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to be in direct proportion to sth

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1 proportion

proportion [prəˈpɔ:∫ən]

1. noun

a. ( = ratio) proportion f

• the proportion of men to women la proportion d'hommes par rapport aux femmes

• he has no sense of proportion il n'a pas le sens des proportions

► in proportion

• in proportion with proportionnellement à

• her weight is not in proportion to her height son poids n'est pas proportionné à sa taille

• contributions in proportion to one's earnings contributions en proportion de ses revenus

• to be in direct proportion to sth être directement proportionnel à qch

• to see sth in proportion relativiser qch

• let's get things in proportion ne dramatisons pas► out of proportion hors de proportion

• out of proportion to hors de proportion avec

• he's got it out of proportion il a exagéré

b. ( = part) part f, partie f

• in equal proportions à parts égales

• a certain proportion of the staff une partie du personnel

• a high proportion of women une proportion élevée de femmes

2. plural noun

proportions ( = size) proportions fpl

3. transitive verb

proportionner

• well-proportioned bien proportionné

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[prə'pɔːʃn] 1.
noun

1) (part, quantity) (of group, population etc) proportion f (of de); (of income, profit, work etc) part f (of de)

2) ( ratio) also Mathematics proportion f

productivity increases in proportion to the incentives offered — l'augmentation de la productivité est directement proportionnelle aux primes de rendement

tax should be in proportion to income — les contributions devraient être en fonction des revenus

3) (harmony, symmetry)

out of/in proportion — hors de/en proportion

4) fig ( perspective)

to get something out of all proportion — faire tout un drame de quelque chose

to be out of all proportion — être tout à fait disproportionné (to par rapport à)

you've got to have a sense of proportion — il faut avoir le sens de la mesure
2.
proportions plural noun lit, fig dimensions fpl
3.
- proportioned combining form

well-/badly-proportioned — bien/mal proportionné

English-French dictionary > proportion
2 proportion

1. noun
1) (portion) Teil, der; (in recipe) Menge, die

the proportion of deaths is high — der Anteil der Todesfälle ist hoch

what proportion of candidates pass the exam? — wie groß ist der Anteil der erfolgreichen Prüfungskandidaten?

2) (ratio) Verhältnis, das

the proportion of something to something — das Verhältnis von etwas zu etwas

the high proportion of imports to exports — der hohe Anteil der Importe im Vergleich zu den Exporten

in proportion [to something] — [einer Sache (Dat.)] entsprechend

3) (correct relation) Proportion, die; (fig.) Ausgewogenheit, die

sense of proportion — Sinn für Proportionen

be in proportion [to or with something] — (lit. or fig.) im richtigen Verhältnis [zu od. mit etwas] stehen

try to keep things in proportion — (fig.) versuchen Sie, die Dinge im richtigen Licht zu sehen

be out of proportion/all or any proportion [to or with something] — (lit. or fig.) in keinem/keinerlei Verhältnis zu etwas stehen

get things out of proportion — (fig.) die Dinge zu wichtig nehmen; (worry unnecessarily) sich (Dat.) zu viele Sorgen machen

4) in pl. (size) Dimension, die

5) (Math.) Proportion, die

in direct/inverse proportion — direkt/umgekehrt proportional
2. transitive verb
(make proportionate) proportionieren

proportion something to something — etwas einer Sache (Dat.) anpassen; see also academic.ru/108624/proportioned">proportioned

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[prə'po:ʃən]
noun

1) (a part (of a total amount): Only a small proportion of the class passed the exam.) der Teil

2) (the (correct) quantity, size, number etc ( of one thing compared with that of another): For this dish, the butter and flour should be in the proportion of three to four (=eg 300 grammes of butter with every 400 grammes of flour).) das Verhältnis

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- proportional
- proportionally
- proportionate
- proportionately
- be
- get in proportion to
- get in proportion
- be
- get out of all proportion to
- get out of proportion to
- get out of all proportion
- get out of proportion
- in proportion to
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pro·por·tion

[prəˈpɔ:ʃ^ən, AM -ˈpɔ:r-]

n

1. (part) Anteil m

2. no pl (relation) Proportion f, Verhältnis nt

in \proportion to sb/sth im Verhältnis zu jdm/etw

to be in/out of \proportion [to sth] im/in keinem Verhältnis zu etw dat stehen

to be in/out of \proportion [to each other] in den Proportionen [zueinander] stimmen/nicht stimmen

