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1 confined
confined [kən'faɪnd](a) (area, atmosphere) confiné;∎ in a confined space dans un espace restreint ou réduit∎ Military to be confined to barracks être consigné;∎ confined to bed alité -
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4 confined
1) ((with to) kept in or shut up in: confined to bed with a cold.) confiné2) (narrow, small: a confined space.) restreint -
5 confined compression test
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > confined compression test
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6 confined sample
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > confined sample
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7 confined stratum
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > confined stratum
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8 confined aquifer
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9 confined meander
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10 confined water
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11 confined space
espace confiné, espace closEnglish-French dictionary of labour protection > confined space
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12 confined vapour explosion
explosion de vapeurs confinéesEnglish-French dictionary of labour protection > confined vapour explosion
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13 confined
(animal, dangerous person)confiné;( in pound)mis en fourrière;( in prison)détenu, emprisonné, enfermé;( limitation)limité à -
14 lateral confined compression test
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > lateral confined compression test
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15 laterally confined test
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > laterally confined test
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16 drainage of confined waters
English-French dictionary of Geography > drainage of confined waters
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17 confine
confine [kənˈfaɪn]a. ( = imprison) enfermerb. ( = limit) to confine o.s. to doing sth se limiter à faire qchc. [+ epidemic, conflict] circonscrire2. plural nounconfines [ˈkɒnfaɪnz]* * *[kən'faɪn] 1.transitive verb1) ( shut up) confiner [person] (in, to dans); enfermer [animal] (in dans)confined to barracks — Military consigné au quartier
2) ( limit) limiter [comments etc] (to à)2.the problem is not confined to old people — le problème ne concerne pas uniquement les personnes âgées
to confine oneself to/to doing — se contenter de/de faire
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18 confine
A vtr1 (in room, cell, prison, ghetto) confiner [person] (in, to dans) ; interner [mental patient] (in, to dans) ; enfermer [animal] (in dans) ; to be confined to bed être alité ; to be confined to the house être obligé de rester à la maison ; to be confined to barracks Mil être consigné au quartier ;2 ( limit) limiter [comments etc] (to à) ; the problem is not confined to old people le problème ne concerne pas uniquement les personnes âgées ;3 † Med to be confined être en couches. -
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confine [kən'faɪn](a) (restrict) limiter, borner;∎ to confine oneself to sth se borner ou s'en tenir à qch;∎ we confined ourselves to (discussing) the financial arrangements nous nous en sommes tenus à discuter des dispositions financières, nous nous en sommes tenus aux dispositions financières;∎ the report confines itself to single women le rapport ne traite que des femmes célibataires;∎ please confine your remarks to the subject under consideration veuillez vous limiter au sujet en question∎ her illness confined her to the house/to bed sa maladie l'a obligée à rester à la maison/à garder le lit;∎ Military to confine sb to barracks consigner qn∎ to be confined accoucher, être en couches -
20 confine
1) (to keep within limits; to stop from spreading: They succeeded in confining the fire to a small area.) contenir2) (to shut up or imprison: The prince was confined in the castle for three years.) enfermer•- confined- confinement - confines
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confined — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ (of a space) enclosed; cramped … English terms dictionary