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1 alterner
alterner [altεʀne]➭ TABLE 1 transitive and intransitive verb* * *altɛʀne
1.
verbe transitif gén to alternate
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verbe intransitif1) ( se succéder) to alternate ( avec with)2) ( se relayer)* * *altɛʀne1. vt2. vi* * *alterner verb table: aimerA vtr gén to alternate; nous alternons cours pratique et cours théorique we alternate between practical work and lessons in theory; alterner les cultures to rotate crops.B vi1 ( se succéder) [périodes, couleurs, objets] to alternate (avec with);2 ( se relayer) [personnes, groupe] alterner avec qn pour faire qch to take turns with sb (at) doing sth; les deux partis ont alterné au pouvoir pendant 30 ans the two parties have been alternately in and out of power for 30 years.[altɛrne] verbe transitif1. [faire succéder] to alternate————————[altɛrne] verbe intransitif -
2 alternance
alternance [altεʀnɑ̃s]feminine noun* * *altɛʀnɑ̃s1) gén alternation‘l'Avare’ se joue en alternance — ‘l'Avare’ is on every other night
2) Politiquechoisir l'alternance — [électorat, pays] to opt for a change in power
* * *altɛʀnɑ̃s nf* * *alternance nf1 gén alternation; alternance d'ondées et d'éclaircies showers with intermittent bright spells; en alternance avec alternately with; en alternance alternately; ‘l'Avare’ se joue en alternance ‘l'Avare’ is on every other night; formation en alternance work-based learning ¢;2 Pol choisir l'alternance [électorat, pays] to opt for a change in power.[altɛrnɑ̃s] nom féminin1. [succession] alternationl'alternance des saisons the alternating ou changing seasons2. POLITIQUE3. LINGUISTIQUEen alternance locution adverbialeils donnent ou programment "Manon" et "la Traviata" en alternance they're putting on "Manon" and "la Traviata" alternately -
3 amour
n. m.1. Un amour de¼ (usually of object): A 'darling'¼, a beautiful¼ Elle s'est acheté un amour de petit bibi: She bought herself the sweetest little hat you could imagine!2. Amour vache: Torrid love affair (the kind where violent scenes alternate with passionate love-making). -
4 alternatif
alternatif, -ive [altεʀnatif, iv]1. adjectivea. ( = périodique, successif) alternatingb. [médecine] alternative2. feminine noun( = autre solution) alternative* * *- ive altɛʀnatif, iv adjectif1) gén alternate2) Électrotechnique alternating3) Sociologie alternative* * *altɛʀnatif, iv (-ive)1. adj1) (courant) alternating2) (mouvement, médecine) alternative2. nfne pas avoir d'autre alternative que...; n'avoir d'autre alternative que... — to have no other alternative than...
* * *alternatif, - iveA adj1 gén alternate;2 Électrotech alternating;3 Sociol alternative.B alternative nf alternative.( féminin alternative) [altɛrnatif, iv] adjectif2. [à option] alternativealternative nom fémininse trouver devant une pénible alternative to be faced with a difficult choice, to be in a difficult dilemma2. [solution de remplacement] alternative3. LOGIQUE alternative ou disjunctive (proposition)————————alternatives nom féminin pluriel -
5 croisé
1.