I'm all out of \proportion in this picture auf diesem Bild stimmen die Proportionen überhaupt nicht

3. (in drawing)

▪ \proportions pl Proportionen pl

4. (balance) Verhältnis nt

to have/keep a sense of \proportion bei etw dat den richtigen Maßstab anlegen

to blow sth out of [all] \proportion etw maßlos übertreiben

to keep sth in \proportion etw im richtigen Verhältnis sehen

5. (size)

▪ \proportions pl Ausmaße pl

a building of gigantic \proportions ein Gebäude von gewaltigen Ausmaßen

to assume [or take on] massive/exaggerated \proportions massive/übertriebene Ausmaße annehmen

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[prə'pOːSən]
1. n

1) (= ratio, relationship in number) Verhältnis nt (of x to y zwischen x und y); (= relationship in size, ART) Proportionen pl

to be in/out of proportion (to one another) (in number) — im richtigen/nicht im richtigen Verhältnis zueinanderstehen; ( in size, Art ) in den Proportionen stimmen/nicht stimmen; (in time, effort etc) im richtigen/in keinem Verhältnis zueinanderstehen

to be in/out of proportion to or with sth — im Verhältnis/in keinem Verhältnis zu etw stehen; ( in size, Art )

in proportion to what she earns her contributions are very small — im Verhältnis zu dem, was sie verdient, ist ihr Beitrag äußerst bescheiden

in direct/inverse proportion to sth — in direktem/umgekehrtem Verhältnis zu etw; (Math) direkt/indirekt proportional zu etw

to get sth in proportion (Art) — etw proportional richtig darstellen; (fig) etw objektiv betrachten

he has got the arms out of proportion — er hat die Arme proportional falsch dargestellt

he has let it all get out of proportion (fig) — er hat den Blick für die Proportionen verloren

it's out of all proportion! — das geht über jedes Maß hinaus!

sense of proportion (lit, fig) — Sinn m für Proportionen

in due proportion — in angemessenem Verhältnis

in proportion as — in dem Maße wie

a man of huge proportions —

he admired her ample proportions — er bewunderte ihre üppigen Formen

a room of good proportions — ein Zimmer mit guter Raumaufteilung

2) (= part, amount) Teil m

a certain proportion of the population — ein bestimmter Teil der Bevölkerung

the proportion of drinkers in our society is rising constantly — der Anteil der Trinker in unserer Gesellschaft nimmt ständig zu

what proportion of the industry is in private hands? — wie groß ist der Anteil der Industrie, der sich in Privathand befindet?

a proportion of the industry is in private hands — ein Teil der Industrie befindet sich in Privathand

2. vt

you haven't proportioned the head properly — Sie haben den Kopf proportional falsch dargestellt

he proportioned the building beautifully — er hat das Gebäude wunderbar ausgewogen gestaltet

a realistically proportioned model — ein maßstabgetreues Modell

a nicely proportioned woman — eine wohlproportionierte Frau

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proportion [prəˈpɔː(r)ʃn; US auch -ˈpəʊr-]

A s

1. Verhältnis n (of … to von … zu):

in proportion as in dem Maß, wie; je nachdem, wie;

in proportion to im Verhältnis zu;

be paid in proportion to the number of hours one works nach Arbeitsstunden bezahlt werden;

out of all proportion unverhältnismäßig;

be out of all proportion to in keinem Verhältnis oder in keiner Relation stehen zu;

what proportion of …? wie viel von (oder gen) …?

2. richtiges Verhältnis, Gleich-, Ebenmaß n:

the painting is out of proportion die Proportionen des Bildes stimmen nicht;

see things in (out of) proportion fig die Dinge (nicht) im richtigen Verhältnis sehen

3. (verhältnismäßiger) Anteil:

in proportion anteilig

4. CHEM, MATH Proportion f, Verhältnis n:

law of multiple proportions Gesetz n der multiplen Proportionen

5. MATH

a) Verhältnisgleichung f, Proportion f

b) Dreisatz(rechnung) m(f), Regeldetri f

c) auch geometric proportion Verhältnisgleichheit f

6. meist pl Ausmaß(e) n(pl), Größe(nverhältnisse) f(pl), Dimensionen pl

7. MUS

a) Schwingungsverhältnis n

b) Rhythmus m

8. fig

a) Symmetrie f

b) Harmonie f

B v/t

1. (to) in das richtige Verhältnis bringen (mit, zu), anpassen (dat)

2. verhältnis- oder anteilmäßig verteilen

3. symmetrisch oder harmonisch gestalten:

well proportioned ebenmäßig, wohlgestaltet, -proportioniert

4. proportionieren, bemessen, dimensionieren

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1. noun
1) (portion) Teil, der; (in recipe) Menge, die

the proportion of deaths is high — der Anteil der Todesfälle ist hoch

what proportion of candidates pass the exam? — wie groß ist der Anteil der erfolgreichen Prüfungskandidaten?

