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nom masculin1) ( pour lier) knot2) ( pour orner) bow3) Nautisme knot4) Botanique knot5) ( point essentiel) crux6) Littérature (de pièce, d'intrigue) core
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nœuds nom masculin pluriel (d'amitié, affection) liter bonds, tiesPhrasal Verbs:* * *nø nm1) [corde] knotIl a fait un nœud à la corde. — He tied a knot in the rope.
2) [bois] knot3) NAVIGATION knot4) (= ruban) bowJanet avait un nœud dans les cheveux. — Janet had a bow in her hair.
5) fig (= liens) bond, tie6) (= essentiel)le nœud de l'action THÉÂTRE — the heart of the action
* * *A nm1 ( pour lier) knot; faire un nœud to tie ou make a knot; nœud simple/double single/double knot; faire un nœud de cravate to tie a tie;2 ( pour orner et lier) bow; avoir des nœuds rouges dans les cheveux to have red bows ou ribbons in one's hair;4 (de branche, tige, planche) knot;5 ( point essentiel) crux;6 Littérat (de pièce, de roman, d'intrigue) core;8 ●( pénis) dick●, nob● GB.nœud coulant slipknot; nœud ferroviaire railway junction; nœud gordien Gordian knot; nœud papillon bow tie; faire un/son nœud papillon to do up a/one's bow tie; nœud routier road junction; nœud de vipères nest of vipers; nœud vital Anat vital centreGB; nœuds marins Naut sailors' knots.[nø] nom masculin1. [lien] knotfaire un nœud to tie ou to make a knotfaire un nœud à ses lacets to do up ou to tie (up) one's shoelacesfaire un nœud de cravate to knot ou to tie a tienœud coulant slipknot, running knotcouper ou trancher le nœud gordien to cut the Gordian knot2. [étoffe nouée] bowporter un nœud noir dans les cheveux to wear a black bow ou ribbon in one's hair4. [point crucial] cruxle nœud du problème the crux ou heart of the problem[dans le bois] knotnœud de vipères nom masculin(sens propre & figuré) nest of vipers
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