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scatter ['skætə(r)]∎ don't scatter your toys all over the room n'éparpille pas tes jouets partout dans la pièce;∎ papers had been scattered all over the desk le bureau était jonché ou couvert de papiers∎ she scattered crumbs for the birds elle a jeté des miettes de pain aux oiseaux;∎ to scatter seeds semer des graines à la volée∎ my friends are scattered all over the world mes amis sont dispersés aux quatre vents ou un peu partout dans le monde(a) (people, clouds) se disperser;∎ they told us to scatter ils nous ont dit de partir(b) (beads, papers) s'éparpiller3 noun(a) (of rice, bullets) pluie f;∎ a scatter of farms on the hillside quelques fermes fpl éparpillées à flanc de coteau(b) (in statistics) dispersion f►► scatter bomb obus m à mitraille, shrapnel m, shrapnell m;scatter cushion petit coussin m;Mathematics scatter diagram diagramme m de dispersion;scatter rug petit tapis m, carpette féparpiller -
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scatter [ˈskætər][clouds, crowd] se disperser3. noun4. compounds* * *['skætə(r)] 1.1) (of houses, stars, papers) éparpillement m (of de)2) ( statistics) dispersion f2.transitive verb (also scatter around, scatter about) ( throw around) répandre [seeds, earth]; éparpiller [books, papers, clothes]; disperser [debris]3.intransitive verb [people, animals, birds] se disperser -
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A n1 (of houses, stars, papers) éparpillement m (of de) ;2 Stat dispersion f.B vtr1 ( also scatter around, scatter about) ( throw around) répandre [seeds, earth] ; éparpiller [books, papers, clothes] ; disperser [debris] ; to be scattered around ou about [people, islands, buildings, books] être éparpillé ; to be scattered with sth être jonché de qch ;3 Phys disperser [electrons, light].C vi [people, animals, birds] se disperser. -
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['skætə]1) (to (make) go or rush in different directions: The sudden noise scattered the birds; The crowds scattered when the bomb exploded.) (se) disperser2) (to throw loosely in different directions: The load from the overturned lorry was scattered over the road.) éparpiller•- scattering - scatterbrain - scatterbrained -
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Stups., Labo. diagramme de dispersion (ou de diffusion)English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > scatter diagram
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Stups., Labo. diagramme de dispersion (ou de diffusion)English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > scatter diagram chart
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A.\CUAXELOA cuaxeloa >cuaxeloh.*\CUAXELOA v.t. tla-., répandre (des ordures, du fumier, du maïs, etc.).Esp., lo riega (basura, abono, maíz, etc.), lo desperdiga, lo alborota, lo frota (T).Angl., to scatter trash, manure, corn, etc. (K).*\CUAXELOA v.réfl., se disperser.Esp., se riegan, se desperdigan (animal, etc.) (T)Angl., for animals and the like to scatter, separate (K).B.\CUAXELOA cuâxeloa > cuâxeloh.*\CUAXELOA v.réfl., déborder.Esp., se quita (p.ej. de un costal que tiene demasiado, etc.) (T)Angl., to spill out (as from of an overflowing sack) (K).*\CUAXELOA v.t. tla-., rejeter ce qui déborde.Esp., lo quita, lo riega, lo saca (lo que sobra del maíz, etc., del bote, costal, etc.).Angl., to pour the excess of something out (K). -
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adj1) gener. jour filtré, lumière diffuse, lumière tamisée2) brit.engl. scatter light (глаза)3) radio. lumière diffusée -
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achyôpixahui > achyôpixauh.*\ACHYOPIXAHUI v.i., semer des graines." achyôtepehui, achyôpixahui ", il disperse ses graines, il sème ses graines - arroja las semillas, derrama las semillas. Cod Flor XI 188v = ECN11,90 = Acad Hist MS 217v = Sah11,202 - the seeds scatter down, shower down.Form: sur pixahui, morph.incorp. achyôtl. -
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achyôtepehui > achyôtepeuh.*\ACHYOTEPEHUI v.i., répandre des graines." achyôtepehui, achyôpixâhui ", il disperse ses graines, il sème ses graines - arroja las semillas, derrama las semillas. Cod Flor XI 188v = ECN11,90 = Acad Hist MS 217v = Sah11,202 - the seeds scatter down, shower down.Form: sur tepehui, morph.incorp. achyô-tl. -
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ahcâna > ahcân.*\AHCANA v.t. tla-., vanner, nettoyer le grain.Esp., auentar trigo o cosa semejante (M I 17v.)." tlaahcâna, tlatzehtzeloa, tlaâtzehtzelhuâzhuia ", elle vanne, elle secoue, elle nettoie les grains au tamis - she aerates it, filters it, strains it. Il s'agit des grains de cacao moulus. Sah10,93." tlaahcâna, tlaehcaquetza, tlaehcamôtla ", il vanne, expose le grain au vent, le jette contre le vent - he cleans them, winnows them, throws them against the wind. Il s'agit de grains de maïs. Sah10,42." cahcâna, quehêcaquetza, quehcatoctia, quitepêhua in polocatl ", il vanne, il évente le son, il fait que le vent l'emporte, il le disperse - he winnowed and fanned out the chaff ; he let the wind carry off and scatter the impurities. Sah4,129.Form: peut-être faut-il faire dériver cette forme de ahco âna. A moins qu'ahcâna ne soit une variante de ehcâna.
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