2) (ratio) Verhältnis, das

the proportion of something to something — das Verhältnis von etwas zu etwas

the high proportion of imports to exports — der hohe Anteil der Importe im Vergleich zu den Exporten

in proportion [to something] — [einer Sache (Dat.)] entsprechend

3) (correct relation) Proportion, die; (fig.) Ausgewogenheit, die

sense of proportion — Sinn für Proportionen

be in proportion [to or with something] — (lit. or fig.) im richtigen Verhältnis [zu od. mit etwas] stehen

try to keep things in proportion — (fig.) versuchen Sie, die Dinge im richtigen Licht zu sehen

be out of proportion/all or any proportion [to or with something] — (lit. or fig.) in keinem/keinerlei Verhältnis zu etwas stehen

get things out of proportion — (fig.) die Dinge zu wichtig nehmen; (worry unnecessarily) sich (Dat.) zu viele Sorgen machen

4) in pl. (size) Dimension, die

5) (Math.) Proportion, die

in direct/inverse proportion — direkt/umgekehrt proportional
2. transitive verb
(make proportionate) proportionieren

proportion something to something — etwas einer Sache (Dat.) anpassen; see also proportioned

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n.

Anteil -e m.

Proportion f.

Verhältnis n.

English-german dictionary > proportion
3 proportion

prə'po:ʃən
noun

1) (a part (of a total amount): Only a small proportion of the class passed the exam.) proporción

2) (the (correct) quantity, size, number etc (of one thing compared with that of another): For this dish, the butter and flour should be in the proportion of three to four (=eg 300 grammes of butter with every 400 grammes of flour).) proporción

•

- proportional
- proportionally
- proportionate
- proportionately
- be
- get in proportion to
- get in proportion
- be
- get out of all proportion to
- get out of proportion to
- get out of all proportion
- get out of proportion
- in proportion to

proportion n proporción

proportion

tr[prə'pɔːʃən]

noun

1 (ratio) proporción nombre femenino

2 (part) parte nombre femenino; (porcentage) porcentaje nombre masculino

3 (correct relation) proporción nombre femenino

plural noun proportions

1 dimensiones nombre femenino plural, proporciones nombre femenino plural

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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL

to be in proportion / be out of proportion estar proporcionado,-a / no estar proporcionado,-a

to be in proportion to/with something / be out of proportion to/with something guardar proporción con algo / no guardar proporción con algo

to blow something up out of all proportion exagerar algo desmesuradamente

to get/keep things in proportion guardar el sentido de la medida

to get things out of proportion exagerar las cosas

to have a sense of proportion tener sentido de la medida

proportion [prə'porʃən] vt

: proporcionar

well-proportioned: de buenas proporciones

proportion n

1) ratio: proporción f

2) symmetry: proporción f, simetría f

out of proportion: desproporcionado

3) share: parte f

4) proportions npl

size: dimensiones fpl

proportion

n.

• lindeza s.f.

• medida s.f.

• proporción s.f.

• relación s.f.

v.

• proporcionar v.

I prə'pɔːrʃən, prə'pɔːʃən
noun

1) ( part) (no pl) parte f, porcentaje m

a large o high proportion of the voters — gran parte de los votantes, un gran porcentaje de los votantes

2) c u ( ratio) proporción f

in equal proportions — por partes iguales

in proportion to something — en proporción a algo

to vary in direct/inverse proportion with something — variar* en proporción directa/inversa a algo

3) u ( proper relation) proporción f

the head isn't in proportion to the body — la cabeza no está (bien) proporcionada or está desproporcionada con respecto al cuerpo

let's keep things in proportion — no exageremos

to blow something up out of all proportion — exagerar algo desmesuradamente

his salary is out of all proportion to his talent — su sueldo no guarda proporción con su talento

