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1 m'as-tu-vu
m'as-tu-vu, e (inf) [matyvy]invariable masculine noun, invariable feminine noun* * *
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(colloq) matyvy adjectif invariable showy
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nom masculin et féminin invariable show-off* * *matyvy nm/f inv* * *A adj inv showy.B nmf inv show-off.[matyvy] adjectif invariable————————[matyvy] nom masculin et fémininfaire le ou son m'as-tu-vu to show off -
2 tape-à-l'œil
(colloq) tapalœj adjectif invariable [couleur] loud; [décoration, bijou, mobilier] garish* * *tapalœj adj invflashy, showy* * *A adj inv [couleur] loud; [décoration, bijou, mobilier] garish.B nm inv ils n'achètent que du tape-à-l'œil they only buy showy stuff○; c'est du tape-à-l'œil it's all show.[tapalɶj] adjectif invariable————————[tapalɶj] nom masculin invariablec'est du tape-à-l'œil [objets, toilette] it's all show -
3 tapageur
- euse tapaʒœʀ, øz adjectif1) ( bruyant) [personne] rowdy2) ( outrancier) [luxe, élégance] showy; ( retentissant) [campagne] hyped-up; [propos] ostentatious* * *tapaʒœʀ, øz adj (-euse)1) (= bruyant) (enfant) rowdy, noisy2) (= voyant) (couleur) loud, (décor) flashy3) (publicité) flashy, loud* * *1 ( bruyant) [personne] rowdy;3. [dont on parle beaucoup] -
4 voyant
voyant, e [vwajɑ̃, ɑ̃t]1. adjective[couleurs] loud2. masculine noun, feminine noun( = illuminé) visionary ; ( = personne qui voit) sighted person3. feminine noun4. masculine noun• voyant d'essence/d'huile petrol/oil light* * *
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voyante vwajɑ̃, ɑ̃t adjectif [couleur, robe] loud
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nom masculin, féminin1) ( extralucide) clairvoyant2) ( qui y voit) sighted person
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nom masculin lightvoyant d'huile — Automobile oil warning light
* * *vwajɑ̃, ɑ̃t voyant, -e1. adj(couleur) loud, gaudy2. nm/f1) (extralucide) clairvoyant2) (= personne qui voit) sighted person3. nm(lumineux) warning light* * *A adj1 ( criard) [couleur, robe] loud;2 ( ostentatoire) [train de vie] ostentatious, showy.B nm,f1 ( extralucide) clairvoyant;2 ( qui y voit) sighted person; les voyants the sighted.C nm light; voyant d'huile oil warning light; voyants d'un tableau de bord Aut dashboard warning lights.————————, voyante [vwajɑ̃, ɑ̃t] nom masculin, nom féminin[spirite]2. [non aveugle] sighted person————————nom masculinvoyant (lumineux) indicator ou warning light[d'un signal] mark[plaque de nivellement] vane levelling shaft -
5 frimeur
masculine noun, feminine noun* * *fʀimœʀ, øz nm/f (-euse)* poser* * *( féminin frimeuse) [frimɶr, øz] (familier) adjectif[attitude, ton] showy———————— -
6 spectacle
spectacle [spεktakl]masculine nouna. ( = vue, tableau) sight• se donner en spectacle to make a spectacle of o.s.b. ( = représentation) show• « spectacles » ( = rubrique) "entertainment"* * *spɛktakl
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nom masculinau spectacle de... — at the sight of...
devant un tel spectacle — ( affreux) at this awful sight; ( merveilleux) at this amazing sight
se donner en spectacle — pej to make an exhibition ou a spectacle of oneself
2) ( divertissement)avoir le sens du spectacle — [metteur en scène] to have a real sense of theatre [BrE]; [politicien] to have an eye for effect
3) Théâtre ( représentation) show‘spectacles’ — ( rubrique) ‘entertainment’
4) ( activité professionnelle)le spectacle, l'industrie du spectacle — show business
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- spectacle (in compounds)1) péjpolitique-spectacle — showbiz (colloq) politics
2) Théâtre* * *spɛktakl nm1) (= vision, scène) sightau spectacle de... — at the sight of...
se donner en spectacle péjoratif — to make a spectacle of o.s, to make an exhibition of o.s
2) (= représentation) show3) (= industrie) show business* * *A nm1 ( vue) sight; ( événement) sight; au spectacle de… at the sight of…; devant un tel spectacle ( affreux) at this awful sight; ( merveilleux) at this amazing sight; c'était un drôle de spectacle de le voir habillé ainsi he looked a real sight dressed like that; le spectacle de la vie quotidienne the sight of people going about their daily lives; se donner or s'offrir en spectacle pej to make an exhibition ou a spectacle of oneself (devant in front of);2 ( divertissement) le spectacle est dans la rue iron there's a free show on the streets iron; avoir le sens du spectacle ( metteur en scène) to have a real sense of theatreGB; ( politicien) to have an eye for effect;3 Théât ( représentation) show; allons au spectacle let's go to the theatreGB; spectacle de marionnettes/de variétés/de danse puppet/variety/dance show; ‘spectacles’ ( rubrique) ‘entertainment’; film à grand spectacle spectacular; politique à grand spectacle pej showbiz○ politics; spectacle son et lumière son et lumière;4 ( activité professionnelle) le spectacle, l'industrie du spectacle show business; les métiers/les gens du spectacle jobs/people in show business.2 Théât dîner-spectacle dinner and floor show.[spɛktakl] nom masculinconsulter la page (des) spectacles to check the entertainment ou entertainments pageelle présentait un bien triste/curieux spectacle she looked a rather sorry/odd sight————————à grand spectacle locution adjectivale————————en spectacle locution adverbialese donner ou s'offrir en spectacle to make an exhibition ou a spectacle of oneself -
7 tape-à-l'œil
adj. inv. 'Flashy', 'showy'; ostentatious. -
8 tralala
n. m.1. 'Showy' get-up. Arriver en grand tralala: To go somewhere overdressed. (The 'dressed-to-the-nines' image is acceptable according to context.)2. Faire du (also: tout un) tralala: To 'make a song-and-dance about something', to make a big fuss about personal achievements. Quand sa fille s'est mariée, elle a fait tout un tralala! When their daughter got wed, she turned it into a state occasion!3. Et tout le tralala: 'And the whole show'—'And all the works'—And all the paraphernalia. -
9 cyclothone prétentieuse
—1. LAT Cyclothone signata Garman2. RUS пёстрая циклотона f3. ENG showy bristlemouth4. DEU —5. FRA cyclothone f prétentieuseDICTIONNAIRE DES NOMS DES ANIMAUX EN CINQ LANGUES > cyclothone prétentieuse
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10 voyant
jazzy, showy -
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1. LAT Cyclothone signata Garman2. RUS пёстрая циклотона f3. ENG showy bristlemouth4. DEU —5. FRA cyclothone f prétentieuse -
12 jacinthe d'eau
водяной гиацинт
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water hyacinth
Floating aquatic plant, Eichornia crassipes of tropical America, having showy bluish-purple flowers and swollen leafstalks: family Pontederiaceae. It forms dense masses in rivers, ponds, etc., and is a serious pest in the southern U.S., Java, Australia, New Zealand, and parts of Africa. (Source: CED)
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