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mile [maɪl]1 noun(a) (measurement) = 1609 m, mile m;∎ it's 10 miles away ≃ c'est à une quinzaine de kilomètres d'ici;∎ she lives 30 miles from Birmingham ≃ elle habite à une cinquantaine de kilomètres de Birmingham;∎ the two towns are 50 miles apart ≃ les deux villes sont (situées) à 80 kilomètres l'une de l'autre;∎ it's 10 miles back ≃ c'est à une quinzaine de kilomètres derrière nous;∎ miles per hour milles par heure;∎ smaller cars do more miles to the or per gallon les petites voitures consomment moins;∎ we passed a restaurant a few miles back nous sommes passés devant un restaurant quelques kilomètres plus haut;∎ a 100-mile journey ≃ un voyage de 160 kilomètres;∎ a 10-mile tailback (of traffic) ≃ un bouchon d'une quinzaine de kilomètres;∎ mile after mile of sandy beaches ≃ des plages de sable sur des kilomètres et des kilomètres∎ you can see it a mile off ça se voit de loin;∎ they live miles apart ils habitent à des kilomètres l'un de l'autre;∎ the best doctor for miles around le meilleur médecin à des kilomètres à la ronde;∎ we're miles from the nearest town on est à des kilomètres de la ville la plus proche;∎ it's miles from anywhere c'est un endroit complètement isolé;∎ you can see for miles and miles on voit à des kilomètres à la ronde;∎ we walked (for) miles and miles on a fait des kilomètres (à pied);∎ figurative I've had to use miles of string il m'a fallu des kilomètres de ficelle;∎ familiar it sticks out a mile ça vous crève les yeux, ça se voit comme le nez au milieu de la figure∎ they're miles ahead of their competitors ils ont une avance considérable sur leurs concurrents;∎ the two judges are miles apart on capital punishment les deux juges ont des points de vue ou des avis radicalement opposés sur la peine de mort;∎ he was miles away (daydreaming) il était dans la lune;∎ you could see what was going to happen a mile off on voyait d'ici ce qui allait arriver;∎ you can tell she's Italian a mile off elle a vraiment le type italien;∎ your calculations are miles out vous vous êtes complètement trompé dans vos calculs;∎ someone not a million miles from us une certaine personne qui ne se trouve pas très loin de nous;∎ it's not a million miles from what we tried to do cela ressemble assez à ce que nous avons essayé de faire;∎ to go the extra mile faire un petit effort supplémentaire2 adverb∎ I feel miles better je me sens vachement mieux;∎ it's miles more interesting c'est vachement plus intéressant;∎ you're miles too slow t'es vachement trop lent, t'es mille fois trop lent;∎ she's miles better than me at languages elle est vachement plus forte que moi en langues►► American mile marker ≃ borne f kilométrique
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