4) proportions pl ( size) proporciones fpl, dimensiones fpl

II

transitive verb

poorly proportioned — mal proporcionado

well-proportioned — de buenas proporciones, bien proporcionado

[prǝ'pɔːʃǝn]
1. N

1) (=ratio) proporción f

the proportion of blacks to whites — la proporción entre negros y blancos

in/out of proportion — proporcionado/desproporcionado

to be in/out of proportion (to one another) — estar en/no guardar proporción (el uno con el otro)

to be in/out of proportion to or with sth — estar en/no guardar proporción con algo

and the rest in proportion — y lo demás en proporción; (Comm) y lo demás a prorrata

in due proportion — en su justa medida

in proportion as — a medida que

to see sth in proportion — (fig) ver algo en su justa medida

it has been magnified out of all proportion — (fig) se ha exagerado mucho

sense of proportion — (fig) sentido m de la medida

2) (=part, amount) parte f

in equal proportions — por partes iguales

what proportion is in private hands? — ¿qué porción queda en manos de particulares?

3) proportions (=size) dimensiones fpl

2.

VT

to proportion sth to sth — [+ charge, cost] adecuar algo a algo

well-proportioned — [room] de buenas proporciones; [woman's figure] bien proporcionado; [man's figure] bien armado

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I [prə'pɔːrʃən, prə'pɔːʃən]
noun

1) ( part) (no pl) parte f, porcentaje m

a large o high proportion of the voters — gran parte de los votantes, un gran porcentaje de los votantes

2) c u ( ratio) proporción f

in equal proportions — por partes iguales

in proportion to something — en proporción a algo

to vary in direct/inverse proportion with something — variar* en proporción directa/inversa a algo

3) u ( proper relation) proporción f

the head isn't in proportion to the body — la cabeza no está (bien) proporcionada or está desproporcionada con respecto al cuerpo

let's keep things in proportion — no exageremos

to blow something up out of all proportion — exagerar algo desmesuradamente

his salary is out of all proportion to his talent — su sueldo no guarda proporción con su talento

4) proportions pl ( size) proporciones fpl, dimensiones fpl

II

transitive verb

poorly proportioned — mal proporcionado

well-proportioned — de buenas proporciones, bien proporcionado

English-spanish dictionary > proportion
4 account

account [ə'kaʊnt]

1 noun

(a) (report) récit m, compte rendu m;

∎ to give an account of sth faire le récit de qch;

∎ her account differs from her husband's sa version diffère de celle de son mari, son récit diffère de celui de son mari;

∎ an interesting account of his travels un récit intéressant de ses voyages;

∎ his latest book contains an amusing account of how he learned to drive son dernier livre relate de façon amusante la manière dont il a appris à conduire;

∎ he gave his account of the accident il a donné sa version de l'accident;

∎ by his own account he had had too much to drink à l'en croire, il avait trop bu

(b) (explanation) compte rendu m, explication f;

∎ to bring or to call sb to account (for sth) demander des comptes à qn (de qch);

∎ to be brought to account devoir rendre des comptes;

∎ you will be held to account for all damages il vous faudra rendre des comptes pour tous les dommages causés

(c) (consideration) importance f, valeur f;

∎ a town of little account une ville de peu d'importance ou insignifiante;

∎ what you think is of no account to me ce que vous pensez ne m'inté-resse pas;

∎ to take sth into account, to take account of sth tenir compte de qch, prendre qch en compte;

∎ he took little account of her feelings il ne tenait pas compte ou faisait peu de cas de ses sentiments;

∎ taking everything into account tout bien calculé;

∎ does this estimate take all the costs into account? est-ce que cette estimation prend en compte toutes ces dépenses?;

∎ the rising cost of living must also be taken into account il faut aussi prendre en compte l'augmentation du coût de la vie

(d) (advantage, profit) profit m;

∎ to put or to turn one's skills to good account tirer parti de ses compétences;

∎ to turn sth to account tirer parti ou avantage de qch, mettre qch à profit

(e) Commerce (responsibility)

∎ to set up in business on one's own account s'établir à son compte;

∎ I started working on my own account j'ai commencé à travailler à mon compte

(f) (rendition) interprétation f, version f;

∎ the pianist gave a sensitive account of the con-certo le pianiste a donné du concerto une interprétation d'une grande sensibilité;

