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1 infiltration
infiltration [ɛ̃filtʀasjɔ̃]feminine noun[d'espions] infiltration [de liquide] seepage* * *ɛ̃filtʀasjɔ̃1) ( de liquide)infiltrations d'eau — water seepage [U]
3) ( piqûre)* * *ɛ̃filtʀasjɔ̃ nf* * *infiltration nf1 ( de liquide) seepage ¢; infiltrations d'eau water seepage; il y a des infiltrations dans la pièce water is seeping into the room;2 ( d'espions) infiltration (dans into);3 Méd injection (dans into); se faire faire des infiltrations de cortisone to have cortisone injections.[ɛ̃filtrasjɔ̃] nom féminin2. [généralement, PHYSIOLOGIE] infiltrationil y a des infiltrations dans le plafond there are leaks in the ceiling, water is leaking ou seeping through the ceiling[d'un agitateur] infiltration -
2 pointer
pointer [pwɛ̃te]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. ( = cocher) to tick off2. intransitive verb• il pointe au chômage depuis trois mois he's been on the dole (inf) (Brit) or on welfare (US) for three months3. reflexive verb* * *
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1. pwɛ̃te1) ( en cochant) to tick off GB, to check off US [noms, mots, chiffres]; to check [liste]pointer son museau — [animal] to peep out
pointer son nez — (colloq) to show one's face
3) ( dresser)pointer ses oreilles — [chien] to prick up its ears
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verbe intransitif1) [employé] ( en arrivant) to clock in; ( en sortant) to clock outpointer à l'usine — (colloq) to work in a factory
3) ( se dresser) [clocher, arbre, antenne] to rise up; [seins] to stick out4) ( apparaître) [soleil] to come up, to rise; [aube, jour] to break; [fleur, plante] to come up; [bourgeon] to open
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se pointer (colloq) verbe pronominal [personne] to turn up (à at)
II pwɛ̃tɛʀ* * *pwɛ̃te1. vt1) (= diriger) [canon, longue-vue, doigt]pointer qch vers; pointer qch sur — to point sth at
2) (= cocher) to tick off3) (= contrôler) [employés] (à l'arrivée) to check in, (au départ) to check out4) MUSIQUE, [note] to dot5) (= dresser)pointer les oreilles [chien] — to prick up its ears
2. vi1) [employé] (à l'arrivée) to clock in, to clock on, (au départ) to clock out, to clock offDepuis le mois dernier, on doit pointer. — Since last month we've had to clock in and out.
2) [pousses] to come upCette année l'ex-champion du monde pointe à la dixième place. — This year the former world champion took tenth place.
4) [jour] (= poindre) to break* * *I.pointer verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( en cochant) to tick off GB, to check off US [noms, mots, chiffres]; to check [liste]; to time [sportif];2 ( diriger) to point [arme] (sur qch/qn at sth/sb); pointer un or son doigt vers qch/qn to point at sth/sb; pointer un doigt accusateur sur qch/qn to point an accusing finger at sth/sb; pointer sa tête par la porte/par la fenêtre to stick one's head round the door GB ou in US/out of the window; pointer son museau [animal] to peep out; pointer son nez○ to show one's face;3 ( dresser en pointe) pointer ses oreilles [chien] to prick up its ears.B vi1 Entr [employé] ( en arrivant) to clock in; ( en sortant) to clock out; nous ne sommes pas obligés de pointer we don't have to clock in and out; pointer à l'usine○ to work in a factory;2 Prot Soc pointer à l'agence pour l'emploi to sign on at the unemployment office;3 Sport ( aux boules) to aim at positioning a boule as close to the jack as possible;4 ( se dresser) [clocher, tour, arbre, antenne] to rise up; [seins] to stick out; le clocher pointait au-dessus des toits the steeple was visible above the roofs; pointer à l'horizon to rise up on the horizon;5 ( apparaître) [soleil] to come up, to rise; [aube, jour] to break; [fleur, plante] to come up; [bourgeons] to open; les crocus commencent à pointer the crocuses are starting to come up;6 Ordinat to point (sur at).C ○ se pointer vpr [personne] to turn up; il s'est pointé en jean à la cérémonie he turned up at the ceremony in jeans.II.I[pwɛ̃te] verbe transitif1. [dresser][montrer]3. [à la pétanque]————————[pwɛ̃te] verbe intransitif2. [apparaître - aube, jour] to be dawning ; [ - jalousie, remords] to be breaking ou seeping through3. [à la pétanque] to draw (the jack)4. [ouvrier - arrivant] to clock in ; [ - sortant] to clock out————————se pointer verbe pronominal intransitifalors, tu te pointes? are you coming or aren't you?II[pwɛ̃tɶr] nom masculin[chien] pointer -
3 pénétration
pénétration [penetʀasjɔ̃]feminine noun( = action) penetration* * *penetʀasjɔ̃nom féminin lit, fig penetration; ( des eaux) seepage* * *penetʀasjɔ̃ nf1) (d'un liquide dans qch) penetration, soaking in2) (d'un objet dans qch) penetration3) fig (d'idées, de doctrines dans les esprits) penetration4) (sexuelle) penetration5) (militaire: dans un territoire) penetration6) (= perspicacité) perceptiveness* * *pénétration nf lit, fig penetration; pénétration d'un marché market penetration; taux de pénétration level of market penetration; la pénétration des eaux dans le sol the seepage of water into the soil.[penetrasjɔ̃] nom féminin1. [par un solide] penetration[par un corps gras] absorption2. [acte sexuel] penetration4. (figuré) [perspicacité] perceptionun esprit plein de pénétration a very perceptive ou sharp mind5. COMMERCE [d'un produit] (market) penetration -
4 suinter
suinter [syɛ̃te]➭ TABLE 1 intransitive verb* * *sɥɛ̃teverbe intransitif1) [eau] to seep (de through); [sang, sève] to ooze (de from)2) [mur] to sweat; [plaie] to weep* * *sɥɛ̃te vi* * *suinter verb table: aimer vi1 [eau] to seep (de through); [sang, sève] to ooze (de from);2 [mur] to sweat; [plaie] to ooze.[sɥɛ̃te] verbe intransitif2. [laisser échapper un liquide - plaie] to weep3. (littéraire) [se manifester] to ooze————————[sɥɛ̃te] verbe transitif -
5 four
n. m. (th.): 'Flop', failure. (The expression faire un four, although usually used in the theatrical world, is seeping into everyday language with the meaning of having one's repartee received in silence.)
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