croisée kʀwɑze adjectif1) ( se chevauchant) [bâtons, fils, jambes] crossed; [bras, mains] foldedconversations croisées — Télécommunications crossed lines
2) ( métissé) [sang] mixed; [chien] crossbred3) ( style vestimentaire) [costume, veste] double-breasted; [dos, corsage] crossover (épith)4) ( réciproque) [accords, alliances] reciprocal; [taux] cross (épith)5) Littérature [rimes, vers] alternate6) Sport
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nom masculin1) Histoire crusader2) ( tissu) twill* * *kʀwaze croisé, -e1. adj1) FINANCEfinancement croisé — cross-financing, cross-funding
2) (costume, veston) double-breasted3) TENNIS (revers, coup droit, volée) cross-court4)5)See:2. nm(= guerrier) crusader3. nf2) (= fenêtre) window* * *A pp ⇒ croiser.B pp adj1 ( se chevauchant) [bâtons, fils, jambes] crossed; [bras, mains] folded; châle croisé sur la poitrine shawl crossed over the chest; bretelles croisées dans le dos braces GB ou suspenders US which cross over at the back; conversations croisées Télécom crossed lines;2 ( métissé) [sang] mixed; [chien] crossbred; race croisée crossbreed; pollinisation croisée cross-pollination;4 ( réciproque) [accords, alliances] reciprocal; [taux] cross ( épith); accord de licences croisées reciprocal licensing agreements; participations croisées cross ou reciprocal holdings; indexation croisée cross indexing;5 Littérat [rimes, vers] alternate;7 Tex tissu croisé twill;8 Ordinat compilateur croisé cross-compiler.C nm1 Hist crusader;2 Tex twill.D croisée nf1 ( intersection) junction (de of); à la croisée des chemins lit, fig at the crossroads; être à la croisée de deux cultures/mondes to be poised between two different cultures/worlds;1. [bras] folded[jambes] crossedil était debout, les bras croisés he was standing with his arms folded2. LITTÉRATURE [rimes] alternate3. [hybride - animal, plante] crossbred4. [veste, veston] double-breasted5. ÉCONOMIEdétention ou participation croisée crossholding————————nom masculin————————croisée nom féminin1. [intersection] crossing2. ARCHITECTURE3. [fenêtre] casement -
6 stationnement
stationnement [stasjɔnmɑ̃]masculine nouna. [de véhicule] parking• « stationnement interdit » "no parking"• « stationnement payant » (avec parcmètres) "meter zone" ; (avec tickets) "parking with ticket only"• en stationnement [véhicule] parked* * *stasjɔnmɑ̃nom masculin1) Automobile parkingstationnement payant — ( dans la rue) metered parking; ( dans un parking) pay and display parking
‘stationnement gênant’ — ‘no parking or waiting’
2) Canadianisme Automobile car park GB, parking lot US3) Armée ( de troupes) stationing* * *stasjɔnmɑ̃ nm"stationnement interdit" — "no parking"
* * *1 Aut parking; stationnement interdit no parking; stationnement alterné parking system where drivers park on alternate sides of the street every two weeks; stationnement bilatéral parking on both sides; stationnement unilatéral parking on one side only; stationnement payant ( dans la rue) metered parking; ( dans un parking) pay and display parking; stationnement à durée limitée short-term parking; ‘stationnement gênant’ ‘no parking or waiting’; une amende pour stationnement gênant a fine for causing a parking obstruction; stationnement dangereux dangerous parking; stationnement illicite unlawful parking; stationnement en épi angle parking, chevron parking; stationnement en bataille perpendicular parking;3 Mil ( de troupes) stationing.[stasjɔnmɑ̃] nom masculin1. [arrêt] parking‘stationnement interdit’ ‘no parking’‘stationnement gênant’ ‘restricted parking’en stationnement locution adjectivale1. [véhicule] parked -
7 chicane
chicane [∫ikan]feminine nouna. [de circuit automobile] chicaneb. ( = querelle) squabble* * *ʃikan1) ( formée par obstacles) chicane; (tracé de route, piste) double bend2) ( tracasserie) bickering [U]* * *ʃikan nf1) (= obstacle) zigzag2) (= querelle) squabble* * *chicane nf1 ( formée par obstacles) chicane; (tracé de route, piste) double bend; ( dans conduit) baffle; en chicane on alternate sides;2 ( tracasserie) bickering ¢; chercher chicane à qn pour qch to pick a quarrel with sb over sth;4 ( au bridge) chicane;[ʃikan] nom féminin2. [querelle] squabble[de gymkhana] zigzag————————en chicane locution adjectivalezigzag (modificateur) -
8 contrarier
contrarier [kɔ̃tʀaʀje]➭ TABLE 7 transitive verba. ( = irriter) to annoy ; ( = ennuyer) to botherb. ( = gêner) [+ projets] to frustrate ; [+ amour] to thwartc. [+ gaucher] to force to write with his (or her) right hand* * *kɔ̃tʀaʀje2) ( contrecarrer) to frustrate, to thwart [projet]; to hinder [progression]contrarier un gaucher — to make a lefthanded person write with his/her right hand
* * *kɔ̃tʀaʀje vt1) (= fâcher) to annoyIl avait l'air contrarié. — He looked annoyed.