∎ to give a good account of oneself bien se débrouiller;

∎ she gave a good account of herself in the interview elle a réussi à bien se définir au cours de cette entrevue

(g) Commerce (with shop) compte m;

∎ to close/to open an account fermer/ouvrir un compte;

∎ we have an account at the garage nous avons un compte chez le garagiste;

∎ put it on or charge it to my account mettez cela sur mon compte;

∎ I'd like to settle my account je voudrais régler ma note;

∎ cash or account? vous payez ou réglez comptant ou est-ce que vous avez un compte chez nous?;

∎ figurative to settle or to square accounts with sb régler ses comptes avec qn;

∎ to account rendered suivant compte remis

(h) Banking compte m;

∎ to open/close an account ouvrir/fermer un compte;

∎ to pay money into one's account verser de l'argent sur son compte;

∎ to pay sb's salary directly into his/her account verser le salaire de qn par virement direct sur son compte;

∎ to overdraw an account mettre un compte à découvert

(i) Finance, Commerce & Accountancy (of expenses) état m, note f; (of transactions) exposé m;

∎ as per or to account rendered (on statement) suivant compte ou relevé remis

(j) Commerce & Marketing (in advertising, marketing, PR) budget m;

∎ one of our major accounts un de nos plus gros clients;

∎ the agency secured the Brook account l'agence s'est assuré le budget Brook

(k) Computing (with Internet service provider) abonnement m ( with auprès de);

∎ to set up an account with sb s'abonner auprès de qn

(l) Stock Exchange

∎ the Account la liquidation

2 transitive verb

formal (consider) estimer, considérer;

∎ she accounts herself my friend elle se considère mon amie;

∎ to account sb guilty tenir qn pour coupable

3 accounts plural noun

Accountancy (of company) comptabilité f;

∎ to keep the accounts tenir les livres ou les écritures ou la comptabilité;

∎ to enter sth in the accounts comptabiliser qch;

∎ who does your accounts? qui est-ce qui fait votre comptabilité?

4 by all accounts adverb

au dire de tout le monde, d'après ce que tout le monde dit

5 on account adverb

Commerce & Finance à crédit;

∎ we bought the car on account nous avons acheté la voiture à crédit;

∎ payment on account paiement m à compte ou à crédit;

∎ I paid £100 on account j'ai versé un acompte de 100 livres

6 on account of preposition

en raison de; (in negative contexts) à cause de;

∎ on account of the weather à cause du temps;

∎ don't leave on account of me or on my account ne partez pas à cause de moi;

∎ I did it on your account (to help you) je l'ai fait pour vous;

∎ I did it on account of you (reproaching) je l'ai fait à cause de vous;

∎ we didn't go on account of there being a storm nous n'y sommes pas allés à cause de la tempête

7 on no account adverb

en aucun cas, sous aucun prétexte;

∎ on no account do I want to talk to her je ne veux lui parler en aucun cas ou sous aucun prétexte

►► account balance (status) situation f de compte; Accountancy (after audit) reliquat m de compte;

Accountancy account book livre m de comptes, registre m de comptabilité;

account card Finance (record of charges) fiche f de compte ou de facture; Commerce (for use in department store) carte-clients f;

account charges frais mpl de tenue de compte;

accounts clerk employé(e) m,f aux écritures;

account credit avoir m de compte;

Stock Exchange account day (jour m de) liquidation, (jour de) règlement m;

accounts department (service m de la) comptabilité f;

Commerce & Marketing account director (in advertising, marketing, PR) directeur(trice) m,f des comptes-clients;

American account executive agent m de change;

account fee commission f de compte;

Commerce & Marketing account handler (in advertising, marketing, PR) responsable mf des comptes-clients;

account handling fee commission f de tenue de compte;

account holder titulaire mf;

account manager Banking & Finance chargé(e) m,f de compte; Commerce & Marketing (in advertising, marketing, PR) responsable mf de budget;

account number numéro m de compte;

Accountancy account payable compte m créditeur, dette f fournisseur;

Accountancy accounts payable dettes fpl passives, dettes fpl fournisseurs;

Accountancy accounts payable ledger livre m des créanciers;

Accountancy account receivable compte m client, compte m débiteur;

Accountancy accounts receivable dettes fpl actives, créances fpl (clients);

Accountancy accounts receivable ledger livre m des débiteurs;

