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1 croisé
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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 -
2 déjanter
v. intrans.1. To 'go off the rails', to lose all touch with reality in a state verging on dementia.2. To 'lose the big stick', to 'go limp', to lose an erection. ( Déjanter in standard French refers to the 'parting of the ways' between a tyre and the wheel rim when no air is left in the tyre.)
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