2) (= peiner) to upset* * *contrarier verb table: plier vtr2 ( rendre malade) [aliment, boisson] to upset [personne];3 ( contrecarrer) to frustrate, to thwart [projet, volonté, ambition]; to hinder [mouvement, progression]; amours contrariées thwarted love ¢; contrarier un gaucher to make a lefthanded person write with his/her right hand;[kɔ̃trarje] verbe transitif1. [ennuyer - personne] to annoy3. [contraster]————————se contrarier verbe pronominal (emploi réciproque)1. [aller à l'encontre de - forces] to oppose one another2. [être en conflit - personnes] to clash3. [s'opposer - formes, couleurs] to contrast -
9 parquet à coupe de pierre
Dictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > parquet à coupe de pierre
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10 angle
angle [ɑ̃gl]1. masculine nouna. [de meuble, rue] cornerc. ( = aspect) angle2. compounds► angle de vue= angle de champ* * *ɑ̃glnom masculin1) Mathématique angle2) ( coin) cornerêtre à or faire l'angle de deux rues — to be at the corner of two streets
faire un angle — [rue] to bend
3) ( point de vue) angle•Phrasal Verbs:* * *ɑ̃ɡl nm1) (= coin) corner2) (point de vue, perspective) anglevu sous cet angle,... — seen from this point of view,...
3) MATHÉMATIQUE angleà angle droit [se couper] — at right angles
* * *angle nm1 Math angle; angle de 90° ninety-degree angle;2 ( coin) corner; être à or faire l'angle de deux rues to be at the corner of two streets; le bâtiment qui fait l'angle the building on the corner; bibliothèque/cheminée d'angle corner bookcase/fireplace; faire un angle [rue] to bend;3 ( point de vue) angle; prendre une photo sous le bon angle to take a photo from the right angle; vu sous cet angle viewed from this angle.angle aigu Math acute angle; angle d'arrivée Mil angle of incidence; angle d'attaque Astronaut, Aviat angle of attack; Tech ( d'un outil) angle of clearance; angle de braquage Aut steering lock; angle de carrossage Aut camber angle; angle de champ Phot angle of field; angle de contingence Math angle of contingence; angle de déphasage Phys phase angle; angle droit Math right angle; faire un angle droit avec qch to make a right angle with sth; se couper à angle droit to intersect at right angles; angle d'éclairage Phot angle of reflection; angle de gîte Naut angle of list; angle de hausse ( au tir) angle of elevation, elevation firing angle; angle horaire Aviat, Phot angle of incidence; angle d'inclinaison Aviat bank angle; Phot angle of tilt; angle de montée Aviat angle of climb; angle mort Aut, Aviat blind spot; Mil dead angle; angle obtus Math obtuse angle; angle d'ouverture Phot, Phys aperture angle; angle plat Math straight angle; angle de prise de vue viewing angle; angle de réflexion Phot, Phys angle of reflection; angle de réfraction Phys angle of refraction; angle rentrant Math reentrant angle; angle de route Aviat track angle; angle saillant Math salient angle; angle solide Math solid angle; angle de tir Mil firing angle; angle visuel Phot visual angle; angles adjacents Math adjacent angles; angles alternes externes Math alternate exterior angles; angles complémentaires Math complementary angles; angles opposés par le sommet Math opposite angles; angles supplémentaires Math supplementary angles.[ɑ̃gl] nom masculin1. [coin - d'un meuble, d'une rue] cornerla maison qui est à ou qui fait l'angle the house on the cornerangle aigu/droit/obtus acute/right/obtuse angleje ne vois pas cela sous cet angle I don't see it quite in that light ou from that anglevu sous l'angle économique/du rendement, cette décision se comprend from an economic/a productivity point of view, the decision makes senseangle d'incidence/de réflexion/de réfraction angle of incidence/of reflection/of refractionangle d'ouverture aperture angle, beam width5. TECHNOLOGIE angle————————angle mort nom masculin[en voiture] blind spot————————d'angle locution adjectivale2. [table] corner (modificateur) -
11 amuse-gueule
n. m. pl. (joc.): Cocktail snacks. (As the name suggests, the kind of titbits that alternate happily with the consumption of alcohol.)
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