Accountancy accounts receivable turnover taux m de rotation des comptes clients;

Computing accounts software logiciel m de comptabilité;

account statement relevé m ou état m ou bordereau m de compte

➲ account for inseparable transitive verb

(a) (explain) expliquer, rendre compte de;

∎ that accounts for his interest in baseball voilà qui explique son intérêt pour le baseball;

∎ there's no accounting for his recent odd behaviour il n'y a aucune explication à son comportement bizarre des derniers temps;

∎ there's no accounting for taste les goûts et les couleurs, ça ne se discute pas

(b) (answer for) rendre compte de;

∎ he has to account for every penny he spends il doit rendre compte de chaque franc qu'il dépense;

∎ all the children are accounted for aucun des enfants n'a été oublié;

∎ two hostages have not yet been accounted for deux otages n'ont toujours pas été retrouvés

(c) (represent) représenter;

∎ wine accounts for 5 percent of all exports le vin représente 5 pour cent des exportations totales;

∎ the North Sea accounts for a large proportion of our petroleum la mer du Nord produit une grande partie de notre pétrole

(d) formal (shoot, kill) abattre, tuer; (catch) attraper

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5 fix

fix [fɪks]

1. transitive verb

   a. ( = make firm) fixer ; (with ropes) attacher

   b. ( = direct) diriger ; [+ attention] fixer

• to fix one's eyes on sb/sth fixer qn/qch du regard

• all eyes were fixed on her tous les regards étaient tournés vers elle

• to fix sth in one's mind graver qch dans son esprit

   c. ( = arrange) décider ; [+ time, date, price, limit] fixer

   d. (inf) to fix one's hair se passer un coup de peigne

• can I fix you a drink? (US) vous prendrez bien un verre ?

   e. ( = deal with) arranger ; ( = mend) réparer

• don't worry, I'll fix it all ne vous en faites pas, je vais tout arranger

   f. ( = rig) (inf) truquer

2. intransitive verb

(US = intend) to be fixing to do sth (inf) compter faire qch

3. noun

   a. ( = difficult situation) (inf) to be in a fix être dans le pétrin (inf)

   b. ( = dose) (inf!) dose f

• to get o.s. a fix [of drug] se shooter (inf !)

   c. [of boat, plane] position f

• I've got a fix on him now j'ai sa position maintenant

   d. ( = trick) it's a fix (inf) c'est truqué

► fix up

1. intransitive verb

s'arranger

2. separable transitive verb

arranger

• I'll try to fix something up je tâcherai d'arranger quelque chose

• to fix sb up with sth trouver qch pour qn

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[fɪks] 1.
noun

1) (colloq) ( quandary) pétrin (colloq) m

to be in a fix — être dans le pétrin (colloq)

2) (colloq) ( dose) ( of drugs) shoot (colloq) m

3) ( means of identification)

to take a fix on something — Aviation, Nautical déterminer la position de quelque chose

4) (colloq) ( rigged arrangement)

it was a fix — c'était truqué
2.
transitive verb

1) (establish, set) fixer [date, venue, price, limit]; déterminer [chronology, position]

to fix tax at 20% — établir un impôt de 20%

nothing is fixed yet — il n'y a encore rien d'arrêté

2) ( organize) arranger [meeting, visit]; préparer [drink, meal]

to fix one's hair — se donner un coup de peigne

how are we fixed for time/money? — qu'est-ce qu'on a comme temps/argent? (colloq)

3) ( mend) réparer [article, equipment]; ( sort out) régler [problem]

4) (attach, insert) fixer [curtain, handle, shelf, notice] (on sur; to à); attacher [rope] (to à); fig faire peser [suspicion] (on sur); rejeter [blame] (on sur)

5) ( concentrate) fixer [attention] (on sur); placer [hopes] (on dans); tourner [thoughts] (on vers)

to fix one's eyes ou gaze on somebody — regarder quelqu'un fixement

6) (colloq) (rig, corrupt) truquer [contest, election]

7) Art, Biology, Chemistry, Photography, Technology fixer
3.
fixed past participle adjective [gaze, idea, income, order, price] fixe; [intervals] régulier/-ière; [method] immuable; [aim] arrêté; [desire] tenace; [intention] ferme; [proportion] constant; [expression] figé; [menu] à prix fixe

Phrasal Verbs:

- fix on

- fix up

English-French dictionary > fix

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