner∎ tourists snapping away with their cameras des touristes qui n'arrêtent pas de prendre des photos∎ snap! ≃ bataille!∎ snap! tiens!□, quelle coïncidence!□ ;∎ my mother's a teacher - snap, so's mine! ma mère est prof - tiens! la mienne aussi!6 adverb∎ to go snap casser net►► American snap bean haricot m vert;snap fastener (press stud) bouton-pression m, pression f; (clasp → on handbag, necklace) fermoir m (à pression)(a) (trigger, elastic) revenir brusquement(b) (reply brusquely) répondre d'un ton sec➲ snap offcasser;∎ he snapped off a piece of chocolate il a cassé un morceau de chocolat;∎ familiar to snap sb's head off envoyer promener qn(se) casser net∎ to snap a light on allumer une lampe➲ snap out(question) poser d'un ton sec; (order, warning) lancer brutalement;∎ "stop!", he snapped out "arrête!", lança-t-il brutalement∎ snap out of it! (out of depression) secoue-toi!; (out of bad temper) arrête de t'énerver comme ça!;∎ he can't seem to snap out of this mood he's in il n'a pas l'air de vouloir changer d'humeur(a) (of dog, fish) happer, attraper(b) (bargain, offer, opportunity) sauter sur, se jeter sur;∎ the records were snapped up in no time les disques sont partis ou se sont vendus en un rien de temps;∎ the cakes/the best bargains were soon snapped up les gâteaux sont partis/les meilleures affaires sont parties très vite∎ snap it up! dépêchons! -
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[i'læstik] 1. adjective1) ((of a material or substance) able to return to its original shape or size after being pulled or pressed out of shape: an elastic bandage; Rubber is an elastic substance.) élastique2) (able to be changed or adapted: This is a fairly elastic arrangement.) élastique2. noun(a type of cord containing strands of rubber: Her hat was held on with a piece of elastic.) élastique- elastic band
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