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1 collection
collection [kəˈlek∫ən]1. nouna. [of records, stamps] collection fb. ( = anthology) recueil mc. ( = pick-up) [of goods, refuse] ramassage m• your curtains are ready for collection vos rideaux sont prêts, vous pouvez venir les chercherd. [of mail] levée f• to take a collection (for sb/sth) faire une collecte (au profit de qn/qch)f. ( = act of gathering) [of taxes] perception f ; [of rents] encaissement m ; [of information, signatures] collecte f2. compounds* * *[kə'lekʃn]1) [U] ( collecting) ( of objects) ramassage m; (of old clothes, newspapers etc) collecte f; (of information, facts) rassemblement m; ( of rent) encaissement m; ( of debt) recouvrement m; ( of tax) perception f; Postal services levée frefuse collection — ramassage m des ordures
2) ( set of collected items) (of coins, records etc) collection f; ( anthology) recueil mart collection — collection f (de tableaux)
spring collection — ( clothes) collection de printemps
3) ( sum of money collected) gen collecte f ( for pour); ( in church) quête fto make ou organize a collection — faire la quête, organiser une collecte
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2 collection
1 ¢ ( collecting) ( of objects) ramassage m ; (of old clothes, newspapers etc) collecte f ; (of information, facts, evidence, data) rassemblement m ; ( of rent) encaissement m ; ( of debt) recouvrement m ; ( of tax) perception f ; Post levée f ; the collection of money la collecte ; your suit/bicycle is ready for collection votre costume/vélo est prêt ; refuse collection ramassage m des ordures ;2 ( set of collected items) (of coins, stamps, books, records etc) collection f ; ( anthology) recueil m ; art collection collection f (de tableaux) ; an odd collection of people un mélange curieux de gens ; autumn/spring collection Fashn collection d'automne/de printemps ;3 ( sum of money collected) gen collecte f (for pour) ; ( in church) quête f ; ( for charity) quête f, collecte f (for au profit de) ; to make ou organize a collection faire la quête, organiser une collecte. -
3 collection
collection [kə'lekʃən](a) (UNCOUNT) (collecting → objects) ramassage m; (→ information) rassemblement m; (→ wealth) accumulation f; (→ rent, money) encaissement m; (→ debts) recouvrement m; (→ taxes) perception f; (→ data) collecte f(b) (things collected) collection f;∎ a coin collection une collection de monnaies;∎ Armani's winter collection la collection d'hiver d'Armani∎ your order is ready for collection votre commande est prête;∎ collection times are 8.45 and 17.30 (from letterbox) les levées sont à 8h45 et 17h30(d) (sum of money) collecte f, quête f;∎ to take or to make a collection (for) faire une quête ou collecte (pour)∎ a collection of rubbish had built up outside the door des ordures s'étaient amassées devant la porte;∎ a motley collection un rassemblement hétéroclite(f) (anthology) recueil m∎ to hand sth in for collection donner qch à l'encaissement;∎ a bill for collection un effet à l'encaissementFinance collection charges, collection fees frais mpl d'encaissement;collection plate (in church) corbeille f;Finance collection rate tarif m d'encaissement;collection tin = boîte de collecte au profit d'une association caritative -
4 cool
cool [ku:l]∎ it's getting cooler in the evenings (weather) les soirées sont plus fraîches;∎ keep in a cool place tenir au frais(b) (colour → blue, green) clair(c) (calm → person, manner, voice) calme;∎ familiar keep cool! du calme!□ ;∎ to keep a cool head garder la tête froide, garder son sang-froid;∎ familiar she's a cool customer! (cheeky) elle a du culot!, elle en prend à son aise!; (self-possessed) elle a beaucoup de sang-froid!;∎ to be cool, calm and collected être d'un calme olympien;∎ to be/look as cool as a cucumber garder son sang-froid ou calme(d) (unfriendly → person, greeting, welcome) froid∎ she earned a cool million dollars last year elle a gagné la coquette somme d'un million de dollars l'année dernière;∎ I lost a cool thousand j'ai perdu mille livres bien comptées∎ Glasgow's a really cool city Glasgow est une ville hyper-branchée;∎ he still thinks it's cool to smoke il pense encore que ça fait bien de fumer∎ we had a really cool weekend on a passé un super week-end;∎ that's a cool jacket elle est cool ou super, cette veste;∎ that's cool! c'est génial!;∎ I'll be there at eight - cool! je serai là à huit heures - super!∎ is it cool to skin up in here? on peut se rouler un joint ici?;∎ it's not cool to wear jeans in that restaurant on ne peut pas entrer dans ce restaurant si on porte un jean∎ are you cool with that? ça te va?;∎ they're not cool about me smoking at home ils n'aiment pas que je fume à la maison;∎ I thought she'd be angry, but she was really cool about it je pensais qu'elle se fâcherait, mais en fait elle a été très cool2 adverb∎ play it cool! ne nous énervons pas!□3 noun(a) (coolness) fraîcheur f;∎ the cool of the evening la fraîcheur du soir∎ to keep/to lose one's cool garder/perdre son calme(air, liquid, room) rafraîchir, refroidir; (brow, feet) rafraîchir;∎ to cool sb's ardour refroidir l'ardeur de qn;∎ figurative to cool one's heels faire le pied de grue;∎ they left him to cool his heels in jail ils l'ont laissé mijoter en prison;∎ familiar cool it! du calme!□(food, liquid) (se) refroidir; (friendship etc) se refroidir; (enthusiasm, passion, temper) s'apaiser, se calmer►► cool bag glacière f;familiar Cool Britannia = formule qui tend à véhiculer l'image d'une Grande-Bretagne jeune, dynamique et tournée vers l'avenir; il s'agit d'un jeu de mots avec "Rule Britannia", chant patriotique britannique;Music cool jazz cool m∎ give him time to cool down donne-lui le temps de se calmer∎ things have cooled down between them les relations se sont refroidies entre eux(b) (of cold drink) rafraîchir
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